>> carley: breaking overnight, three civilians are dead, including a child in the bombing of a maternity and children's hospital in southern ukraine. innocent victims are now buried

in mass graves. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning, i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: these are the toughest images thur far. i'm todd piro. day 15 of the war on ukraine. ukrainian troops holding the line in kyiv as russian troops are 13 miles from the city center. local journalist is describing the horror that is before them night and day. >> dropped from airplanes, dropped right here at this place. -- old woman lived. actually she somehow survived. >> todd: live team coverage with jonathan hunt in western ukraine, we begin with griff jenkins in washington following the vice president meetings this morning. griff. >> griff: the vice president is off to a busy start, meeting moments ago with poland's prime minister before the face-to-face meeting harris reark firmed it

is u.s. commitment to nato and allies standing behind the ukrainian peep and he will promising putin will face consequences. she will meet with poland's president. this after rejected plan to provide -- firmly shut down. >> we do not support transfer of fighter aircraft to the ukrainian air force at this time. we believe the best way to support ukrainian defense by providing weapons and systems they need most to defeat russian aggression, anti-armor and air defense. >> griff: ukrainian president vladamir putin calls on the west to do more, warning things will get worse if a no-fly zone is not declared soon. >> now is very bad and in future, it will be too late and believe me, believe me, if it is

prolonged this way, yes, you will see they will close the sky. but we'll lose millions of people. >> griff: on capitol hill, house passing two major pieces of legislation just before midnight. one with bipartisan support banning russian oil and gas imports and the other massive 1.5 amnibus spending bill that provides 13.6 billion in aid for ukraine which passed after pelosi stripped out covid funds when it became clear she would face revolt from members of her own party. both bills head to the senate which runs out on friday. >> todd: new video shows ukrainian artillery taking out russian tanks as kremlin forces surround kyiv. >> carley: jonathan hunt has more as three people are dead, including one child after

russian strike against that hospital. jonathan. >> jonathan: as we move into week three of this brutal war, the suffering of ukrainian civilians seems unending, the most recent strike against civilian targets this maternity hospital and childrens hospital in the southern port city of mariupol. it seems certain the number killed there will rise. it is a war crime, according to president zelenskyy, who also says it emphasizing the need for these humanitarian corridors to function effectively and get people out. listen here to president zelenskyy. >> today we will do everything to continue the functions of humanitarian corridors, but if there is one sharp fire, full responsibility lies with the

invaders. >> jonathan: six humanitarian corridors are supposed to be open today to allow some of the hundreds of thousands of trapped civilians to get out. one we are told will be around mariupol, where people have been suffer withing no water, no food and no power for days now. we're getting disturbing images of the ukrainians burying the dead in open trenches, they have no choice because there are so many bodies issue but to wrap them in plastic and bury them in the trenches you see there. also interesting video we wanted to show you, a russian tank rolling through the countryside in ukraine and look at that flag, that is the flag of the soviet empire, it is a symbol of what president putin intended all along with this war in ukraine, a step for him to

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>> todd: group of nurses from arizona are at the ukraine-poland border with $45,000 in donations and medical supplies to help refugees struggling to survive. >> carley: her family fled the former soviet union when she was a little girl. janet, you are at one site helping refugees, as we speak. tell us about the effort, what have you been doing and what is the most immediate need? >> yeah, we're here, i have two positions and another nurse here with me. we're with a team called ariel recovery group. have you teams established on both the polish and ukrainian

sides of the border. we're at a refugee camp on the polish side of the border and assisting with bringing supplies, helping with medical needs. you can see behind me, there are buses arriving everyday, yesterday and the day before 7000 people arrived at this refugee center we are at. we came from arizona and had community support and fund raised with incredible donations, we brought 800 pounds worth of medical supplies, some of the supplies are being used here on the polish side we were able to bring to this refugee camp and other supplies went over the border to the ukrainian side and on the ukrainian side the supplies are being distributed to soldiers fighting on the front lines and hospitals and clinics that have a shortage of supplies for medications like insulin and antibiotics and

