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energy agency says the situation at the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, russian forces control the area around that nuclear power plant. we understand from the iaea, it is functioning normally and they have seen no levels of radiation increasing. that is a relief given a russian artillery shell slammed into the power plant last night. it hit a training center, rather than a nuclear reactor, but it was close to doing so and goodness knows what might have done if it had happened. we are 36 years from the chernobyl nuclear disaster, which caused devastation in ukraine and across europe and president zelenskyy here is

warning that the russians wouldn't hesitate to cause such a disaster. listen to president zelenskyy. >> to all people who know the word chernobyl, who know how much grief the explosion at the nuclear power plant brought, it was a global catest catastrophe. >> the fighting continues across ukraine. mariupol, city in the south, has been surrounded by russian troops and it appears they will try to move there to take that as the second city they control. you will remember yesterday they got control of the another southern city kherson, we are waiting russian troop movement into the port city odessa.

russian warships were in the black sea yesterday. i spoke to a source who says there are no russian troops in the city. that could change at any moment as russian troops continue to press their offensive across ukraine. carley and todd. >> todd: jonathan, throughout this conflict, we've been told and warning others to be cautious as to information they are receiving because oftentime its is couched and propaganda and the like. how confident should we be that the answers we're get withing regard to how dangerous the situation is from a nuclear perspective coming out of that nuclear plant, should we take this all as everything is good and we don't have to wor benuclear fall out and all that? >> jonathan: i think when the director of the international atomic energy agency says there is no increase in radiation levels in the area, you can take that as fact.

they have no skin in this game, they are entirely independent agency. that is truth. that is fact for now no radiation level increase. president zelenskyy says the russians would be happy to release six times the chernobyl disaster, take that with a pinch of salt. president zelenskyy has a reason to appeal to the world to come in and help and in a sense frighten the world. on the other hand, clearly president putin is capable of anything. yes, you are absolutely right, be careful with what you hear coming from the russian side most especially to some extent what you hear coming from president zelenskyy and others in ukraine. in terms of the immediate situation, with that nuclear power plant, cutake it as a fact from the international atomic energy agency, at the moment

they have control of the working of that nuclear plant while the russians control the area around it, carley and todd. >> carley: there are 15 nuclear sites in ukraine and one appears to be in russian control. jonathan, thank you for joining us. here is fox news senior strategic analyst jack keane on potential reason for russia's attack on that nuclear power plant. >> jack keane: they want to take the nuclear power know plant and shut the power off in the rural areas, there are 15 nuclear power plants in ukraine at four sites. to conduct combat in and around nuclear power plants with the obvious safety issues that could take place that would hurt and harm the ukraine people and the russians. it doesn't make sense.

shutting the power down was something we expected days ago and using cyber warfare to do that, which would be cleaner than conducting combat operations in and around power plants. insanity. >> carley: antony blinken is meeting with a six-nation trip abroad to show support for european security. >> todd: here is more. rich. >> good morning, todd and carley. meetings all day with nato and european officials for antony blinken. nato has been bolstering forces throughout the eastern part of the nato alliance, part of that is american troops coming over, as well. he condemned -- called the attack on the nuclear power plant reckless and blinken

warned russia against any attack on nato countries. >> we seek no conflict, but if conflict comes to us, we are ready for it and we will defend every inch of nato territory. >> this is part of six-day trip to coordinate sanctions against russia and nato defenses and to help poland and maldova with refugees, there are calls to establish no fly zone over ukraine. that could lead to fighting between u.s. and nuclear-armed russia. >> president biden made it clear u.s. troops will not fight in ukraine and that includes in the skies. there is no way to conduct a no -fly zone without conflict with russia. >> biden administration is

considering sending vice president kamala harris to poland, both are satellite states. the white house refuse to confirm the report and tells fox news -- [sirens sounding] -- there are major concerns across eastern europe in poland and moldova. they are prepared for any scenario and will be defending what is to be defended. blinken travels to moldova, latvia, lithuania, formed after the fall of the soviet union that have been perpetually concerned about action on the border. >> carley: great job muscling through the sirens in the background. >> todd: didn't raise his voice

once. >> carley: loud and clear. lawmakers are ready to crack down on russian oil imports. the press is shut down for trying to get answers from president biden. >> speaker pelosi says russian oil should be banned, why not do it now? >> will -- be enough? >> guys issue out the door, let's go. >> will you ban russian oil? >> congressman will tell immediate action white house needs to take against the kremlin when we come back.

