>> bill: a lot of the people watching this and around the world are praying for you. >> dana: and your very sweet baby. she gets cuter by the day. thank you so much. we'll be here all day for you with the developments and bill and i will see you tonight as we join martha and bret for special covering at 8:55 p.m. and the president speaks at 9:00 p.m. "the faulkner focus" is next. >> harris: breaking news that 40-mile long russian military convoy headed for the capital city of ukraine is bringing unspeakable violence to the people there. nightfall is approaching this hour and that convoy is less than 17 miles out. how long can ukraine's stunning display of courage and patriotism hold off an army of terrorists? i'm harris faulkner and are you in "the faulkner focus". the might of putin's army is closing in on kyiv. headed there a convoy of tanks and armored vehicles which is

already carved out a path of destruction as it moves toward the capital. in ukraine's second largest city kharkiv russian missiles rained down. 400 civilians have already died and zelenskyy says putin is committing war crimes over and over and pleading for united support from europe in a speech that drew applause and tears. >> it's a tragedy for me and every ukrainian, tragedy for our state. can you imagine this morning two cruise missiles hit this freedom square. dozens killed. this is the price of freedom. we have proven our strength. we have proven that as at a minimum we are exactly the same as you are. so do prove that you are with us. life will win over death and

light will win over darkness. glory be to ukraine. [applause] >> harris: with me former u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley is in "focus." fox team coverage, lucas tomlinson reporting from western ukraine and trey yengst in kyiv. trey, we begin with you. >> harris, air raid sirens continue to sound across ukraine as russia pushes forward with their invasion. we know today in the second largest city of kharkiv two cruise missiles hit a public square killing many people. authorities there on the ground say this was a direct attack by russian forces. ukrainian president zelenskyy today calling it a war crime. here in the capital of kyiv earlier tonight a television tower was hit by a russian missile. that explosion reverberateed across the city as civilians continue to stay underground. we know that 40 mile long

convoy outside of the city limits now a major concern to authorities who set up checkpoints around the city putting anything in the road they can, flower pots, pianos and even cars just trying to block this russian advance. we spoke to some civilians today trying to make their way out of the ukrainian capital. heart breaking scenes at the train station here in kyiv. take a look. >> familiar scene unfolds in the ukrainian capital. they say goodbye to his daughter and granddaughter evacuating to the city near the poleish border. >> we need to leave our homes to make our children safe. i never thought it would be like that. it is not a joke but hell. >> like thousands of ukrainian men he will stay and fight as the russian invasion continues. >> my family, daughter and granddaughter are leaving. i'm staying as i'm in the territorial defense. >> people are running out of time and a real understanding russian forces could surround

the city in a matter of days. the central train station in kyiv is a major evacuation point for people looking to go west. the mood here is tense. soldiers in the streets, civilians hiding from those russian bombs and everyone bracing for what could be bloody urban battle in the days ahead. harris. >> harris: trey, thank you very much. look at this incredible video. it shows everyday ukrainians in a southeast resort town challenging the russian soldiers in the central square taking over the town. they have no weapons as they shout at russian soldiers to go home. wow. nikki haley former u.s. ambassador to the united nations is with me here today. we saw the ukrainian president zelenskyy say he wanted to become part of the european union. i want to first get your reaction to that. how does that help him? >> well i think it helps him

because it infuriates russia, right? it puts more pressure on putin and lets putin know that more of the world is with him. they absolutely should let him in the e.u. that's a european decision. if you want to take about courage, might and inspiration, how do you not let the ukraine into the e.u. europeans will really think that way. >> harris: since we're on the topic of letting them into things are we at the point we would ever consider finland saying it wants to get into nato and sending weapons and doing everything it can to help ukraine? it realizes what are you crane is showing to the world. russia has a crazy man at the helm. >> we have watched him poison opponents in england and watched him allow chemical weapons in syria and watched him do horrific acts over the years bringing down the malaysian airplane. we have watched all this.

this should be no surprise to any of us. in terms of nato it is very different. e.u. is financial, right? nato is security. so you really have to think about whether -- which countries you will add in. that means we all go to war if they're invaded. we all go and take up arms if they are invaded. it is a different conversation if you talk about e.u. versus nato. >> harris: they know that. they say now would be a good time to get into nato. ukraine might want to do the same thing right now but that pulls us into a nuclear war immediately. on the hill republicans have introduced a joint resolution now to pull russia -- or to demand that russia lose permanent seat on the u.n. security council. you know, ambassador, i'm curious about how this puts pressure on him. >> first of all there is a lot we should be doing. i think that biden chose to get back into the human rights council. you are synth shoulder to shoulder with russia.

