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and so, any international sport. >> carley: we have standing by with more on those major developments out of washington plus live analysis, former spokesperson for president zelenskyy. but first we go live from lviv where jonathan hunt has the breaking news from overnight, jonathan. >> carly and todd, good morning to you from ukraine where according to the russian defense ministry a cease-fire went into effect two hours ago in the capital of kiev in mariupol in kharkiv and no official ukrainian reaction to that and we are waiting for confirmation with that the cease-fire is affecting those cities and whether humanitarian corridors have been established and not being fired on, which would

allow ukrainian civilians to get to something approaching relative safety. but many of those civilians will have little faith in russian promises given the broken cease-fires over the weekend and the fact the russian forces have fired on civilians who were simply trying to run for safety with a terrible incident near kyiv yesterday in the town of -- where a mortar was fired by russian forces, exploding right next to families, literally running for their lives. "the new york times" photographer was there and said the two children and a mother was killed and that strike by russian forces. so whether the cease-fire actually, they did not over the weekend as you will know. there were two cease-fire saturday and sunday and both were to take place in mariupol. they held for not more than 18 minutes but in the meantime,

the children suffered so much in those two children killed in a motor attack and hundreds of thousands of children killed in the country living through absolute terror. listen to this one refugee talking about the effect this all has on the kids, listen here. >> they could not sleep here they are on it when they hear the bearing hearing. i did not want to leave home but i decided to take them away so maybe they will be able to sleep at last. >> now one of the places that has been most heavily bombarded over the last few days as the southern city of mariupol. that is where the two cease-fires were to be employees over the weekend and failed. we are waiting for information from the other cities where the cease-fires are supposed to be in place.

what happened over the weekend, they put the cease-fires in place and they gave them a couple of hours to gather belongings and declared these zones where civilians could allegedly get out. but it did not happen. and we will wait, carley and todd whether it will happen today. >> todd: you mentioned it earlier but at this point the civilians that you speak truth, do they have any face in the cease-fire? i understand you just got timing but to the person going through this, there has to be cease-fire and shelling begins i. that is a frightening with life and death decisions under. >> todd, in a word, know they do not have any faith with russian promises at all. how can they have faith in those promises when, as you rightly point out, minutes after they are told there is humanitarian

for a door and they can leave mariupol, russian fire comes in directly towards them so they ae absolutely terrified and even if you do have a cease-fire, it is going to be very hard to persuade these people that it is safe to start moving. they have been lining up buses waiting to take the refugees out in mariupol. those buses to some extent controlled by the russians. are you really going to ask ukrainians to get on a bus controlled by the russians to move through territory that is controlled by the russians? it is hard to see how anybody would have any faith in that. but at the same time, todd and carley, they have little choice. they are stuck in mariupol with no food and no water. they are drinking water out of puddles on the street. that is all they can do. they have no food. they have no power. so the conditions are desperate. there is a drive to get out, but little faith in the russians

offering them safety to do so, carley and todd. >> carley: john, what do you know about the nuclear power plant? we hear the russians have swift shots on mobile networks and turn it inside the plant and that a iea says they cannot communicate with anybody inside. so are we had a situation where ukrainian staff at the power plant essentially russian hostages, and what does that mean for the security and electricity situation on the ground in ukraine? >> in a word, yes. they are hostages to the russian forces who control what is the largest nuclear power plant in europe. they have surrounded it. they have taken control of it. one of the workers reportedly said last week when the russian forces moved in that they were being forced to work at gunpoint. so it is a great concern but obviously is the concern that the russians could do something to compromise the nuclear

reactor and the kind of disaster we have not seen for 36 years. with the meltdown at chernobyl, the more immediate concern is the power supply that you rightly point to. if they can turn off the power, the russians or they choose to turn off the power, that is about 20-25% of the entire powers supply for all of ukraine. that would further squeeze every ukrainian who is already suffering so much in the 12 days of this war, carley and todd to. >> todd: jonathan hunt, great job setting the stage for a solemn monday morning, thank you, sir. antony blinken in the baltics after announcing nato allies have a green light to send an aircraft to ukraine. >> carley: joining us live to send a warning to countries to help ukraine, chris. >> they did, indeed, carley and todd appeared antony blinken in

