and having cyber war strategy, and having commanded -- yes, this is actually, whether true or not, this makes putin feel popular. >> steve: okay, certainly that is the way he's behaving. trey gowdy is up live with another hour. >> a fox news alert, coming in from a russian attack on the presidential building in kyiv overnight. we are hearing one person killed and multiple others injured. it comes as russia ranks up on the ukrainian capital, diplomatic talk. the kremlin with an aircraft plan on the edge of the city a short time ago. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus and a heartbreaking story of the first american life coined by the war. award-winning filmmaker and

journalist, on assignment in kyiv. a photographer at the scene of the attack is here to tell us what really happened. >> todd: our reporters around the world following all debris dominic breaking development and jonathan hunt with incredible reporting live on the ground, john. >> todd and carley good morning to you 10:00 a.m. in ukraine and about 30 minutes russia and ukrainian delegations are due to restart those peace talks but in the meantime russian forces have been particularly busy this monday morning, in particular from the era. an air strike on a suburb in the north of kyiv hit an apartment building and we are getting word of casualties there. emergency services on the scene and fire breaking out at that apartment building trying to get out those who are wounded. there was also a strike and

another suburb of kyiv on a aircraft in the town of -- a strike and you can see the flames there. again we are awaiting a word on the number of casualties. ukrainian forces in the meantime fighting back, fighting for every inch of this country inflicting as many casualties as they can up on the russian forces. we've got video over the weekend of another ambush of a column of russian tanks and you can see the ukrainian forces taking tanks and armored personnel characters. absolute talks to get underway in the next 30 minutes or so. the secretary of state talking to bret baier on fox news sunday said there is hope that there may be progress. listen here. >> that pressure is beginning to have some effect. we are seeing some signs of a willingness to have real,

serious good negotiations, but i have to say as your reporter said, so far, it appears vladimir putin is intent on destroying ukraine. >> and that has certainly not changed in the last 24 hours. putin seems intent on destroying as much of ukraine as he can before any peace deal is struck and can be reached. todd and carley. >> carley: russia said they will start targeting our shipments into ukraine. i always assume that would be happening. but now, russia is making it public. and then come of course and attack on a military base near lviv. how does that change things? the biden administration has $200 million worth of aid to get into the country. >> yeah, those two are linked from the deputy foreign minister just ahead of the weekend if

they would target any weapons shipment. and then that attack on the military base this which is 15 miles or so from the border. we don't know and we will not be told how those whipping shipments but that is a major military base that is so close to the pole and border it would be safe to assume that some of the weapons shipment to the ukrainian forces have gone through there that was clear a signal from the forces that they will follow through on their threat to target those weapons convoys. also, no coincidence it was the military base hosted previously to us bases, vladimir putin the president of russia sending a signal to nato not to get more involved in this conflict taught in carley. >> todd: at the end of your report, you mentioned peace

talks but it focused on civilians being targeted. and a desire by putin to actually to destroy ukraine. is there any gnomic any optimism that these peace talks will lead to anything? >> who wouldn't necessarily term it optimism. there is hope which is slightly different emotion and obviously hopes that these can be achieved, but i don't think there's a lot of optimism on the part of the ukrainian people, vladimir putin is in the mood in the way that ukrainian people want them to, which is simply to withdraw troops from all of ukraine. that seems highly unlikely and the current atmosphere appearing in the meantime, todd, as you rightly pointed out, vladimir putin is following the playbook and the capital, we saw from him in aleppo, syria, to save the place he is bombing. he means to destroy it.

in his view he is having ukraine. that is clearly not the view on the rest of the world. he is simply destroying us as much of the country as he possibly can. todd and carley. >> carley: life and lviv, thank you so much. the boxing star brother, vitali klitschko and wladimir klitschko staying in the capital of the fight is what they said. >> we need financial support. we need defense and weapons. we need any type of support because we are fighting not just for our city, not just for our country. we are fighting for our principles, and we need support. and to have an idea to take

uniform, peaceful operations. the doctor, musician, right now they have changed and are prepared for any types of fights. we are fighting for our children come our freedom, our choice to be a free country and with the western world and european. we are in the heart of europe, and we definitely will defend no matter what, defend our choice. >> carley: mayor, the ukrainian of melitopol was adopted -- >> todd: of the ukrainian journalists coming together to do their part by gathering equipment for ukrainian military and telling the world what is happening on the front line. >> carley: here with more mark, the coordinator of