either you kick russian off the human rights council or the u.s. gets out of the human rights council which we did in the very beginning. secondly you are sitting in iran negotiations. you are sitting shoulder to shoulder with russia and china. do you really want to do a deal with our enemies? i don't think so. if we didn't learn the lesson from this we have to learn that we are not going to allow that to happen. when you talk about the u.n. security council, absolutely i would be railing right now to, one, not allow russia on the security council. two, not allow russia in the general assembly. they should be -- they shouldn't even get observer status at this point. this is all-out war and we should be treating them like the criminals that they are. >> harris: you bring that up and that's exactly the question, right? why are they allowed to vote against a resolution that condemns what they are doing? it makes no sense. >> it doesn't. if the u.n. ever wanted to man

up and grow a spine, this is the time to do it. because if they can do this to ukraine they can do it to any country that sits in that chamber and we have to look at this, harris. this is a learning moment for us. so there are a lot of things the u.s. should have done before this happened. but do you know who is watching all of this right? china. china is watching every country that is sending ukraine arms. china is watching how the u.s. reacts. china is watching who is sending intelligence to ukraine. and china is deciding that when they invade taiwan, how do they want to do it quicker, better, stronger? how will they make sure they can do this? while we're trying to defend ukraine at this point, don't take your eyes off china because they are getting ready to move and we have to be ready. >> harris: how can we be so sure they're in concert with each other? they were cozy at the olympics in beijing. >> absolutely. >> harris: they had to. it was days before this had

happened with ukraine. >> this played out in front of the world. what we know is china is a bit annoyed, right? it played out this way. they look at russia and think russia is being sloppy and think they are embarrassing them but china very much gets russia is the junior partner here and so china may try to distance at this point but they are as close together in terms of making sure they destroy the west as they've ever been. >> harris: i want to hear from if we can the ambassador to ukraine and what he had to say about getting into the u.n. he said this yesterday. >> russia is attacking hospitals, mobile aid brigades and ambulances. this is not the action of a state with a legitimate security concern. this is the action of a state determined to kill civilians. there is no debate. these are war crimes.

>> harris: quickly let's go right to showing everybody what biden has to do now. because he has got to balance where he needs putin, ambassador, with all that putin is doing. look, the international criminal court can go after putin at any point. they don't have to wait for the war to be over. if he is committing crimes they could do that. but what's interesting is from what i'm reading biden is leaning on russia to do the deal with iran. >> it is disgusting. this is absolutely disgusting. talk about not learning from your mistakes. first of all, biden is not doing enough. he needs to cut off -- even now he should be cutting off all russian oil coming into the united states. he can do it in one instant by opening up the keystone pipeline. the second thing is he needs to sanction every energy company in russia right now. i don't know why he is waiting. it is the one thing that is a sucker punch to putin if he

wanted to do it. and then completely eliminate them from swift. completely stop the venmo transactions. what are you waiting on? how many more team need to die before he says let's do this? then you are still going the try to talk about the iran deal? you will go sit in a room with russia and china? think about it. when the idea that biden would go ask china for help with russia sickens me to my core. when you go to one enemy to get help with other enemy, do you know how weak that looks? we have got to stop all of this embarrassment. at some point learn the fact that when tyrants say they are going to do something, we should learn the lesson they will do it. russia said they would invade in ukraine. they're doing it. china said they would take over hong kong. they've done it. russia says they want poland and the baltics next.

china said they want taiwan next. iran says they want to destroy israel. we need to take these evil dictators at their word because they are serious. god help us if we don't take them seriously now because we're watching our mistakes happen. we can self-correct but we've got to grow a spine. we've got to get strong and we've got to start calling out these dictators for what they are. >> harris: 58 million dollars a day is what we're paying putin for his oil. we can't get off of that, apparently. i would walk until the rest of time if you told me that were u.s. strategy. >> as every american would. at what point are the dollars going to outweigh human lives that are happening -- and dying on the streets now of ukraine? and do we need that oil? no, double down on fracking. make sure that we are exporting liquid natural gas. we shouldn't depend on russia alone. we need to tell europe you got us into this, you now have to