lithuania and was greeted by lithuania's president addressinr more nato forces and his baltic state after blank and said that allied pole and will send russian made fighter jets to ukraine which could possibly be backfilled with u.s. jets. >> that gets a green light and impact talking with our polish friends right now what we may be able to backfill, their needs if they choose to provide these fighter jets to the ukrainians. >> knelt the move is getting bipartisan support at home. senator ben sasse said the united states and nato allies to keep them in the fight in the skies and in the streets for as long as it takes, but there are fears that they could draw into the conflict as russian who do my cores and he would be seen as an act of war. the defense ministry spokesperson issuing a statement saying the use of airfield

network of these countries are basically ukrainian military with force could be regarded as involvement of these days and armed conflict. the warning comes as u.s. intelligence estimates there have been 4500 russian casualties so far. and it comes as general milley warrants nato's commitment. >> we do tend to defend nato article five if they intend to attack. that is the purpose why these forces an army battalion is here. >> meanwhile no sign of holding onto civilians. that is why congress is rushing to get $10 billion in economic support for ukraine. interestingly, pelosi and note to members is saying that she will also ban russian oil outright in this bill. that is something president biden has not been able to do so far although the

administration is trying to talk about it now. >> thank you so much. let's bring in the spokesperson for ukrainian president vladimir phil linsky, an honor to have you on this morning and you have insight into the situation given that you work so closely with the president as a spokesperson at one time but what is your message? what would you like to convey to the american people the most this morning. >> thank you for having me. to keep it so successful, united civilized world and of course come american support behind us. and grateful for all that information. and ukraine and children l

suffering the military actions in ukraine. quite impressive number. and of course, a lot of people who do not understand when it will finish. russia is brutally and cynically and tried to open to open humanitarian core door but what we have is the history of defense of russia trying to open the corridors to basic ukrainias territory which is absolutely brutal thing to do and people are just not having a chance to run from russia and they don't know what will happen there. but right now, we are waiting for any kind of result, but what is needed for ukraine right now, actually, you mentioned a no-fly zone, of course. and ukraine was acting

strongly -- and providing us the jets that would help us to flight in the skies and also it would be helpful, ukraine military and the consul to ask for the piece. this is the kind of infrastructure that actually has international intention. and of course, not only ukraine, but the majority -- that is why ukraine is known for key outbreaks to the national community and it is crucial infrastructure in this country as we descend from russia. also, there is one more issue, it is important and probably russia can hear from different channels that they watch, a very

big necessity between president zelenskyy and only these two people can find some kind of dialogue and solution that brings peace to ukraine and some kind of understanding between two sides. of course, russia must respond to all the brutal cases of killing, invasion. the destroying of my country that is even happening right now when we are talking. >> todd: quick question for you, is there frustration that you speak with on a day in and take out basis that american assistance is coming way too late? >> of course we know, the united states is sending more but the united states on the front lines, and about what is going to happen. and really helping a lot, financial aid, and of course,

unification of the western world around ukraine. again, it is clearly understood that every ukrainian who is sitting in their home and suffering from the shelling and have been at home the last month in kyiv, they really do not see much help because they are, you know, in the situation when they are alive, and they understand that definitely ukraine very much appreciates all of the initiative coming from the american people. but we need to stop russia from shelling and bombing the side, very important. >> carley: one of the things ukraine ukraine is asking for jets, fighter planes and the u.s. is trying to get poland to send ukraine some mix and back supplied to poland.

certainly a situation we are keeping a close eye on and hoping those plans will come into your country soon because we are in desperate need of them. iulia mendell a spokesperson, for volodymyr zelenskyy, thank you. >> todd: russia's actions, gas price have been the highest mark in a decade to. >> carley: energy independence, brooke. >> hey, good morning guys if the work in ukraine gas prices, here a milestone in the u.s. and a crisis since 2008. the national average guys don't gas price is $4.18 and skyrocketing to $130 a barrel. and some in the country the gas prices are reaching nearly $7 a gallon. congress and the biden administration say it might be time to ban russian imports, listen.

>> i was on the phone yesterday with the president and other members of the cabinet and we are now talking to our partners and allies to look in a coordinated way at the prospect of banning import of russian oil while making sure there is still an appropriate supply of oil on both markets. that is an active discussion as we speak. >> as many progressive scramble for the green solutions modern democrats like senator joe manchin say it is time to turn to energy resources in the u.s. >> i would say this to the people in my state of west virginia, basically keep buying products and giving money to prudent to be able to use against ukrainian people, we have the ability to ratchet up and feed the backfill. we have the energy. we have the resources here. we have the technology. >> republicans say biden energy policy like shutting down u.s. pipelines have enfolded russian president vladimir putin,