making trauma kits for people fighting on the border, as well. >> todd: as someone who fled the former soviet union, how disheartening to see what is happening in ukraine right now, especially putin's desire to bring back the soviet union? >> you know, from just personal standpoint, it is heartwrenching. one of the doctors here with me, she is actually ukrainian, she left the ukraine when she was a teenage sxer is a physician now in the u.s., i was born in uzbekistan, we left to have the freedoms of the united states. it is really very devastating. the people of ukraine, who we have spoken to, they are extremely patriotic, love their country, they want assistance, it is heartbreaking, these

people want freedoms and they want to go home. >> carley: amazing, 800 pounds medical supplies. some supplies stay in poland and some go to the ukrainian side. how do you coordinate the effort to cross supplies to the proper hands and get to the ukrainian fighters who desperately need it? >> yeah, that's a great question. the team we're with, ariel recovery group has teams established on both sides. they are on the ukrainian side rescuing orphans from dangerous areas and bringing them to the safe areas within ukraine to be able to keep their children over in ukraine. they are rescuing those kids and as they bring their people over to the boarderce, we are able to transfer the supplies we have on polish side to the ukrainian side and they are distributing supplys and carrying them into conflict zones and dangerous

areas and parts of ukraine that are on the front line. >> carley: thank you for doing what you are doing, we appreciate and you your group and doing the hard work when other people are unwilling to do it. thank you for your efforts and for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> todd: unbelievable, great work. >> carley: did you hear this? >> we all want the ukrainian people to be helped, everybody agrees, but there is enough pain to go around here. >> carley: some in the media making comparisons from these running from their live necessary ukraine. we'll tell what you this is about coming up next. your strength can outlast any bad day. because you are greater than your bipolar i, and you can help take control of your symptoms - and ask about vraylar. some medicines only treat the lows or highs, once-daily vraylar is proven to treat depressive, acute manic, and mixed episodes of bipolar i in adults. full-spectrum relief for all bipolar i symptoms.

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risk for not learning to read, that rose 8% during the pandemic. 35% of kindergarteners in the state score below expected levels when they returned to school this year. >> carley: senior writer at "new york times" says vaccination, booster shots and masks have not caused a major difference in case rates. it is noted democrats were less likely to adhere to mandates writing "these factors seem they should have caused larger differences in case rates and they haven't offers clarity about different covid interventions," and eight years ago, henry kissinger wrote an article and the elder statesman predicted many issues playing out between russia and the west that are happening today.

>> todd: joe concha will react, joe, headline of this article from march 5, 2014 is to settle the ukraine crisis start at the end. if ukraine is to survive and thrive, it must not be out post against the other and should function as bridge between them. joe issue not just in this situation, but situations throughout our current time and place here in america, why do our leaders always fail to follow the warning signs despite them being in front of our face? >> joe: there were plenty, going back eight years with this kissinger piece. wise policy toward ukraine would seek way to coordinate with each other. do not seek domination of faction and he said ukraine should not join nato, that would provoke putin and putin now is not only carrying out this war,

but in the most insidious way possible, bombing maternity hospitals and this monster will not stop until he gets what he wants. after ukraine, given russian forces are bogged down and getting a fight they never expected, will they have enough to go to poland or attack a nato country, where we have to act, that is what kissinger is talking about as far as where this is going next and where did we draw a line against a nuclear power, guys. >> carley: that is right. this is unbelievable, the fact a lot of what he wrote about are playing out to a tee. he pointed out putin should realize that policy of military imposition would produce another cold war. you see economic sanctions happening that the u.s. and nato allies imposed on russia, their economy has crippled.

everything henry kissinger said eight years ago is unfolding today. >> joe: it is, what you worry about now, the sanctions are going to have and already have had profound efth effect on the russian people, to be part of the world economic system. you wonder how is putin in a desperate situation, if the russian people turn on him more, what will he do backed into a corner, does he give up or escalate this and double down like we're see withing ukraine and bombing of civilians. this situation will not resolve any time soon and i hate to say, it will get worse before it gets better, if you listen to the military analysts that say this will go on for years. >> todd: we know the answer, it will escalate. gayleshg king's comments listen.