become less dependent. poland and lithuania have started getting their oil from australia. let's get the rest of europe off of russian oil. >> harris: ambassador, great to have you here in new york. thank you for being here. fox news alert now. showing the aftermath of an attack on the outskirts of the ukraine capital. they are getting closer and a path of destruction with the 40 mile long convoy. russian forces have bombed a roadblock leading to kyiv from the east. we're watching the military trucks and buildings destroyed as healthcare workers sift through what is left looking for anybody they can possibly save. the injured were taken to the district hospital and we'll bring you new images as we get them. again great to have the ambassador here today. a lot going on. some americans don't believe the state of the union is strong. far from it. >> border is not secure,

russian thing is insecure, inflation is high, gas prices are high. >> it seems very divisive right now. the state of our union now i think things are just not doing good at all. >> harris: tough sell for president biden tonight and his first state of the union address. pessimism on his handling of the economy and threats to america running high. ari fleischer who knows a thing or two about big speeches like this one. he is in "focus." their only fr? the open road. i have friends. [ chuckles ] well, he may have friends, but he rides alone. that's jeremy, right there! we're literally riding together. he gets touchy when you talk about his lack of friends. can you help me out here? no matter why you ride, progressive has you covered with protection starting at $79 a year. well, we're new friends. to be fair. eh, still.

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>> harris: we're getting more video into fox news. the hour is nightfall. these were images taken a short time ago. pureing a on the ground in

ukraine as families are forced apart. they hold onto each other until they board the train, bus or whatever they are getting on and in that last second they let each other go. of course, we know maybe for the last time hanging onto papa there. this kyiv resident, his daughter if his arms, his wife there. the bus headed to poland now. hundred of thousands of ukrainians have fled the country already and more are still trying to leave. they are trying to get to the border points like there in poland, which is the western part of the nation there. some of them have to trek far to get there. i was reading 34-mile trek on foot by a grandmother, daughter and her grandchildren. unbelievable but they made it. watch this. >> the state of the union is in sorry shape. >> not heading in a very good direction. >> what can you say? >> i'm not thinking about the state of the union.

i'm thinking about the state of the world. >> it's the worst in my lifetime. i think the country is divided, i think people are hurting, and i think the government doesn't care. >> harris: some americans with a dim view of the state of the union. president biden is set to give the biggest speech of his life. it comes with the back drop of record high inflation and putin's violent war on ukraine. the president is expected to pitch climate initiatives as a inflation solution and tout economic progress. voters don't buy it. a new national poll shows only 37% of people approve of the job president biden is doing. that is a new low. that is an all-time low. that is a hurdle for tonight. and only 17% say the economy is

better under his watch. some ask how they find 17%. republican senator john barrasso out with an op-ed. his state of the union speech cannot hide the crisis he created. the american people don't want to listen to a fairytale. security is unprecedented tonight. the building fenced off. humvees patrolling. roads closed down and national guard troops at the ready. ari fleischer. i was there over the weekend and you could see them prepping. but now you can see them in place, all of that ahead of -- we'll get to it -- what they think will be some sort of a truck protest. let's start with the president's job tonight. what is it? >> well first from the biden point of view his opportunity tonight is he will be watched by 40, 50, 60 million americans.

his most-watched event since his inago ral address when he became president. a rare moment for the president to have the attention of the nation. his problem, however, harris, think of it like a student who spent helps first year getting ds and fs as sophomore year he says i take a test tomorrow and a chance to improve my grades. you don't have a chance to improve all your grades but one grade at one moment in time. and that's the problem you have when you are an unpopular president with an unpopular agenda where american people have turned on you. one speech alone is never enough. it is a blip and moment in time. he needs to use it to rebuild, to start to get back. it alone won't get him back. >> harris: centrist democrats are unloading on progressive congresswoman tlaib for her plan to give a response to president biden's state of the union. and it's interesting because normally it is the party of opposition goes right after and

they will have that tonight. it will be the iowa governor. after that somebody in biden's own party who is far left of him is then going to give the rebuttal. it is almost like having an opposition party in your own. new jersey democrat told axios it is like keying our own car and slashing your own tires. >> it is worse than an opposition party. it is a socialist party. there are four or five self-acknowledged socialists in the house of representative and one in the united states senate. this is a real problem. on policies they are the definition of radical and part of the democratic coalition and they don't get denounced and the problem is joe biden has been getting tugged to the woke far progressive left as a result of listening to them. so this is part of a split inside the democratic party and a devastating one for them and has cost them centrist democrats who are all becoming