listen. >> i would much rather ramp up american energy production here in the united states then provide dollars to russia and to president putin 22 fund the war machines. >> meanwhile rushes facing more from the best and netflix says that stopping service and the country. the chinese own tiktok suspend a new video uploads and streaming and russia has the kremlin threatens prison time for antiwar content. and a crippling financial crisis with visa and mastercard suspending service in the country. and turning to china for a lifeline, carley and todd to. >> carley: brooke, thank you for a live update. it is absolute lunacy for the u.s. and allies to be giving russia oil money at this point. >> start we have to sanction

these energy companies and we have to make sure to pull them out of the international banking systems. we need to stop taking any russian oil. the idea we would give her money to an enemy is unthinkable and it is absolute lunacy. we cannot allow this to continue. >> todd: around the globe responding to human error terry a crisis in ukraine. >> carley: israeli medical official at the border of ukraine providing release to thousands of refugees. one of those doctors joins us now it is great to see you and your doing such wonderful work in an area that desperately needs your help. and over 800,000 have fled to poland since the fighting began. what are you seeing and experiencing if we care for these people who have gone through so much? >> yeah, thank you so much. we are really at the border at a collection center may place to

maintain to absorb about 3,000 refugees daily. they come, they get settled and eat and drink and medical care and then they move on to other points of the country. it is amazing to see, the people as we seek a mate is heartbreaking, carley, it is heartbreaking. we see infant children and mothers, grandmothers, grandfathers and disabled people, people with chronic diseases, people who had to stand for hours to get to this point. and just left everything behind. they took few with them. sometimes able to take their dogs with them. but many of them have lent from standing in the cold, children

are sick and tired, and their mothers, just some of them after daybreak, some of them pregnant. it is just really heartbreaking. >> todd: how are the children holding up mentally? >> you know, when you enter a place, it is so organized and so quiet and that is because everybody is shocked except for those that stop reading. they don't sleep. we have psychosocial report. we are here with the entire organization where our people professionally with different fields. so our team try to teach them how to relate digest what they went through. >> todd: that is tough. >> carley: doctor, a welcome

sight to so many thousands of people who we are treating. thank you so much for explaining the situation. >> thank you and if you want to see us please go to the website. >> carley: absolutely. thank you so much for joining us. we will be right back. [clapping] “we will rock you” by queen ♪♪ the new gmc sierra with hands-free driving offers the most advanced and luxurious pick-up in its class. ♪♪ yeah, it rocks.

>> carley: back to the breaking news coverage in just a moment but first a armed suspect that joint base andrews and another suspect on the loose after those two intruders drove a vehicle through security checkpoint prompting a lockdown that has been lifted. all of this happening shortly after president kamala harris arrived at the base marine two from a trip to selma, alabama. no shots fired and no injuries reported. seven people including two children killed after a deadly outbreak of tornadoes in iowa over the weekend. a series of cyclones ripping through multiple counties hitting an estimated 30 homes. >> we can't believe we survived because we literally felt the air coming into our basement and we literally thought that our house is going to fly away. >> carley: recovery efforts are underway as down power

lines, standing water and debris block roadways and hundreds of people are still without power, todd. >> todd: allies fighting for a free and democratic ukraine and knew it is only a matter of time before putin launched an invasion. former number of ukrainian parliament and contest winner, thank you for being here. for most ukrainians like you in the sense that most expect the state to ultimately come when putin would invade? >> yes. good morning, america. from ukraine -- [indistinct] i appeal and make my message to joe biden and america because eight years ago -- first of all,

personally, we can see that. for new action, nuclear power play spirit the nuclear power station, for all of us coming you try to speak with putin -- [broken up audio] must be when we are having a

little bit of difficulty trying to hear the wi-fi connection and we apologize for that they are in the beginning. until we establish a better signal, we are good? we will leave it there. unfortunately that is the best we can get. anytime you are in a war zone, it is difficult to make sure you get perfect connection and that was the situation we ran into. >> carley: no doubt. we are thankful she came on and very famous in ukraine speaking out for the ukrainian people clearly frustrated with the situation as we all are. this war enters day 12 of this conflict? >> not the first curse word uttered in the states regarding this conflict here. >> carley: all right, we turn to president biden planning to stop the russian leader with sanctions, not just embolden russia but also china. and weighing in on the white house to that coming up next. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> todd: breaking right now day 12 of russia's war on ukraine the kremmling claims it has agreed to a third cease-fire to get thousands of civilians out of the cities. and the hold of the collapse shutting down evacuation. >> carley: also set for today the u.s. and nato work to get a deal to send fighter jets to ukraine. >> todd: for more live in lviv, jonathan. >> taught him carley, good morning to you, this is the third cease-fire in as many day. the previous two on saturday and sunday collapsed very quickly. it is difficult to see ukrainian civilians having much faith in this particular cease-fire an end the supposedly guaranteed safety they would have in your manatee area corridors given the russians have already fired on ukrainian families simply