>> people fromming from el salvador, honduras, they were not treat third degree well, we want the ukrainian people to be helped, but there is enough pain to go around here. >> todd: help gayle understand why her comments missed the mark so terribly. >> joe: we're comparing ukrainians, women and children fleeing bombs and russian slaughter to migrants coming to this country illegally, from countries at last check, don't have bombs flying over their people and on to their peep and he will crossing the southern border and we should eshg kwat the two? remember who gayle king is, after president obama left office in 2017, guess who went on vacation with the obamas? gayle king. if you are seen as cbs news

anchor, shouldn't be seen hanging out with ex-presidents, it is a bad look and i'm pretty sure concrobbering ite didn't go on vacation when he was at cbs news. to compare ukrainians fleeing ukraine because they have to and bringing nothing with them and illegal migrants not being treated well, whole ball of wrong, guys. >> carley: if this is about race or religion, remember how welcoming we were in the afghanistan withdrawal, not everything has to be about race or turning america into an evil nation. joe, thank you for joining us on two important topics this morning. >> joe: see you friday. >> todd: senior meteorologist janice dean. j.d., it was active yesterday and will be over the next few days. >> janice: snow and freezing

rain and sleet and we have another round coming tomorrow and saturday. take a look, it does not feel like springtime for two-thirds of the country, chicago 24, three in billings, another art tick air mass is settling into the country and we are having snow, big snow across the plain states and the four corners region and we had severe storms yesterday over parts of the southeast, that is ongoing as we have this stationary front that lingered over the last 24 hours and will continue to bring threat for stronger storms, especially on friday, across the gulf coast and the southeast. snow part of this is moving in from the rockies to the plain states and an area of low pressure from the south will ride up toward northeast and bring snow this weekend for interior sections. take a look at future track and the snow forecast. several inches of snow from south of las vegas up to the great lakes and interior

northeast, you will get the block buster snow totals. i see you smiling, todd. >> todd: if that map holds, i'm in the gray spot getting no snow. if you can hold it, i won't have to shovel. >> janice: because it is all about todd. >> todd: it is about me, we love you issue lee. >> carley: he could go upstate. >> janice: jackpot. bye. >> todd: another day, another all-time record high for gas prices in america and people are feeling it. >> my whole life. >> $5.59, one of the cheaper gas stations, it is outrageous. >> todd: will cain is in ohio, folks are stunned how much they are shelling out. >> carley: americans are going to help ukraine, others are going to train civilians for battle. an arkansas army veteran explains his reason for heading overseas coming up next.

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>> todd: the ukrainian government now says three innocent civilians have been killed in the russian air strike on a maternity hospital. a child is among the victims. now russian tanks are sitting just 13 miles from the ukrainian capital of kyiv as they hunts for president zelenskyy. >> carley: u.s. army veteran is heading to ukraine to prepare

civilians for battle. cody herd joins me now. good morning, you made a big decision leaving the safety of arkansas heading to a war zone. why are you doing this? >> you know, when i saw civilians being targeted, it bothered me and i understand in america how lucky we are to live free. it was almost like a calling for me. that is really the reason why i want to go. i have two little girls myself. when i see innocent children and people getting hurt and being targeted, it makes me feel like a calling i have to go do. >> carley: you felt a calling. what did your wife say when you told her you felt called to do this? >> absolutely at first she thought i was just talking.