republicans. >> harris: the anti-mandate truckers in unity who got things started in canada against their government and mandates for vaccine are expected to make a convoy, some of them already on their way and see them on social media. how seriously does the president take their message about mandates when you are just now starting to see some of them fall away on the left side of the party? >> big opportunity for joe biden tonight. if he uses any of this speech to announce we're taking down a series of restrictions we've all lived under with covid that can send a signal to america the skies will brighten. things will get better. we're sick of covid and joe biden needs to lead that charge and needs to call every federal worker back to the workforce. why are they still working from home? he needs to send signals of normalcy on covid. i don't know if he will do it, though. he seems to like talking about covid. >> harris: ari fleischer, thank you. you've written many speeches and leaned in to give helpful hints along way i'm certain to

a president. thank you for your time and expertise today. be sure to tune in tonight for our special coverage of president biden's state of the union address. bret baier and martha maccallum will have complete analysis after the speech as well as the republican response. all right here on fox news channel beginning at 8:55 eastern. russia's war on ukraine putting america's energy dependency front and center. you heard ambassador nikki haley. there is so much more we could do and do it right now. what the white house is saying about all of it. and then there is this. >> this is the price of freedom. nobody is going to answer and intervene without freedom. believe you me. >> harris: his speech was passionate. ukraine's president standing firm.

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>> harris: new information from our national correspondent jennifer griffin. a senior defense official is telling fox that 80% of the pre-staged russian troops are now inside ukraine. and the russian military convoy heading toward kyiv is not making any real movement at this point. we can watch this by satellite obviously and that's because of ukraine's resistance and russian troops running out of food and fuel because it is taking them longer than they thought they would make the 90-mile trek. jennifer also is saying that putin's forces may be considering a pause to regroup and re-evaluate. they've done that once reportedly. we'll stay on the news and appreciate the update that

we're getting from jennifer griffin realtime during the program. >> we have a desire to see our children alive. i think it's a fair one. yesterday 16 children were killed. again and again president putin is going to say that it some kind of operation. nobody is going to break us. we are strong. we are ukrainians. >> harris: you heard him. nobody is going to break us. president zelenskyy saying putin is unquestionably guilty of terrorism and war crimes. russian forces are shelling homes and apartment buildings in ukraine's second largest city of kharkiv. satellite images of that 40 mile long convoy of russian forces bearing down on the capital of kyiv and it's critical. they are hitting now reportedly with bombs that go against the geneva convention. ukraine's ambassador to the u.s. is pleading for more help.

>> ballistic missiles. they use their bomb day which is prohibited by geneva convention. the devastation russia is trying to inflict on ukraine is large. >> harris: the vacuum bomb. we'll get into details of that. reports the kremlin has sent hundreds of mercenaries to ukraine to assassinate president zelenskyy. lucas tomlinson is on the lviv. >> they think the forces can be coming to cut off the pipeline flooding out of the pipeline to

poland. air ride sirens a short time ago. this as ukraine's president accuses the russians of shelling civilian areas. >> the country that commits war crimes against civilians cannot be a member of the u.n. security council. this country has to be banned from all the ports, channels, airports in the world. >> harris, curfew has been put down the next few hours on the ground in lviv. people are nervous determining if they need to flee to poland if the russian forces are cutting off their exit. >> harris: before i let you go. we know we have a lot of american troops, 3,000 plus in poland who were put in place for the humanitarian things going on that is the support on the polish side of the border not inside ukraine. what kind of nato presence is

there? who protects these refugees if the russians move in there, the forces? >> well, harris, none of those 5,000 u.s. troops on the ground in poland will be coming into ukraine. forbidden from the commander-in-chief. however, it should be noted that only women and children are allowed to leave. all military age males are being told and ordered they cannot flee. a decree about president zelenskyy. they are needed to fight the russians. no american troops coming to ukraine to help the refugees. a big development if the russian forces come south to cut off not just a refugees leaving but the vital supply lines that come in. no charters and fedex, they aren't coming to ukraine. no aircraft coming in. any supplies are coming in over land, harris. >> harris: all right. thank you, lucas, very much. that is a disturbing development. we'll get it later this hour and we have senator joni ernst

coming up. we're bringing you new video as it comes into fox news. you are looking at what happened earlier today when russia's foreign minister began to speak at a meeting of the united nations human rights council in geneva. ambassador nikki haley says russia has a seat on that council, human rights. the irony and horror is too much to bear inside the room. ambassadors and diplomats staged a mass walk-off when lavrov spoke remotely. the senator joni ernst the member of the armed services committee. welcome in "focus" today. i am rushing a bit because i want to get straight to the news which is disturbing with lucas tomlinson told us. they are five hours away russian forces headed to the one point they would want to choke that off and with your military background coupled with your leadership on the hill you can give us an idea what it means for supplies and what it means for people trying to get out.