running for their lives. we sell that tragically in yesterday when a family was crossing a bridge, a russian mortar hit that ridge and a mother and two young children died. and down in the south in mariupol some 200,000 civilians remained trapped there, many without water, many without power or electricity. they desperately want to get out but trusting the russian forces will not fire on them if they tried to do so is a major question for every single ukrainian who has been suffering so much under so much intense bombardment over the last 12 days now, carley and todd to. >> carley: jonathan hunt live in lviv, ukraine, thank you so much. cory mills, army combat dod advisor under trump florida congressional candidate, corey

it is great to see you in one of the big developments over the weekend had to do with fighter jets and ukraine desperately needs them and the u.s. tries to get: two give up and we would back to poland supply fighter jets, but this deal is taking a long time and time is of the essence here. >> thank you for having me back, carley. the military sales or even foreign sales, this is a lot of bureaucracy and something i've been involved in many years, but i do think this is the right move. i think the united states, well i don't agree with interventionism or in the air, getting ukrainians necessary defense articles and necessary fighter fighting jets to dogtown russia. again, we had many, many missed opportunities. in 2014 and faded to utilize the

bed of postma random. we can still utilize harder sanctions not just against russian banks but russian oil boats with fans. i think a swift band would be very, very important at this time. to prevent money coming in for a loss of the impact of all a guard spirit domestically would make would make unpopular war for vladimir putin. >> carley: what do you make of secretary of state antony blinken saying the u.s. working with nato to try to cut off russian oil and gas. is that something we should be working with regarding international communities or could it be something the u.s. does unilaterally? >> well clearly come up we have the opportunity to introduce unilaterally. and adversarial nations, but i have been saying for weeks we have been trying to decoupled the ego from russian, oil and gas. in two decades ago a nuclear capability for power and even they have become more reliant.

that is why nord stream 2 was an option on the table lifting sanctions to support germany and the e.u. a very bad decision. we have to get back to oil in the community in america and stop funding adversarial nations when they are utilizing the money to advocate war. >> carley: we are trying to get to ukraine and support of so many nations. but russia also trying to look towards their allies as well. we are hearing russians trying to recruit syrian fighters who had experienced in urban warfare. to help concerning of the development would this be if it comes to pass? >> well, to be honest with you, it is not something that should be surprising whether trying to utilize biden iran this is something standard. so i'm not surprised to see if we have checks tends to utilize mercenaries, so, it's not anythg

that is shocking or surprising to me, it's been done in multiple areas as warfare. tactics and things like this. but again, this is why when russia amassing 100,000 troops on the border knowing they have invaded and american ally should have been necessary defense articles like stingers and javelins and things like that to avoid the convoys. this is where you block off 40 miles of armed vehicles and adjust the maintenance supply chain, all of these things will be a really, really cumbersome thing for russia. that is what we should have been targeting all along. >> carley: without a doubt. this is more than a vacuum, other countries are watching including china. what might happen down the road as a result of what is happening right now. take a listen to this. >> i fear that china will be

emboldened by putin's invasion of ukraine. the biden administration with sanctions and tweets they thought would be enough to deter but they failed to apply the hard power that would detour putin from what launching this war in the first place. >> carley: cory come on the other hand russia has cratered and you see all of these companies all over the world pulling out of russia as well so how do you think china is viewing the reaction? to this war? >> everyone has to acknowledge there is a fact russian/china linkage. xi jinping was looking at one initiative. this essentially they needed to expand out orders to take over eurasia, we know china is investing heavily in ports in the airy or roadway systems such as the one to ethiopia. this is a very realistic approach where chain is looking

at economic resource warfare with russia, utilizing russia and iran and others in yemen as a connecticut element. but we should be very concerned with these two adversarial mentions. >> carley: working together as partners. a scary thought. cory, thank you for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you, carley. >> carley: todd. >> todd: coming out of of this, ukrainian civilian soldiers tie the knot near the front lines, take a look. ♪ ♪ imagine the outcome of the couple with a camouflage military uniforms as they exchange rings in front of fellow freedom fighters. they have been together 20 years. they say they never put significance and to official marriage. that changed 12 days ago when russia invaded, the gramm saying, "are to call on happiness, but we surely feel