ukraine, volunteer, journalist initiative. good morning to you, sir, so good to have you on but tell us about your mission and what you are doing to help your country? >> hello, yes basically a group of volunteers that every single day try to fund raise as much money as possible and try to buy as many helmets and best as possible and send it to the front line. >> todd: mark, what is the main message you want the world to hear? >> absolutely appear there is actually three messages that i want the world to hear. first you need to complete sanctions in russia and i mean stop doing business with any kind of business. here the second is provide more weapons to ukraine. the west already does provide weapons to ukraine and does a good job. you have seen the effect of these weapons on the russian army. huge losses, but in order to take care of the russian army we need more. third, more funds because they

have displaced millions of people, all of those people have lost their jobs. all those people have lost their livelihood. they need to be supported. obviously, we need help in order to do that. >> carley: the armed shipments will be targeted and there was that attack on the military base right outside of lviv. do you think we are entering a new phase where it will be more difficult to get weapons into the country? >> personally, i don't think so, but what it meant was just a big middle finger to the west. guys, you keep helping ukraine. i feel this, but unfortunately, i can't invade ukraine as quickly as i want to, therefore, i will try to bomb the place that represents the international legion, which is over there. so he has sent that, which is insane.

one object in order to hit. and we have managed to get rid of 21 rockets, but a couple dozen casualties. but this is just a gesture that he is frustrated with the west helping ukraine. unfortunately, i'm sorry, fortunately, that also means the western help works because he is afraid. because he can't invade kyiv and his initial plan was to invade kyiv in three days. low, they are not even here yet. so the western help works and he sees this. he is extremely frustrated. that is exactly why he bombed it. and he now understands this, he understands the western help is very efficient and therefore, he will try to bomb logistical roads and stuff in order to prevent and stop it. but it does not mean the u.s. should stop going this or europe

stops doing this. that means you are succeeding. together we are succeeding in stopping his arms. >> todd: mark savchuk, amazing perspective and we thank you for being here with us this morning. a fox news alert, u.s. officials say russia's seeking the evasion gnomic as the invasion of ukraine continues. >> carley: the chinese counterpart they will meet with to discuss concerns. life with the latest, brooke spellman. book. >> good morning, chief national security advisor jake will meet with foreign policy advisor. and to hold china accountable to help russia with the invasion of ukraine. >> we have made it clear to not just beijing but every country in the world that if they think they can basically bail russia out, they can give russia a workaround to the sanctions imposed and they should have another thing coming because we

will ensure that neither china or anyone else can compensate russia for these losses. >> u.s. officials not sharing specifics but confirming russia has asked china for help after launching the invasion. according to the officials the crimea asked for economic support. but the thought of russia, china and other totalitarian states with a united front is a concerning one from the west. list them. listen. >> we are seeing an alignment of the world dictatorships presenting a united front. russia, china, both involved in negotiations with biden gnomic iran. this is incredibly concerning. >> the ukraine innovation potentially with a dangerous precedent as former secretary of state mike pompeo believes it could set the stage for china to take similar action in taiwan. >> he has made clear his

intention to "reunify" with taiwan. which tools, tactics it's it is difficult to know. it is not predetermined he will be successful at that. >> but china is denying that russia requested aid when asked about reports in the u.s. officials, the spokesperson for the embassy in washington said, "i never heard of that." carley and todd, thank you. speak to the latest missile attack near the u.s. consulate in iraq, one civilian was left injured after the attack early sunday morning. iran revolutionary guards claiming responsibility for they targeted secret is released by center adding the attack was retaliation for israeli strike in syria that killed two irani members of the group. the impact of the overnight attack from inside nearby kurdish newsroom and the iraq he government condemning the strike in violation of international

law and norton. senator tom cotton explaining the link between biden gnomic iran's missile strike and worn ukraine. >> the deal is related to russia's war in ukraine and as you said for the last year, joe biden has been relying on vladimir putin to be his lawyer at these negotiations, trying to deliver through vladimir putin and a new agreement with iran, which would be much worse than even terrible deal barack obama got in 2015 that would allow iran to be a threshold nuclear state or even hundreds of billions of dollars to continued their reign of terror throughout the middle east. perhaps joe biden should stop negotiating with the world's worst states gnomic state-sponsored terrorism and hold them accountable. >> todd: even under scrutiny for members of his own administration, deputy secretary of state wendy sherman had this to say on "fox news sunday." it is hard to understand, i

