>> we begin with the fox news alert. an official with the international committee of the red cross is reporting minds have been found along intended evacuation routes for civilians in the ukrainian city of rebeccah. some 200,000 people getting out of the city are now under attack. usually from the sky, i might add. it's hard to run from that. in the city just outside of the capital, civilians were fleeing under this damaged bridge to

escape the unspeakable violence we are seeing and hearing. this became a huge image over the weekend. the world focused on how will they get free. take a look at this video. a normal residential neighborhood, now a war zone. how do you even run? i'm harris faulkner here with my cohost kayleigh mcenany. also joining us today, kennedy, rebeccah heinrichs, and retired general, jack keane. you're watching "outnumbered." russians decimating these homes. people were living there just a few weeks ago. earlier today moscow announced a new cease-fire agreement. president zielinski calls all of

these agreements propaganda, because they never hold. reports suggest that it isn't holding either, just like the last two that russia claimed it would honor. i want to now go on the ground to trey tingst reporting outside the capital and kyiv. trey? >> harris, good afternoon. today the russians announce new evacuation routes for civilians. we were on the front lines again today and once again we saw civilians caught amid the cross fire. >> there is a large group of civilians now fleeing in the cities. they're holding white flag to let the russians know they are not a threat and they are simply trying to get out of the city. >> of the alliance is broken forever and we have no hope. >> she has been walking for miles. she says she tries to this shield the eyes of her daughter as they passed bodies in the war-torn streets of irpin.

in the distance ukrainian soldiers crouched down, worried about russian snipers and shelling. they tells fleeing civilians to hurry and stay low. the evacuation for these people has become much more difficult as the russians fire mortar shells at this position. >> they destroyed everything. >> yesterday four people were killed as they left a suburb of kyiv. >> they told us to go because we need to go. >> russian say they are not targeting civilian areas. though today of the sounds of war pierced the air.

>> russia is clearly targeting civilian areas as you can see in that report. today there are talks taking place for the third time between the russians and the ukrainians. for those significant developments are not expected. harris? >> trey, thank you very much. russia's illegal war in a sovereign nation is ushered in a disturbing new chapter. we want to warn you that the following images are graphic. we know loved ones are sometimes home during the day so we will usher a moment while they -- a mother and her two children immediately killed after being hit by a mortar shell while trying to flee the city. they are suitcases and a pet carrier scattered near them. ukrainian show tell mike soldiers rushed to try and save the man, but he also later died. troops covered their bodies with blankets. the city's mayor said four others were also killed.

he says "a family died in front of my eyes. two small children sent to adults died." and didn't rebeccah heinrichs come of the nation's second-largest city, rescue crews comb through the rubble in this building to search for any survivors. president zelenskyy says putin will be held responsible. >> we will not forgive the shooting of unarmed people. the destruction of our infrastructure. we will not forgive hundreds and hundreds of victims. thousands and thousands suffering. god will not forgive. not today, not tomorrow, never. instead of forgiveness, there will be a day of judgment. kennedy, a day of judgment. people pay in hell. >> yes you well. i don't know how you make sense of some of these images we have been seeing. families forced to carry

essentially what -- when you take your own bags to the grocery store, they have to take the most important things in their life and jam them into one bag and just flee. you know last hour we were hearing about people who had to leave everything they had at the train station in order to get on and find their way to freedom and hospitality. some of these other places -- i know are going to talk about the logistics of how people are being taken care of, but man, when this thing ends, if putin was still alive i hope there is justice on earth in the near future for him. >> kayleigh? >> 1.7 million refugees according to the united nations. 360 civilians killed all because of one maniacal murderer, who i totally agree with you about his destiny. one man responsible for all of this happening. when you see these images of children who have perished, of

children mourning over their parents bodies, we are seeing people shoving their life possessions in the bags on the train. when you look at those images remember there's one man responsible. this one man, putin, worth about a hundred billion dollars, one of the richest men in the world. he hides his yacht in a highly militarized placed in russia. guess what else he hides, his family. he hides his lover and four children in switzerland. this is a man who's wealthy. this is a man whose family is safe. he juxtaposed that between children and cancer hospitals who leave their chemotherapy treatment because of sirens that go off in the night. this maniacal murderer is responsible. >> general jack keane, when you see the latest of the brutality -- and i know war is war -- but to head a sovereign nation unprovoked, to go after people who are trying to get out from a bridge to a border and