uplifted." almost 75,000 fans stepping up after the microphone went out at the charlotte football club. what's this memorable moment. ♪ ♪ >> todd: the fireworks are working. that made for it, the first ever major league soccer game, working at auto kings. ukraine cities by military strikes but another kind of warfare with collateral. >> carley: next guess that is

why russian ukraine cyber war should worry every american. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> carley: we are back with a fox news alert. firefighters are battling several dangerous wildfires

across the floor to panhandle after evacuating nearly 1100 homes. the wildfires killing six people. additional resources brought to the area to combat the fire. some first responders have suffered injuries. investigators are working to determine the cause of those fires. bill barr said former president donald trump is not legally responsible for the january 6th riot at the capitol building. during the first tv interview since resigning as ag, general a bar said i cannot find anything legally or legal responsible. that contradicting a file from the committee that accused the former president of engaging in criminal conspiracy. the former attorney general was also joined with a special report tonight. over 4,300 people are arrested and antiwar protest across russia yesterday.

one protester speaking out on the next revolution last night. watch as. >> the arrest comes as further isolate russia from the world. sunday's demonstration almost double more than 1600 people arrested in the protest with russia and first invaded just under two weeks ago, todd. >> todd: russia sticks to its claims of cease-fire in major ukrainian cities but experts worry ongoing cyber war could have far-reaching consequences for europe and the u.s. speak with the more we become involved in this come i think the more it will become inevitable that the russian government from russian platform will direct some form of cyber attack against the united states. >> i believe we need to be on high alert right now.

>> joining us now, air force and space force chief officer, nicholas the collateral damage, the phrase is being thrown around a lot in this context but what collateral damage are you most worried about? >> in 2017 when a roadside, the ukrainian caused $1.2 billion a pack to u.s. companies as well. so you can see what they have been using recently could spread and target effectively impacting u.s. companies and also companies all over the world. so obviously massive impact to businesses and impacting individuals as well. >> todd: cyber experts like you say the worst is yet to come. what do you expect russia's next move to be? >> so far they have not launched a massive attack to ukraine.

we are pretty surprised that there's really not much going on. in fact if you look what is going on the hacking group has been targeting back russia and impacting their websites. the media energy company as well. so really so far russia has not used most of their capabilities to what we fear is holding off this kind of unique way to use some of the capabilities. that could easily spread and end up targeting u.s. businesses as well. so we are hoping this will not happen. >> todd: what can silicon valley do to help ukrainians right now? >> we need to unite and enable their capabilities. what we have seen recently is companies like space and elon musk providing internet to

ukrainians. you have seen also russia go after these devices and jam those devices as recently as friday elon mask said the entire company to focus on defense and antijamming technologies to really make sure that these devices stay up and running. so far, they were able to do immediately to prevent russia from jamming the devices as well. >> all the brainpower we have in silicon valley, shouldn't these companies besides elon musk company be giving their employees over to help the ukrainian people to prevent russian cyber attack not just against ukrainian people but us at home? i feel like we reached another level. this is not normal back and forth between countries. this could be cyber war. >> exactly. i think everybody is waiting on

a moment, pearl harbor moment to react and hopefully people will be smaller than this and proactively security, the department of defense and all of these teams that are fighting every day to protect the nation with cyber defense. and we haven't seen many companies step up and proactively reach out. many companies refused to work because they feel it is too cumbersome and they would rather focus on health care. but if we lose power and water assistance, none of this will matter. >> todd: that is absolutely a frightening prediction. do you feel our government is prepared to deal with cyber war? not fighting but assisting ukraine with its shooting war? >> the issue is where the government does not have the scale capability to protect all of the targets. we have so many companies providing the grid by almost impossible. the government alone to do this. we need the help like you

mentioned of commercial sector. and we have the best. the best is focused on mobile instead of fighting the fight. >> todd: nicolas chaillan, great insight and we appreciate your time, carley. >> carley: russia's war on ukraine reaching for 12 straight day, trapped as russian missiles from bart major cities over the night. we get live reaction to the breaking news as congressman michael and how the markets are. don't go anywhere.

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>> people try to flee. >> vladamir putin's strategy is clear. >> up to the minute reports, stay with fox news channel. >> todd: russia says forces are observing limited cease-fire to give civilians safe way out. ukrainians are skeptical after thousands were trapped in the war zone. imagine that circumstance, it is horrible. you are watching "fox and friends firs