appreciate that but here's the deal. if iran has a nuclear weapon, its ability to project power into the middle east and to deter allies and partners is enormous. we need to make sure that iran never obtains a nuclear weapon. >> todd: that is common sense, right? common sense after iran's revolutionary guards with a missile attack that struck u.s. consul state in iraq. we want to warn you this next video with extremely graphic images of violence. the nypd listing shocking video of a knife attack new york's metropolitan museum of art. the suspect garrick of anna leaping over a desk and stabbing staff members. and reportedly flying into a rage after finding out his membership had been canceled. all victims stabbed are expected to recover. he escaped but the police are asking the public for any information that could lead to his arrest.

>> actor josie smaller in a psych ward of chicago jail after he was found guilty of orchestrg an attack on himself and lying about it to authorities. his moves came after the disgraced actor made a scene in the courtroom after his sentencing and warned repeatedly he was not suicidal and if anything happened to him, he did not do it himself. a ward is typically for high-profile inmates, knowing he has television and tv access and given so gnomic substantial time. >> todd: distracted by the court and this was a distraction, tom brady is back, the star quarterback announcing his retirement for the nfl 40 days ago we did out saying "i'm coming back my 23rd season in tampa" unfinished business. i think there is a typo and i think he meant natural liquid gas but i think he is excited

about energy production, i'm joking, the f is a dirty word. the touchdown completion of the season but seems eliminated by the super bowl champion l.a. rams in the playoff games have super bowl champ, not new england but the actual country england with soccer star cristiano rinaldo. do you like my definition? lsg? >> carley: i love your definition but i don't think this news will come as a surprise to many people though. he was edging, didn't know what to do. i think he got a taste of retirement that "onboard." >> todd: these kids are tough. >> carley: congratulations, tom brady to make the decision to come back to football. many fans will be happy to hear that. todd mentioned gas in tom brady's story for some reason. and americans are begging for relief at the gas station and grocery store. one democrat to adjust to the

expectations, watch this. >> you always blame the party in power. we are shocked because we got use to $2 gas. >> carley: so does the white house have a plan to address the sky-high prices? coming up next, we have a lot more. >> todd: plus, the relationship between russia and china with gordon chang and congressman -- always here live, do not go anywhere. ♪ ♪ the only ev truck that combines: 4-wheel steer a multi-flex midgate and up to a 400-mile range on a full charge and the only way to reserve it is at chevy.com. find your future. find new roads.

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find your relief in store or online. >> carley: prices are on the rise across america but president biden with his massive economic agenda pushing even more spending. >> todd: alexandria huff joins us from washington with the latest on the democrats and battle spending plans. >> carley, todd president biden will make these at the national city conference so there will be a roomful of leaders with turning back to their community and bring with him answers about the economy because a lot of americans are struggling right now. the national average for a gallon of gas just under $4.33 and it hit $4.33 friday with a record high according to aaa. a price of a barrel $110.45. former democratic senator heidi

ike said americans, they are simply spoiled by lower fuel costs, listen. >> can i just say that is artificially low price that you are starting from and when you do inflation adjustments, this is not the highest price we paid in the last year. we are shocked because we got used to to dollar gas. >> it was nice. democrats pointed to external facts and rising gas prices have expected progression with record inflation and bidens green push. >> the president biden did cancel the keystone xl pipeline project and we saw about 71,000 jobs across the energy sector go away because of president biden deranged claimant policies. >> there are a few democrats to boost economic gas, colleagues in congress with an idea to potentially do the opposite and new proposal would put 50% tax

on price difference between the current cost of a pro and average cost between 2016 and 2019. it sounds new but something was tried by president carter in 1980. an excise tax to throw down domestic oil production and drove up imports by 8% to 16% and america is not in a good position right now, carley and todd to. >> alexandria huff in washington, thank you. we want to bring in the owner of amanda's oil and love the name amanda but do not love ridiculously high oil prices we are seeing. we will see prices in your lifetime approaching $6 a gallon. >> no, we haven't. it is an on tele taurean. to see something like this. >> todd: to your customers blame you or do they know what is happening in the world >> we

get a couple of customers but they understand what is happening and it's not up to us to increase the pricing. but you know, pretty much understandable and again, they are not happy with it. >> todd: ray, who do you blame? >> i blamed the current administration. i think the policies have disclosed a lot of the increase in pricing, inflation and everything else to go along with this. >> todd: as everyone else that's been in the business for 50 years and anything with this administration with regard to domestic energy production or energy on the whole make a lick of sense to you? >> not one bit. i'm all for return of energy but you have to blend it in with the current energy that we use. there is no way to shut off supplies and expect to build to