and then when i started getting with other military veterans and started discussing a plan, she kind of knew, this is real, he is going to do this. that was how it got started. >> carley: when are you heading over? your main objective is to help civilians, civilians are being targeted in this war. >> yes, ma'am. >> carley: wow, okay. go ahead. when are you going? go ahead. >> this weekend, ma'am. >> carley: all right. you said that you wanted to fight on behalf of a sovereign nation because you are an american and a patriot. i can't help but think about comparison between the founding of our country and the fight for freedom and liberty that happened in 17sfik -- 1776 and

what the ukrainians are displaying right now. what are your thoughts on that? >> i think the ukrainian people are strong, they have a very strong leader. they are not giving up. the motivation it gives me as an american, they deserve to have freedom and the right to choose they want to join nato or not, not to be pushed around. that is my thoughts on that. >> carley: what is preparation process like? you are going this weekend, i'm sure there is an effort to get everything ready. >> absolutely. absolutely. i've had to pack my gear, i've had to get all of my passports in line. there is a lot of planning that going on with our team. so there is a lot of planning and make sure i have everything

in line for my wife and children, god forbid something happen. >> carley: i'm sure you will be hugging your wife and girls extra tight before you head over. thank you for doing what you are doing, you are a good man. good bless. happy to have you. >> thank you. >> carley: the red cross is working around the clock to provide food, hygiene and resources to ukraine, as well as helps families evacuate to safety. fox news, fox corporation donated $1 million to support the efforts. cujoin by making donation at redcross.com. >> todd: gas reaching $4.32, as americans suffer long line at gas stations. >> carley: ashley strohmier has details. ashley. >> ashley: surge in gas prices is something everyone is talking about and it could last for quite sometime. just a few hours ago, average cost of gallon of gas nationwide

is $4.32, up 7 cents from yesterday. gas in los angeles is pushing $8 a gallon and drivers are forming huge lines at gas stations to try to beat another jump in the price. according to triple a average price of gas last year was $2.80 and last month $3.frech. last week it was $3.66 and wednesday $4.25 a gallon, that is if you are lucky, some places are higher. diesel will cost $5 a gallon and premium is the same story. while the price to fill your tank up is totally out of control, the biden white house is refusing to take blame for it. take a listen to this exchange between jen psaki and peter doocy. >> press sect. psaki: we assess that we expect to see high inflation in tomorrow's february inflation data. >> why did you decide to rebrand the rise in gas prices as the

hashtag putin price hike? >> press sect. psaki: president putin is leading to volatility and increase in oil in prices hence you have putin gas price pump. >> ashley: here is what peep hel to say about the soaring gas prices and inflation. >> i was paying $3.49 just a couple days and it is almost up to $5. >> it cost $55 to fill it up. >> i hope it gets better. >> right now we are in a crisis. >> you can run, you can't hide from inflation. >> ashley: if pain at the pump wasn't bad enough, police are urging peep toll keep an eye out for gas thieves across the country. >> todd: always something. ashley strohmier, thank you. bring in will cain, having breakfast with friends in parma, ohio. this gas price rise, is this the death blow to the democrats in

the midterms? >> will: you would have to think so, todd. this is a real-life issue impacting everyday americans, on their way to and from work and to and from their kids' soccer games. this is stunning when you think about the report you had from ashley strohmier, up 7 cents. everyday it is up another dime roughly, making run on gas something you will see, that is spiralling inflation before your eyes and fascinating into that report, people will now start stealing gas from one another. that will sit on the door step of democrats in the midterms. that is what and todd, you do this, that is what makes me interested in sitting here today in parma, ohio, to talk to everyday americans about this issue, about all the issues that are affecting them as they live their lives. >> carley: biden administration,

their excuse now, they are calling it hashtag putin price hike, they are blaming this rise on putin, even though gas prices were up 66% already. i wonder if people will buy it, i'm sure you will be talking to diners during breakfast with friends. >> will: that is right. i'll be fascinated to see what people think, correlation makes people think there is correlation. no doubt this has pushed gas prices higher issue but you are right, that was happening before this war. not that the biden administration is interested in this, you can't turn the pumps up over night. this is years of policy that suppress fossil fuels. not for nothing, i was talking to one of my kids coming home from school. they were doing a project, we were discussing it. how we can begin to wean ourselves off fossil fuel. i said to my son, maybe your