shout, kill those people, those civilians come about something that is next level. >> well you have to remember what they are really about here. certainly putin's forces are there to defeat the ukrainian military, and that is a military objective. but also equally important to them as the military objective to defeat the ukrainian people. that means destroy their homes and kill as many of them as they possibly can. that is a defined military objective. that is what is being played out in front of our eyes, as horrific and distasteful as it is to us in terms of our values, this is how russia prosecutes war. 9,000 innocent people killed in grozny, tens of thousands killed in syria in aleppo in 2015 and 2016. i'm not exaggerating those numbers. they made war on entire

neighborhoods and villages that had no military targets. they used deep penetration bombs to be able to hit the hospitals that were built underground. all of those are war crimes. yes we should hold putin accountable for the war crimes, but he is insulated because he is the head of state. he's not going to any trial. but all of these generals out here and leaders who are prosecuting the killing of civilians, we know the units involved, we know the people that lead them. we need to get their names on the list i need to hold them accountable. any international criminal court, country that is a member unit can deny them access, or if they come can arrest them. we have to make the generals pay the price. it will separate, to some degree, their loyalty to putin. >> general, it is jarring.

we've set all of our feelings aside i need to go with the facts on who can be touched and who cannot. nobody has put it quite as distinctly as you have. there is this nomenclature that you can go after putin and you can tell us that we can go after his military generals. >> absolutely. we know the units involved and we know who is leading those units. they are ordering the artillery to fire on the civilians. they are dropping the bombs on the civilians. yeah, this is something we've got to take on. congress should be supporting an effort like this. i know senator lindsey graham was calling for a task for us to start tabulating who is committing these crimes. but this is a military objective that is vital to their success in their minds. they believe that by inflicting all of the suffering on the ukrainian people, that it will force the zelenskyy and his

leaders to capitulate, to end the suffering. the willingness to accept some kind of a deal, just to add the suffering of their people, which they obviously have great empathy for her. that is why this has become a military objective, and always will be a military objective when you're dealing with the russians. another data point. russians understand what this kind of war is like. it's in their dna. germany and operation barber also, when they went into russia the casualties among the russian people were 22 million. no other country in world war ii had any experience like that. those casualties were overwhelming civilians. this is in their dna. it's not going to change. all the stuff about evacuation zones, complete rubbish. >> that's what zelenskyy says. he says it's all a propaganda plot.

rebecca, not a lot of time but i want to make sure we get your voice end. >> just what the general side. vladimir putin's intent is not to carry out a military campaign to destroy military targets commenced to break the will of the ukrainian people into a erase their identity is ukrainian. they are heading cultural targets, of course they are heading families. one must point because the war propaganda is so important, vladimir putin has painted himself as this great leader in the christian faith because of the russian orthodox church. the russian people should understand his war criminal. he is leading these generals to commit war crimes. it's only going to continue until zelenskyy says enough. we are not anywhere near that. there are still a lot of fight in the ukrainian people. >> in an effort to counter putin and offside soaring oil prices, the biden administration looks to cozy up with dictators in iran, saudi arabia.

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speak with the biden administration is being accused of causing up with oil-rich dictators as gas prices near record levels. advisors are apparently discussing a possible visit to saudi arabia to help repair relations. u.s. officials begin rare face-to-face meetings with when the swelling officials over the weekend. all this is the administration is trying to hammer out a new nuclear deal with iran. the average per gallon of gas in the united states now tops $4, that's the highest in 14 years. general keane, starting with you according to two sources that have spoken with reuters, the united states is prepared to go

it alone if in a bar going oil from russia if others will not. it simply refusing to give money to terrorists. what does it mean for us if we go it alone on this embargo? >> first of all we shouldn't get our allies involved from this. there is a certain amount of reluctance because of the dependency, but it's the right call to make. it should've already been done. i think it's just a moral imperative to not be taking oil and giving russia money to fuel the war that we are opposed to. the fact that it has to be congressional pressure on this administration to awaken them to that moral reality is somewhat stunning. let's be frank about it. russia will make that up. i will go to the chinese, though probably get a discount, and they'll get some of that revenue. but the principle involved is clearly what is very important.