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>> todd: the white house knocking down bipartisan calls to ban russian oil import and press is kicked out of a cabinet meeting when they tried to ask the president about it. >> carley: doug luzader has more. >> doug: what is striking is the emerging bipartisan consensus here on capitol hill that we should ban russian oil imports. >> it should all be on the table including banning import of russian oil. this is why we should be moving forward a fossil-free future. >> i'm all for it, ban it. >> ban the oil?

>> ban the oil coming from russia. >> biden is to the left of the green party. pelosi is willing to shut off oil and gas import, only people stopping this is president biden, his people are under the thumb of the most radical folks. >> doug: president biden met with the crisis in ukraine, but would not answer questions about oil. >> speaker pelosi says russian oil should be banned, why not do it now? >> outside the door. >> will sanctions be enough? >> will you ban russian oil? >> he said no, let's go. >> doug: earlier the white house did express skepticism about the impact a ban could have. >> as long as we are buying russian oil, aren't we financing the war? >> press sect. psaki: only about

10%. any step we take maximizes impact on president putin and minimizes it on the american people. >> doug: this is renewed debate about ramping up oil production here at home. >> carley: doug, thank you. bring in the house foreign affairs committee and combat veteran. congressman, these comments coming from two of the most powerful democratic women in the army, how does the president respond? >> let's do it. i don't care how he responds, send them a bill. if pelosi is saying we will ban russian oil, there is one out of texas, do it now. we were in washington for a vote and will be in washington on monday. if she does intend to do it,

vote and send the bill to senate. if elizabeth warren plans to do it, see what biden does then? >> todd: does this surprise you, the white house response? to me, this doesn't surprise me, what about you? >> this has shown the american people their true agenda is to get everybody off gas-powered vehicles regardless of the fact you can't drive semitrucks or fly 747s on electric. their agenda is leftist woke agenda and would be having low gas prices right now if they stuck with the production of oil. we are importing russian oil right now. we didn't under president trump. we had production of oil and all he has to do, solve this problem himself, open keystone pipeline,

open up drill og federal lands again. he said america first, promote american products put your money where your smouth on american gas. >> carley: they just paused new drilling on federal land and oil and gas industry is saying, listen, open up. if you cut the red tape, we'll help you politically, help lower gas prices. why is the biden administration unwilling to do that? >> it comes back to their run by the leftist agenda and the environmentalists want to shut down any type of fossil fuel. you can't run the world under electric power. wind and solar will not do it. it is not possible right now. put americans first, put american rights and abilities,

lower gas prices and stop the russians. you can have impact on sanctions if you sanction russian oil and gas. sanction their energy and strike to the heart of what is go og in europe. >> todd: expentagon official warning the u.s. does not stand a fighting chance if russia and china combine. this comes from nicholas chalon. how chilling is that assessment? >> go back to the obama administration, decimated the military. trump tried to build that back up and we now have a dod more concern body transgender rights in the military instead of the safety and security of the american people.

put safety and security first. that is a real problem what we're see nothing this world, china teaming up with russia and all this talk about china invaded taiwan and the military is not prepared for it. >> todd: we will get the pronouns right, may lose the war, but get the pronouns right. >> todd: refugees looking for safety anywhere they can find it. >> carley: that is right. one texas couple is opening their home, they join us live coming up next. people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible... with rybelsus®. the majority of people taking rybelsus® lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2,