>> yes, absolutely. i did serve as a logistic and transporter and understanding that if they are able to cut supplies off, if they are able to cut off food, water that goes to the -- plays into the humanitarian crisis and able to cut off ammunition, any armaments and weapons going into the areas it spells deep trouble for the ukrainians. they are in a world of hurt right now. we need to make sure we're able to push all necessary supplies to them but this is very unfortunate. we have been so slow to react as an administration in making sure the ukrainians have absolutely everything they need to defend their homeland. so you are absolutely right, harris, we need to make sure that supplies, logistics are given to those ukrainians. a dire situation. >> harris: i started this hour this newscast by calling them

terrorists. who hits a refugee point? that's tribal. >> absolutely, harris. i have always thought that vladimir putin was an autocratic thug. now he is a murderous autocratic thug. the world is not going to take kindly to this type of action. and i hope that the sanctions that we have been able to put on him, on his oligarch friends, those continue well on into the future. we should not let up. we also need to take the additional step of sanctioning russia's oil and energy supplies. we have yet to do that. we need to do that right away. he is still surviving off the revenue streams coming in through those sources. >> harris: let's talk about u.s. energy and our dependency on them. 595,000 barrels of crude a day. $58 million a day going to pay i would imagine in some parts for putin's war. you know he is not using the cash to feed his own people.

>> no, absolutely, harris. what we see from this administration is a focus on a deranged climate policy. there is no other way that we can explain this where we have cut back american energy production and have become much more reliant on russia and other nations like russia. here we are allowing iran through these negotiations to lift off those sanctions and become part of the energy market again. this makes absolutely no sense. i would love for joe biden and john kerry to explain this to the rest of the united states. >> harris: the white house is trying to defend it. let's watch. >> this keystone pipeline would take years for that to have an impact on prices. there are a range of reasons why the president opposes it but it wasn't functioning, isn't functioning. it will take years. he is committed to clean energy jobs. the keystone pipeline isn't

even really functioning. it was only partially built. i certainly welcome you to present your data of all the thousands and thousands of people who won't be getting a green job. >> harris: senator, what is fascinating about what the white house press secretary just said there it would take some time to get keystone xl. she didn't use xl that's what it is. keystone plus up and running. when it does it's 830,000 barrels of crude that we would generate just from that action alone. are they not thinking of the future here? >> again, it is so deranged. so let's stay dependent upon foreign sources of oil, primarily russia, while we could be ramping up our own energy production. never mind that she says it may take a year to three years. that's better than remaining reliant on russia. you know, when they talk about their green energy plans, it will also take years upon years to get to that point.

so why not unleash american production today? let's put american workers back to work. let's open up that keystone xl pipeline. let's allow american energy to dominate rather than again be reliant upon somebody like vladimir putin and russian oil. >> harris: quickly, tell us about a vacuum bomb and why in the world would putin go there. because he knows he can't do that. >> no, he should know he cannot do that. and this is so disturbing. it is something that the ukrainian ambassador brought up in our ukraine caucus meeting yesterday. it is deplorable and what we need to make sure is that we are giving the ukrainians every opportunity to fight back. he has put -- vladimir putin is indiscriminately targeting innocent civilians, women, children, the elderly.

and again, it comes back to my point we've always known he is an autocratic thug. now we know for certain that he is a murderous autocratic thug. >> harris: it is a bomb that uses the oxygen in the air to vaporize people. >> it's disgusting. >> harris: the amount of death that type of bomb can cause is unimaginable and as you say you are talking about it there on the hill what will happen next, what can we do? we can do our part and start with energy as you are saying. senator joni ernst of the great state of iowa. thank you for being in "focus." we'll continue to bring you all the new images and the latest developments in putin's war on ukraine. it is amazing where we are in technology, right? we can see this in realtime. if he thought we weren't going to watch and he thought the world wouldn't see it he is wrong. he is not on the internet. new information on those questions about president putin's mental state. many are very alarmed. keep it right here.