i also think that we should go after their oil and gas industry per se. and get the europeans as much, much they are more dependent on it than we are, to get them really involved on a comprehensive way here and try to compensate for the lack of oil and gas in terms of helping and assisting particularly with the gas. we've discussed before the ways that can be done. but i'm glad the administration is moving forward. let's pull the trigger quickly and get this done. and the absolute absurdity and looking to a communist dictator who was an ally of rush, or the iranians who are also an ally of russia as a source of this, makes no sense and is much as buying oil from russia makes no sense. that's unbelievably lean on the part of the administration of pursuing a goal like that. >> it is. in 2019 we cut off diplomatic

relationships with venezuela. president trump recognized the opposition leader, and i we are meeting with them. a total turn around. kennedy, take a look at this. our domestic energy capacity as americans face more than $4 of the gas pump, look at us. we have about 38.2 billion barrels in oil reserves, 5.7 times our annual consumption. senator rubio making the point -- and we get right. we will tap the energy because of the climate crisis, but in venezuela doesn't affect climate crisis? >> we have to deal with a life-and-death crisis and subsidizing russia and their murderous march into ukraine we are in oil origination. this is not the time to take a political and moral stand, we have to tap into the energy that we have here and we have a lot. we're still very much dependent on oil, so why would we depend on this horrific cartel between

venezuela, iran, saudi arabia, and russia. they're in it together. they're only going to grow more desperate as the globe weans itself off of oil. and i hope we do. i hope we have nuclear energy in this country. i hope we have new innovations to get us off of this dependency. until we do we have to create and really maximize our own oil and energy and dependency here be self-reliant. if you're worried about life and death in terms of the climate crisis, worry about life and death in the here and now in the present. >> the truth of the matter is, in my view this administration has never really cared about gas prices. own a flash back to what the energy secretary said in november. >> what is the grand plan to increase oil production in america? >> that is hilarious. would that i had the magic wand

on this. as you know of course oil is a global market. it is controlled by a cartel. i cartel is called opec. >> i think americans will remember that at the pump. >> it must be contagious for some of the people in the biden administration. it's disgusting. you are preaching a moment ago a sweet card out the cartel, at least she didn't acknowledge that my goodness. but saudi arabia, are they are friends, general keane? i'm looking at crown prince mohammed and solomon and i'm wondering if we have to cozy up now to go begged them to do more. are they really friends? by the way they were noticeably silent in the middle east after the war started a week and half ago. noticeably. turkey and israel spoke up carter said we wish everyone would work it out together. but where was saudi arabia with the started? whose side are they on? i'm curious. as kennedy pointed out, they are

on their own side. >> will yes, we treat them as a partner in the region. it's one of these relationships that we have that brings to mind the tension that exists between having a partner for security reasons, and also frustrated with the partner because of their values. that tension is always there with saudi arabia because were so out of sync with their values. that's what comes to mind with the cassette og affair and theye wanton use of airpower in yemen that killed so many civilians and we know how to avoid that. so yes, there will always be tension going forward, but we provide them arms and a significant amount to be frank. we have shared intelligence with them on radical islam.

we share a partnership with them to push back on the iranians. so yes, we'll go forward as partners with saudi arabia. but there will always be times when there's going to be tension over the difference in our values. >> rebeccah, meanwhile the united states government is trying to revive the iranian nuclear deal pair they won't even meet with their envoy and rush out to to iran. all of these actors have to get together. >> it's hard to plan a worse course. if we were trying to say what is the most disastrous foreign policy this is that. the biden people are going to madero for energy. they'll take the money they get from the united states, though bio weapons from the russians. the russians will take money and buy commodities from the ukrainians. there is a triangular thing which we are -- and the biden administration solution feeds into it. it's just unbelievable.