wind or solar because we won't be able to handle it. we need, definitely need fossil fuels and we need to keep cleaning it up. work with it and eventually worked to the point where we have a common denominator between the two. >> todd: ray, your words basically with the exact same when i did that story in vermont just a few miles up the road from you. i did a story and they said the same thing, we are not anti-renewables. you just need to planned the men with existing product because renewals alone are not enough. why don't the gray new deal comprehend that? >> i can't fathom what they are thinking. just no clue that they think that if they just turn to solar wind power that we will continue along comfortable road. it is just going to escalate everything that is out there as

far as cost wise to the people of this country. and i'm more worried about the senior citizens in the low income people. they can't afford it. in the middle class people, they can't afford it either now. but the low income people, they are getting hit hard up your the only good thing is we are coming to the end of the season. this all started in november or as early as september, october. a lot of people would be in big trouble right now. >> todd: that is a great point. we can't get the higher temperatures and the end of april. they are our lower income people, middle income people but that could die if they make a choice to keep off their heat in order to think about that. we are the united states of america. that shouldn't happen here. ray scarf oh, we appreciated. >> carley: breaking news nearly leveled nine story

building in ukraine capital overnight following a weekend attack right on nato's border. how much farther could putin take this with china's help? gordon chain is next and we are talking to a photographer at the scene of the killing of american journalist, the first american o lose his life and the war. chucking account of what really happened next

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♪ ♪ >> carley: we are back with a fox news alert. we are learning at least one person is dead from the russian attack on an apartment building in kyiv. and bombing aircraft plant and leveling administrative building in the west. >> todd: jonathan hunt in lviv, jonathan. >> taught in carley, good morning to you. between russian and ukrainian side do to get under way right now, viral videoconference as we understand this morning, but

a head of those talks, russian forces have been busy carrying out strikes across this country into cosuburbs of kyiv, and they hit an apartment building. at least as you said one person killed in that strike. they also struck an aircraft plant and another suburb of kyiv. east of kyiv, they hit a transportation hub. we are still waiting word on the numbers of casualties there. in the meantime, ukrainian forces have been striking back. we have got video over the beacon of ukrainian attack on another convoy of russian tanks outside of kyiv. you can see it exploding as they are hit by ukrainian forces. so both sides pushing ahead of the talks. everyone here hopes there may be progress is for the chances of any real deal at this point, todd and carley, it seemed slim

indeed, back to you. >> todd: indeed, jonathan the surviving american journalist, detailing the attack that claimed the life of a fellow american. >> we went through the checkpoint and they start shooting. so the driver turned around and kept shooting at the two of us. my friend has been shot and left behind. shot in the neck. >> the journalist who was at the scene of the attack joins us from the city center downtown kyiv, paul good morning to you. describe what you saw. good morning from kyiv, we were in kyiv for the shooting happened, and we were there with a group of journalists in these two went further from the famous bridge where you solve these images of civilians coming in. from this bridge, they went

further into the town. after some time, shooting, they came back and we saw how the second american journalist started evacuating and he was with rescuers and they put him over the bridge and into a hospital. they told us his colleague got shot and he didn't know at that time what happened. and it was clear that he was actually dead. >> todd: under the rules of war, journalist or to be off limit. shouldn't it be clear to the world right now putin and russians follow no rules? >> you can see that everyday, they don't follow rules at all and i came back from the apartment building that was attacked. we know nine civilians are injured. you saw yesterday where these two journalist got attacked, where one died, and the other got injured.

it is proof that putin is attacking civilians and businesses, saying that he would only attack military targets. >> carley: we heard the colleague in the sound bite that we just played saying we crossed the checkpoint and they started shooting at us. can you describe what usually goes on at these checkpoints and if typically safe to go through? >> well, nothing is safe here. if you go into european and you crossed there and try to go further, every step, i mean, yeah, you get attacked here. you heard from ukrainian military that they want the two not to go further but they wanted to show what the world should see and what the world should know. and then, they went into a civilian car together to get further down into the town. and then they got attacked. >> todd: what could the u.s. response to this attack on american be? >> i think the u.s. should be

stronger, not only in words but also in action. i think the u.s. should help the ukrainians to -- win this brutal war, i have to say. that is what the ukrainian government is setting out to do, that they more weapons and anti-rockets and when you see this morning, you wake up in tears and then yesterday what happened in your opinion, a gentleman waked up with his apartment building again and how long can this go on? it is just a tragedy. >> carley: paul ronzheimer thank you for joining us. please stay safe and thank you for sharing what you saw during this tragic where an american lost his life, he will be missed. thank you.