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mayorkis saying we will continue to offer support to ukrainian nationals in the united states. >> carley: more than one million have fled russian attacks and a texas couple living in lviv is opening their home to dozens of them. joining us are the blessings. you have a very full house, mark, tell us your story, what are you doing to help out? >> we had 23 people in our house last night. this morning, we've been receiving people mostly from kyiv, but all over ukraine staying. we had 12 people here for -- how long? >> 10 days. >> nine or 10 days now. i took one of the men in the house, 56 years old, took him to reports for military duty this morning, the hardest thing i've ever had to do. had 23 last night and two women

left this morning for the train station to try to make their way to poland, others are returning to kyiv to help with the city defense, they are leaving today from our house. revolving door. >> carley: rhonda, what is motivating you to do this? you decided to stay and help out. why? >> one, we are here because years ago we felt god call us here, so we plan our lives around what we feel he is telling us to do. we prayed and felt at peace he wanted us to stay and use our house to help peep and he will two, we've lived here for over 25 years. it is like our second country, it has become family and started thinking practically, how can we leave and go somewhere and be safe and we say, okay, we're

back here to help you again, but we left therm in harm's way while we left. we had peace about staying. >> carley: you have the most perfect last name for who you are, you are such a blessing to the people who are staying with you. mark, do you feel safe in lviv? it is closer to poland issue but feels like there is no safe place in ukraine. >> right. and there is war preparation going on here just in the small village on the outskirts of lviv at the road about half a mile from there, they have built bunkers, there are roadblocks everywhere stopping cars that do not have lviv plate numbers. they're definitely getting ready for the war to come here, but today we've noticed a lot of guests talking and somber and i asked them a little while ago, what's up, are they unhappy

here? they are worried about the russian attack through the night on the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, thinking if those nuclear reactors are breached during the attack, there will be nuclear fall out over ukraine, turkey, russia, georgia, half of europe will be affected, at least. they are worried about that today, the main thing we're praying about, lord, do not let the reactors be breached. >> carley: without a doubt. scary prospect. rhonda, are you taking donations to help feed the people and help ukrainians staying with you? >> we have been and americans have been amazing what they have sent. >> carley: is there a website? >> modernday.org, find mark and

rhonda blessing. >> carley: you are both blessings, thanks for joining us. stay safe and god bless. >> todd: what an awesome segment. janice dean here with fox weather forecast. great segment. >> is that me? this is what happen when is we have long hair. >> todd: i'm there, ladies. >> janice: i think we're good, we have weather to talk about, it is cold across great lakes. 23 in new york, with wind chill feels like below 19 or 18 or something. all right. i've told producers i would like to stay inside today, just reiterating that. california to the southwest, that will bring beneficial moisture for the long-term, for

short term, it will cause travel problems. heavy snow, one to two feet toward the rockies and plain states. it will affect widespread area, snow and severe weather including hail, damaging winds and tornados all the way from texas to mid-mississippi valley. damaging wind and tornados. we have arctic cold front, there is the forecast today. 72 in tlas, 75 in atlanta we're going to set high records on sunday. florida close to 90 degrees. georgia, 86, that is risk we pay with severe storms. a lot of weather breaking. staying inside today. >> carley: staying inside, smart lady. >> todd: ukraine couple moved their wedding day and got

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issue the un says explosives did not hit the reactor. >> todd: we go to jonathan hunt live in lviv. jonathan. >> jonathan: two important bits of breaking news on that nuclear power plant. russian forces are in control of it and the area around it. we understand in a press conference that just wrapped up with the international ark tommic energy agency that ukrainian workers, plant workers are still in there. they still have control, if you like, of the mechanics of that nuclear plant. clearly with russian forces controlling the area around it, that could change at any point. that is the great concern after the russian attack last night which began with a shell landing on a training building in the plant. fortunately not hitting directly one of the reactors.