one more point on saudi arabia. in the last administration the trump administration reached out to the saudis understanding there were key to countering iran. the biden administration came in and really roiled that partnership we help with the saudis. that's where the saudi started to reach out to the russians. so now they've been chilling towards us and they been pushed into the russian camp. again we talked about this before. this administration's inability to see where there is value in partnership. where there are friends and allies have been so terrible and worsening the culmination of that play out before us with russia's invasion of ukraine. >> it's like a chess game. it just feels like we're on the losing side of it away and appeared over the united states is trying to work with poland to get fighter jets to ukraine. vladimir putin has warned that u.s. action could escalate the conflict and incur russia's wrath. that's next. up to 100% of your home's value

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speak of the russian invasion has near by countries terrified that the violence could spread across europe. ukraine's president zelensky is calling for the west to enforce a no-fly zone over his country, but the biden administration is firmly against any action that could lead to direct conflict between american troops and russians. and you know crazy man has nukes. the united states now trying to work out a deal to send american fighter dad's jets to poland if poland sends its jets to ukraine. general, i'm starting with you because there was a developer in a few hours ago where right before we went on the air at 11:00 a.m. eastern with faulkner focus it said wait a minute come up poland is now said it is not defined whether or not he wants to accept help and it terms of getting ukrainians to fly in their own sky. what's going on in poland? they are taking in so many humanitarian but either you're in it or you're not.

or is it not that simple? >> probably what happened is either that foreign minister or even the president of poland got a phone call from a high russian official that said if you provide those aircraft to the ukrainians were going to look at it as an act of war you're going to be vulnerable as a result of it. that's lately giving them some pause to where we are going. i need we need to shore up to keep those aircraft coming. were going to see more of this, it's so critical in terms of their success. and the weapons we've named on the air, going to make sanctions an act of war. it's just in their playbook. >> putin set up this weekend.

>> we need to have the resolve to stand up against that. does russia really want to go to war with nato countries? where we outnumber them 4-1 on ground forces. and they are already bogged down in ukraine. is that really what's on the agenda? i think we can stand up to these rhetorical threats. >> and you and i have talked about covert ops. if potencies in the event is warned, rebeccah come i come to you as a strategist and diplomacy. whatever putin says i guess goes now. even though none of that would be from what generals are telling me what you do covertly so on and so forth giving old planes to poland to help out ukraine. if a russian jet it's one of those made clear in it anyway, it's article five. >> well, i mean, love to see her. now poland, like the general

side, poland may have gotten a thread that said if it's a fighter jet flying out of poland that russia might consider poland part of the belligerent with ukrainians to the general's point they're going to be paying that with everything that happens. i do think that there are things the united states and our allies could be doing that are still on the lower level of the rung of the escalation ladder that we are not. like providing ukrainians with real-time targeting. that's not us shooting, that's not sending aircraft their come or shooting out russians, but we can provide -- >> are we not doing that? >> harris, the top democrat, congressman aaron smith, said on another network that we are not doing that. the white house is trying to dance around that but all evidence points to the fact that we are not. because they are so risk-averse. they are not demonstrating resolve. we are the united states of america and there's so much more

we could be doing to give the ukrainians what they need. that's a very easy one. a total no-brainer that needs to begin today. >> be seven, how do you help with either knowing where the targets are or not. speculation be doing any dance. they should be taking immediate action to help. listen, we hear no-fly zones talked about. they say apparently 74% of americans -- if you described that as shooting russian aircraft out of the sky most americans are not for that. we talk about that. but that's to the extreme. to rebeccah's point, why don't we have crippling sanctions on oil and gas? we are too little, too late here. there's so much more we could be doing. >> the energy was what we didn't touch with the sanctions. kennedy? >> kayleigh that's right. that's the route we have to take now. >> are americans ready for that? for higher gas prices? >> shouldn't have to be ready for that based on what we talked about in the last segment. we have the supply, we just have crazy people who are holding it