answer should be we shouldn't, we should be drilling more and pumping more and ask your teacher if they want electricity running, if they want to drive to work, windmills are not ready to ensure heat is running. maybe we should be increasing fossil fuel production not looking to wean ourselves off. >> carley: you made a good case for home schooling. >> todd: if that is lessons they are get nothing texas, imagine the lessons in massachusetts and california. >> will: it is everywhere, i promise you. >> todd: you near parm ahoy highway, we picked that place for a specific reason, huge ukrainian population, i imagine the answers are emotional and passionate. >> will: yeah, so ohio is in top five united states population within the united states with ukrainian population and parma is percentage wise the greatest here in ohio. 10 % of the population comes from ukraine, immigration

pattern has come through time with fall of the soviet union following world war ii, i'll be fascinated to talk to people who immigrate friday eastern europe in general, came from belarus or russia, what they feel about this moment, exactly how they feel about vladamir putin and the united states and what we should be doing, how involved should we be in this war between russia and ukraine, talking to the people of parm ark ohio, americans as we do often todd, as you know, and carley, having breakfast with friends on "fox and friends." >> you are in the perfect spot parma, there is a lot of refinery necessary ohio, as well, covering all angles. we will see you later in the morning and throughout "fox and friends." hope you get some breakfast. all right. as americans struggle with gas prices and inflation, top officials in the biden administration don't think they need to answer any questions.

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>> carley: the national gas price average is a whopping $4.32 this morning, but don't expect any solution from biden's energy secretary. >> todd: cheryl casone has more. >> cheryl: good morning to both of you. energy secretary did everything in her power to avoid fox news' question about surging gas prices. watch this. >> is there talk about bringing iran back to the table because of gas prices? >> what is your name? >> andrew murray. >> from? >> fox? >> cheryl: laughing? okay. new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez taking a page from the same playbook. >> do you support joe biden sanctions on russia? do you think the u.s. should increase oil production,

congresswoman? what do have you to say to people paying the price at the gas pump? congresswoman, you have nothing to say? >> cheryl: might be the first time she didn't talk when asked. we are above $4.32 a gallon. the administration has been criticized for not working to increase production of oil. >> todd: her silence is deafening. markets were somehow happy yesterday, although if you look at futures issue not happy this morning. >> cheryl: it's been volatile, a lot yesterday was oil price story, plunging 10%. traders begin to speculate the u.s. would find oil from other parts of the world. analysts mentioned the uae. even iraq is a possibility. mike huckabee says this is a dangerous road.

>> when you are begging your enemies to give you fuel you need to run your country, you are not free, you are held hostage by enemies. >> cheryl: it pushed stocks higher, combination of bargain hunting, dow gaining 653, s&p 107. there was a big tech rally yesterday. >> carley: what about the world of crypto? >> cheryl: president biden starting review of cryptocurrency to focus on financial stability, list of activity. cryptoinvestors worry what regulation exactlied their way, biggest concern from the administration said is scams and cyber attacks and worries russia could move and transfer funtds to ark void sanctions. we've seen that with kim jong-un and with bads in -- the biggest

thing with crypto has been bad actors around the world that used it. that hasn't gone away, crypto is more mainstream than it was even just two years ago. we knew our government was going to want to get their hands on this. biden also talking about digitizing the dollar, which could be interesting. >> todd: not many people were envisioning what we saw yesterday, again, talking out of school in your segment, this is a big deal, even if you don't comprehend crypto and the like. >> cheryl: it is coming, under what regulation, yeah. >> carley: a breaking news update. three people are now confirmed dead after the shocking attack. [bombing sounds]