a fire broke out, that was great concern to everybody. that fire is out and other important piece of information from the iaea, no noticeable increase in radiation level. fixed nuclear reactors at that plant are in tact at the moment. russian forces surrender the biggest nuclear plant in europe. todd and carley. >> todd: jonathan hunt, thank you. young ukrainian couple from kyiv join us now. thanks for being here, why did you decide to get married right when russia invaded? >> thank you. you know, we have original plan to get married on it is 6th of may. it is -- in ukraine, he is the

same who helped lead the city where my husband was born. the war has changed all the plans and we have been living separately before our marriage, we didn't want to stay home and think of each other not being able to help and care about each other. so this was the best decision for both of us and we also had much stronger connection afterour marriage. we didn't have a chance to do it officially like we didn't have -- marriage because we had plan today for the march first but we didn't have a chance to do this. >> todd: your husband is fighting right now, when is the last time you heard from him? >> yes, when i was going live with you, he has texted me

something, it was a few minutes ago, i heard before like last night. sometimes he gets -- >> todd: how did he describe the conflict? >> he just told that he is okay and doesn't have a lot of time to text me messages, i ask him to send me plus if he is alive and not -- that is very sad. >> todd: that is tough. newlyweds communicate withing one character, that is tough. have you seen any combat? >> at the defense ward, there is a lot of guys who are going to missions and who are ready to fight and secure for their land. but thank god, i didn't see any

fight, i just heard some shooting and explosions, i'm in kyiv close to governmental street. this place is protected in a good way, it is important place. >> todd: we certainly are hopeing and praying that you are reunited with your new husband extremely soon. we wish you the best. thank you for taking time this morning. carley. >> carley: russian troops targeting energy resources, capturing the nuclear power plant overnight. now calls to ban russian oil and cut off their cash flow. brian kilmeade and cheryl casone join us live.

>> todd: a fox news alert, three ukrainian soldiers killd and two wounded in the attack of the nuclear power plant. the ancillary around around it is. kremlin offensive puts major ukrainian cities on high alert. >> carley: brian kilmeade joins us live to break down the latest developments, a lot going on. >> brian: the red are occupied

by the russians right now. the biggest city to fall so far is kherson, the big worry is this other border city and we'll talk about odessa in a second. and mariupol is being hammered at this hour,he two nuclear sites are something we'll get to in a moment. let's move ahead and talk about what is going on with the longest most still convoy in the history of man. the goal we understand was to surround o'keefe. believe it or not, with a 40-mile convoy full of 15 to 20,000 soldiers they wouldn't be able to ring kyiv. will he provide migs or air force so the ukrainians can take it out? and wisdom is, it is inept ness, the russian army has almost no experience and they are showing

it there. some say don't sell putin short, here is a look at nuclear reactors and facilities in ukraine. this is the story that we got last night and wake up to today. these reactors have been hit, there was a small fire, no radiation leak at this time. 25% of the country is powered by these six reactors. two things, are they inept or evil? are they saying the same peep they'll brought the nuclear threat last week, saying we have nuclear weapons, are they saying we don't care about blowing up a nuclear reactors, are they saying back off, nato. this is the facility, zaporizhzhia, six separate reactors. one was blown, fire there. two people hurt. and the bigger

story russians are in control. it is 18 degrees in this part of ukraine, is this time you want to lose heat and light? that is part of the calculus. the russian goal is to take port cities, let's start shutting off this country and we know about kherson and there is intense fighting here and here. clear it out and move forward, this is the other story. you have six russian warships off the coast of the black sea, they seemingly account move in any time. it could happen today. some point, they will move up and this will become a land locked country. does putin say this is the protection i need, pearl of the black sea he will hold on to? he wants it all and not many are

doubting him. he wants to capture zelenskyy and the clenchkos. ukraine here and belarus saying they are going to get into the action. another worry? moldova. do i need to get my arms ready? the answer is yes, in fact, arm refugees 20 or 30,000. what are allies doing? almost absolutely nothing, except support. most of the support has to come from poland into the country. here is no longer an option. what was distressing, zelenskyy said the president is doing everything he can to help, it is a pity it has taken so long. imagine how many arms and how much supplies they would have.