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>> this is a fox news alert. according to senior u.s. defense officials, putin is completed nearly a hundred percent of his prestage combat power now it's tied ukraine. since the start of the war russia has fired 625 missiles. meanwhile a rush is getting support from china. after visa, mastercard, and american express ceased operations following the invasion of ukraine. so, general keane, why don't you paint this picture of the relationship between china and russia, and how complicit is china and russia's behavior, and what is the nature of their relationship? >> will certainly they've had a significant historical differences. but they have come together largely because of them sharing a mutual goal and objective. that's the change the international order as we've known it since the end of world war ii to help accomplish

their national and strategic objective by establishing spheres of influence of their own. that is mutual benefit to each other. they also have interest in eurasia, china and russia will dominate eurasia, not just diplomatically but economically and militarily as well. and what is happened here with the invasion of ukraine is it marks the end of the post-world war ii security situation that existed in europe. so trying to sees this as a plus. it's a step in the right direction. they're going to do whatever is reasonable for them to assist putin in these meeting more and more economic changes and challenges. they're going to help them economically, you bet you. going to do that and try less and not blow out. >> can eyes show you something that broke last hour, trento's

having a meeting of the sarah ceremonial parliament. the minister told reporters at the news conference that china's friendship with russia, most strategic partner with us. he says to beijing mirage ukraine no matter how perilous the international landscape, we will maintain our strategic focus and maintain the development of a comprehensive china and russia partnership. in the new era. so what are they, like fastening a whole new role no? >> absolutely. that whole new world, you know they see themselves as superpowers and you know russia has a much stronger economy than china but they're going to do whatever they can together to take the world off the dollar. and the internationally established currency. that's one of the things that not exactly come from china and

also from "the wall street journal" we heard last week the china new russia was going to invade. all they said was can you please wait until after the olympics? >> right. meanwhile the united states was sharing intelligence with client china which was right back to russia. why are we's sharing intelligence with the chinese? i don't know. when will the russians rise up? at some point new yorkers called this the war that russians do not see because there listening to russian state propaganda but with 4,500 russian troops have perished a certain point you wake up and say the government is lying to me and i think you're starting to see that. >> that's a great point. because, rebeccah, there has been around on russian banks. you obviously can't use the global credit companies in order to make transactions. so is this how critical mass is

achieved? although putin is trying to block information, information in this, especially to younger generations, it's like water. it'll roll downhill. it'll find its way to people desperate to know the truth. >> of course that's my prayer, that the russian people understand what exactly is going on and they continue to push back. i don't think we've seen nearly enough to pressure putin but we want to see more of it. another point of the russia and china relationship come in that were they went to ukraine at the beginning of the olympics they signed an agreement with it would help one another with energy and agriculture. here's another underplayed story here. crane is the breadbasket of europe. very fertile ground. once russia invaded ukraine on day one, russia effectively had control over one-third of the wheat export that led to the world. so we are now seeing that as you know i don't think china has been spooked at all by ukraine's behavior. between the two of them together, they can really weaponize food lines and also

energy. so we can't just think about china as a separate problem for russia. we have to think about this as a eurasian problem. we need to think about whatever we can do to deter and push back and we can both those countries. >> they're going to need to do that if russia takes control of ukraine. the part of the deal i can imagine china, they didn't want to be partners with someone who made a mistake like putin is made and put himself in harm's way financially for his country. it's an interesting point that you make. he has to come up with a way to make some cash, putin does. >> absolutely. the crisis from ukraine is the fastest growing, fastest and largest inflation of people in europe since world war ii and it's only going to get worse. we have a live report from poland, where most -- that's coming up next.

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- when i was flying, i used to love sitting on the ramp. it's that wind in your face experience and being on the recumbent kind of brought that back. an rpg came through the belly of the aircraft. i'm not sure i would still be here if i didn't find the friends in wounded warrior project that i did. we don't talk about the female combat wounded.

these are our daughters and our sisters and our mothers. i got on the bike and i tried it out. it felt a lot like flight and i felt like i got a piece of me back. in that moment, i was like, this is it. i'm unstoppable. i can do, i can do anything. the truth is i think we all have this strength inside of us, but until you're tested, you just don't know it's there. >> ukraine and russia will hold a third round of talks today. jennifer griffin and the pentagon and alex hogan in poland. plus the biden administration now coordinating action on russian oil. flynn takes a deep dive into a