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a wig bumped into the victim. jeffress pulled out the weapon from his bag and swung it several times. the victim is expected to be okay. jeffers is charged with a hate crime including assault, aggravated harassment and menacing riders say they feel less safe as crime surges 37% in the last year just hours ago, a journalist on the ground in ukraine gave us a frightening tour of a home demolished why a russian airstrike. the woman inside miraclelessly survived. watch this. >> no more house. show you the deep of this where hit. i'm down here. it's much, much more than my -- than my case. so i don't imagine how this woman survived this. >> exactly why ukrainian

president volodymyr zelenskyy is begging for nato to impose a no-fly zone. >> now is very bad. and in future it will be too late. and believe me, believe me, if it's for long this way, yes? you will see they will close the sky but we'll lose millions of people. >> todd: ukrainian officials say three civilians including a child were killed in that russian airstrike on a maternity hospital. congresswoman nancy mayes veteran of the affairs committee joins us. a pleasure to have you here in person. if we do not apply a no-fly zone following the bombing of a maternity hospital it's clear we never will. your reaction? >> there is a lot more risk at stake closing -- having a no-fly zone over ukraine is going to require hundreds of jets. you know, i admire poland for trying to step up with the migs they have 27 they would like to

send to ukraine. only half of those are operable right now. it would be impossible to close the airspace with those mig jets and that kind of thing could be seen and would be seen as an act of war by vladimir putin. and the risk of him right now possibly going nuclear is an enormous risk. it's a serious and grave risk that our military commanders and leadership and white house i know are considering and should be considering the consequences of that sort of thing. >> carley: you may say only half of those is operable. >> half. >> carley: car poland was goino offer ukraine broken planes. >> we have a sur masses plus. we have a surplus if poland wants better jets. i think that's a good idea. to deliver them, take them 1,00o ramstein and send them into ukraine doesn't make a whole lot of sense from a military standpoint as opposed to going straight into ukraine. if ukraine gets a dozen or two

dozen mig jets they cannot with stand the force. >> we have close to the patriot michelle system that we have here and it has 200-mile radius it can take out a mig jet in no time. you would need f-25 and f-32 huron dreads of them to close the airspace over ukraine. it's such a large space. russia does have technology on the ground to shoot planes down. 13 planes, a dozen or two dozen isn't going to make much of a difference. >> carley: isn't it better than nothing? right now vladimir putin is escalating and u.s. is cowering away. >> it would also be seen as escalation of war, too. we have to look at and weigh the calculations of what that would mean. what would russia do. i believe he is serious about using nukes and could against us or allies or nato members. we have to weigh the benefits of doing that a dozen planes is it worth that or go in with hundreds of them there are consequences. we saw the devastating photos of the bombing of that home, the

maternity ward. we need to be focused on isolating russia. crushing putin economically but also the humanitarian side of it ensuring that there are bostons and roads and ways out thereof for the millions of people, millions of ukrainians, women and children who are stuck and being bombed and killed and murdered to death. it's a travesty to watch it unfold on twitter on tiktok in realtime. as much as i hate social media that is what i think in part the public seeing that. that kind of pressure the devastating consequences of war. we're acting faster than we otherwise would have. >> todd: 30 seconds before we have to hand it off to "fox & friends," do you see another solution for policing the skies in any way, shape or form? >> not without hundreds of jets. our focus should be continuing the sanctions on russia and really isolating the oligarchy and putin and making it extremely economically painful for him. that is our best route right now. otherwise, we are in all out war. we need to weigh the consequences of that very carefully. >> carley: i just hope that there is some sort of

communication happenings behind the scenes with the biden administration and volodymyr zelenskyy and the ukrainians to provide what a lot of people have called a creative solution to this. because you look at those scenes unfolding like what happened at the hospital yesterday, it's just devastating. you can't believe that and 2022 it's happening on our watch. >> last night congress approved $13 million. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ [explosion] >> the war on ukraine, day 15. [shouting] >> russian airstrikes demolish ago maternity hospital leaving children buried under the rubble. >> united against this terror. >> will. >> these are war crimes. there is no other way of stating it. >> putin could unleash