back to you. >> carley: only good news this morning, 40-mile-long convoy is stalled, how long will it be and can the u.s. and allies get support to ukraine in time enough to destroy it? more to come on that. we'll check with nu14 minutes when "fox and friends" starts. and hitting u.s. stocks as oil prices remain high. >> todd: cheryl casone is joining us, call to ban russian oil. >> cheryl: stock futures are tumbling this morning on news out of arkansas, in particular, what brian was talking about at the nuclear power plant. dow futures down 268 points, nasdaq and s&p numbers are lower. big story is oil. now we're also saying 60%

capacity only coming out of one reactor at the nuclear power plant. oil $114 per barrel, highest since 2008. oil is about $109 and change, as domestic story continues, you have house speaker nancy pelosi and bipartisan group of lawmakers call og u.s. to ban all oil imports from russia. watch. >> energy has been weaponized and we can counter that weapon. >> i'm all for that, ban it. >> ban the oil coming from russia? >> ban the oil coming from russia. >> cheryl: the u.s. imported crude oil and petroleum from russia 5% of imports. republicans are calling for more domestic oil production.

analysts are warning americans should get ready for $5 a gallon. what points does this come to a crucial head in this country? inflation, big story for the markets and following other developments out of ukraine. >> todd: it is scary. let's bring in brian brenberg. potential for $5 gas and potential for inflation. it's here, inflation is happening. this could lead jerome powell to raise the rates. >> you have gas prices going up, fed tightening and you slow down the economy. that big word comes up, stag-flation, that is a real concern, i hear lawmakers talking about banning russian

oil, great, as long as you pair with increaing production. nancy pelosi won't do that, that will become a problem. >> carley: nancy pelosi and elizabeth warren -- she wants no oil. >> she wants to ban oil, don't trust them on the russian oil story, it is about banning russian oil. >> the bide administration is going to iran based on a nuclear deal. is that good for the environment? this is folly and should be happening in the cleanest producing country in the world, not iran. >> carley: you have oil and gas industry saying if you cut the red tape and encourage drilling and oil production, because of futures, we can decrease gas

prices, is that true? >> brian: no, no, no, these are not improved yet, trying to throw it back on oil companies. oil companies are saying, we would love to pump with $110 per barrel oil. >> todd: this is administration is in dream land. february jobs report out. what do you expect? >> brian: biden administration got rid of the vaccine mandates, i think it will be a good report. this year if you are getting $5 a gallon gas, that will help employers and consumers and starts to throw things down. >> carley: 440,000 jobs, unemployment fell, we will see if that happens 8:30. brian, thank you so much. >> todd: president biden state

of the union worst viewership in the last 30 years, is this a sign americans are losing faith in the midterms? >> carley: lara trump joins us next.

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>> if you're just waking up wits out of ukraine. ukrainian troops killed in an overnight attack on an nuclear plant. russia is now in control the largest nuclear facility in europe. >> no-fly zones and antitank barricades lining the street of kyiv. presidents first state of the union address in 30 years. >> 38 million americans to indent compared to 48.5 million for donald trump. fox news contributor lara trump joins us now. good morning to you, laura. the question is what to these numbers say about how americans feel about the current

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

so i guess people are just incredibly and increasingly frustrated with the job he's doing, with his performance as president of the united states here that's all you can make of this. i assume that, unfortunately, it's not going to get much better from here. speak on the speech itself you heard much of the same. doubling down on the failed agenda. no real solutions going forward to solve the problems that quite frankly the biden administration itself has caused. if they don't come off of this, were great. what were doing is great mentality between now and november. their already slim chance of doing anything positive in the midterms go down to zero? >> i lost my audio a little bit if you guys still hear me. all laws say about his speech that i noticed is that so many of his strongest talking points come if you can talk tell him i call them that could more donald trump talking points.

putting america first. manufacturing things here in america, securing america, now all of a sudden he wants to fund the police. are you kidding me? now you guys are backing up police when you wanted to do fund them not to long ago? i think the take away for so money of viruses there were very few solutions to the problems they themselves caused, that joe biden himself put into motion, but the strongest talking points and things that resonated the most world things donald trump was doing that joe biden used to be against. obviously it was a bad speech for all of us to watch that supported my father-in-law. because we've been talking about these things for so long now joe biden is late to the great. >> thanks so much for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thanks guys. >> not sure if he keeps she can hear us.

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