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>> harris: coming back now with more breaking news and new video from the ground in ukraine, just shocking images of the destruction there as russia continues to assault the people, the citizens. more aftermath of the shelling that is still going on right now in kharkiv.

that's ukraine's second largest city. buildings damaged obviously, cars destroyed, rescuers looking to pull victims from what's left there. which is hard. a lot of that structure is brick on the outside so it is all rock out front. they need excavation-type equipment to try to get to people. we're not really seeing that in the foreground. we'll keep bringing you the images as we get them. vladimir putin so far has refused to back down as he wages war on ukraine. more people are wondering if the russian leader to be completely off his rocker with new questions about his mental stability. gillian turner is live from the u.s. state department. a lot of people, even secretary condoleezza rice told me on sunday a lot of people say he is not the same. the thought of him having nuclear weapons is more frightening than ever. >> it s. i believe the interview conducted set off a flurry of concern not just here at the state department but across washington on capitol hill before secretary rice said

anything to you on sunday, interestingly enough, some foreign leaders like french president macron, the president of finland, sweden and others say they were concerned about putin's health. she is not alone. i am getting new information about concerns related to president zelenskyy's traceability coming from sources to the threat he faces inside ukraine. the state department a short while ago. senior official told us that the u.s. is coordinating very closely with the ukrainian government on all things related to zelenskyy. intelligence and information. now this as well. sources say the concern is really focused on zelenskyy's use of the web and social media to communicate with the ukrainian people. we're told the easiest way for putin and svr to track and target him is through his mobile phone and internet use.

tony blinken said they're lasered focus on vladimir putin. he spoke earlier this morning at the u.n. human rights council and listen to whae said. >> we must send a resolute and unified message. president putin should stop this unprovoked attack. as the secretary general and high commissioner have done. immediately withdraw russian forces from ukraine. >> this message comes amid an outpouring of concern from former u.s. officials as we spoke a moment ago concerning putin's mental state. take a listen. >> this is an authoritarian leader 20 years he has been in power. the last two years he has even been more isolated. he was covidphobic. >> the france president said even one-on-one putin is keeping his distance. after that encounter you are

looking at macron saying he is more insulated and isolated. the inclination is they surround themselves with people who believe the same things they believe and share information with these autocrats that they think they want to hear. so the odds of putin getting exposed to any reality is very slim. >> harris: would he accept it anyway if he is not rooted in reality how much would he drink of reality? thank you very much. the latest news on the traceability of zelenskyy, too. it has been his personal touch that has helped pull the world and people together on helping them. as we discussed earlier, vladimir putin is creating a refugee crisis in a matter of days. u.n. is estimating up to 600,000 people have already fled ukraine to escape the brutal invasion. many are flooding the border with poland where we saw lucas tomlinson a short time ago in the western part of the country. lines of peoples and cars

stretching for eight miles. wait time to cross the border more than 40 miles now. meanwhile in kyiv the capital city panic is happening. they're doing panic buying of life essentials and stripping grocery store shelves bare. sky barkley is on the ground in ukraine working with christian organization here is hope ministries. sky, thank you for being in "focus." tell me what you are trying to do and how hard it is to accomplish that. >> it's been immensely difficult since we landed on the ground. we came originally to plug in and do medical work, which is what i've done overseas in the past in iraq and syria. however, in flying here, the next day the invasion happened and we're unable to link up with our driver. he fled with his family. we were unable to secure medical supplies. we only had a small cash. securing money has been

difficult. as you can understand it has been fairly chaotic. so we're still trying to get the ball rolling on getting humanitarian supplies into the country. we just had to leave kyiv yesterday and we linked up the rest of our team. the movement took took days and should have taken one. >> harris: we are getting reports from our crew on the ground in lviv, the exit point across into poland, that russian forces are headed in that direction. talk to me about the people that you are meeting. their resolve and they know they are in danger. we have a few seconds. we don't want to keep you up too long. go ahead. >> no worries at all. i've been so impressed with the ukrainian people. i cannot expound enough about their patriotism. they are brave. you are seeing these men take up arms. yesterday they were working office jobs. what more can i say about that? and the conventional forces are

extremely professional. medics know what they are doing and prepared for mass casualty incidents that will inevitably happen. they are maybe not the civilian population may have not been ready for the fight and not used to growing up in a war zone. not like me going into syria where people have been living in a war for the last decade. >> harris: we have the let you go but bring you back later this week to check in with you. we look out for you. i know it's hard. thank you for being in "focus" today. god bless you for your efforts. "outnumbered" after the break. with voltaren arthritis pain gel. my husband's got his moves back. an alternative to pills, voltaren is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel for powerful arthritis pain relief. voltaren, the joy of movement.

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