volatile and uncertain day for u.s. markets. and franklin graham joins us as america first as its part to help with the humanitarian crisis on the ground and ukraine. come join john to me as america reports at the top of the hour. >> fox news alert as we are getting new video showing ukrainian refugees arriving in poland. here you see the images of children, victims of this crisis not able to grasp the magnitude of this tragedy. it's heartbreaking video, woman cries not knowing what lies ahead for hor or her country. more than 1.7 million people have fled ukraine come according to the united nations. most to neighboring poland. a mother we spoke to says she doesn't know how to explain the humanity to her three children. >> we had a very good life in ukraine and b31. we love our country. we left to our children would

have a future. they don't understand and i don't know how to explain to them. they just cry. >> heartbreaking. alex hogan's live in southeast poland with the latest on the growing humanitarian crisis. alex? >> kayleigh come as you just heard that emotionally woman it's difficult to find a family unit here. nearly every family has been broken apart. all men in ukraine between the ages of 18 and 60 must stay behind and fight. >> we left our father in ukraine. he can't get out of there because his aged 40. >> what was it like saying goodbye? >> it was very hard for me. >> that was 17-year-old dennis

paired whose parents made him come to poland because in just three days he will turn 18, so his family wanted to make sure he was out of the country so that he could have a normal life and wouldn't have to fight and he would be safe. that is just one of the stories we are seeing thousands flee ukraine. all of these people behind me share similar stories of trauma, grief, and loss. right now this is a bus leaving the refugee center that will take these refugees to wherever they suicide their next destination is. whether it's reaching out to a friend or loved one in another city, and another country. they don't know how long there will be there. a lot of these are temporary status. these people at least know where they are going. behind me in this massive building, this is a warehouse that up until a few weeks ago just had storage inside of it. now it houses thousands of people.

we can't take you inside, but i can describe to you what it looks like in there. it is better after bad. they are makeshift beds, thousands of people sleeping in here. at least they are somewhere warm. >> alex your heart just breaks as you see those images. meanwhile the president of ute mold ova, she said that 30,000 ukrainian soldiers -- 30,000 of arrived in moldova. are you seeing just throngs of children in poland as well? >> look at these children right here, haley, they are rocking back and forth in their chairs right now. i cannot describe to you how many families we are seeing. most of all the refugees are coming through poland. each of them carrying their stories. i do think that is the most important thing that we can stress to all of our viewers and anyone around the world watching, that we talk about more than a million and a half refugees. it's difficult to grasp the concept of what that is done to a country. and the shared grief that will

bring on for these future generations. but we've seen thousands of people arrived here, we talked with hundreds of them hearing their stories. all of them are resilient saying that they will be able to go back to ukraine, they just don't know when that will be. >> alex it's kennedy. who oversees all of this? logistically this is just a massive operation and are there ngos involved were people could send money and donations and do whatever they can? i know a lot of people feel powerless and they want to do something right now. >> hi, kennedy, i do think this is the beauty that we see in some of these traumatic events is the incredible kindness in the humanity we seek him out of the stories. volunteers from all over the world who flew here not because they worked with an organization, but they felt compelled to come and help even though if they don't see peak

the language we see police here helping people onto these vehicles and we seen an enormous increase in the number of buses that i that have been brought in, bringing people all over. the volunteer base is really coming from all over. now as far as this warehouse, this is of course a public warehouse that anybody could go into. but we are seeing support come from really every entity. ngos, volunteers and good samaritans like our viewers who are reaching out and asking how to help. those babies in the car seats, that's an image we will not soon forget. all of those refugees have our prayers this evening. more "outnumbered" in just a minute. veteran homeowners, need cash? at newday you can borrow up to

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>> at this hour, we learned 100% of putin's forces are in ukraine. those he had been massing along the border in belarus, from 150 to 200,000 of them are now

deployed in a neighboring country that he invaded unprovoked. white house press secretary has a briefing coming up at 2:00 p.m. eastern. before we go, kennedy, you brought up help. by 7:00 p.m. eastern tonight, you and i will work on getting a list of n.g.o.s, fox business on your show you'll have them so people can help out. >> absolutely, i know people want to help out, it's a great country, we will help you watch them. >> thank you for watching. "america reports" now. >> we can't riot anymore, we have to fight here. >> there is no electricity or gas, nothing. we live in cold house. >> so you lost everything in our homes. we love our country, but we left to, so our children would have a future. >> ukrainians fleeing f