cnn offering a grim outlook for america's place on the world stage after two snubbed a phone call from president biden. >> the becks americana the past three decades is over. you can find this everywhere and consider that according to "the wall street journal," the leaders of uae and saudi arabia, two companies depended on security for decades. i will not take phone calls from the american president. >> carley: president biden reportedly tried to contact saudi and uae leaders to bolster imports to the u.s. but both snubbed him and shied away from increasing u.s. energy production, spewing national security advisor jake sullivan heading to rome to meet with chinese counterparts today. russia is asking china for military equipment and economic support during the war. >> we believe that china was

aware of the invasion took place that vladimir putin was planning something. we are also watching closely to see the extent to which china actually does provide any form of support. >> carley: gordon chang an expert at the fellow institute and very important meeting taking place today as china has already pledged to buy wheat from russia, gas from russia. so i guess the question is can jake sullivan get china to reverse course? and how would he go about doing that? >> jake sullivan could get them to reverse course by not meeting in rome. i don't know why we need to talk to china. all they need to do, carley, is impose sanctions to give this gnomic chinese an incentive to do the right thing. unfortunately, we believe we need to try to engage china as we said and we need china to talk to it and reason with them and get them to see their

interest is the same as ours. that is ridiculous. we have been trying for three decades and almost never worked and so i think right now we need to have a new change in policy. jake sullivan won't get the chinese to move much but he could if he would use the power of the united states. >> todd: but does the biden administration have the will to use that power? >> no. there is a one-word answer, no. they haven't been on a number of other things. they have impose some cost on china but those cost have obviously been too late and really too little. they don't want to do that because they believe they need china's cooperation on iran nuclear deal and they want china's cooperation, of course, on climate change. they believe the way they obtained that cooperation is to be nice, friendly, smile. that has really been the driving idea behind the u.s. foreign policy, but it just hasn't

worked over the course of decades. so yes, the chinese are villains, but our leaders just cannot understand china. so therefore, we are not getting what we need from beijing. >> carley: you know, gordon you mentioned iran nuclear deal and iran claimed responsibility for missile strike near u.s. consulate in iraq. the biden administration's position is iran was not targeting the consulate, but i think that is sort of an open question to some people. all of this happening as we inch closer to signing the iraq nuclear deal and russia to facilitate the negotiations. what do you make of this situation? >> i mean, this is simply unbelievable. here you have russia taking down the international system. and they were right about that. the world is ending as we know it. and probably transitioning into a period of continual conflict, deglobalization from all sorts

of things that are incomprehensible couple of months ago. and now we are asking for russia's help to do something that is not in our interest? the iran regime is hostile towards the united states and it always will be. that is the sentiment teen driving force. but this, to me, a replay what we saw during the obama administration. it didn't work then and it won't work now. and so you have to shake your head and just hope for a new set of advisors and a new president. because things are going to continue to get worse under biden. that is unfortunate. everyone wanted him to succeed but he is completely failing. >> carley: you are right. there are a lot of people in the obama/iran administration that feels the same way. gordon, thank you for joining us. >> think you carley and todd appearance be to millions of ukrainian doing everything to escape the war zone in their own backyards. the next reporting from ukraine

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special counsel to look into the origins of the trump/russia collusion probe. >> there was a feeding frenzy and almost drove him from office. that played a role my decision to come in because i was worried, skeptical of the allegations and worried we were headed to a constitutional crisis. i pointed to get to the bottom of it. >> todd: mark calling the entire russian collusion narrative and a manufactured scandal, carley. >> carley: in virginia, worried sick for her family trapped in the war-torn country. she spends every day waiting for updates from her relatives after a nuclear power plant attacked in their hometown. she joins me now with where her family escaped to ukraine and thank god for that. good morning to you. and i'm understanding your aunt, cousin, half sister, those are the people you are worried about. they escaped to western ukraine. are you feeling a little bit better about their safety now?

>> yes, i'm feeling a lot better about their safety, but the conditions are still not good. they are not able to shower or secure an apartment because of the high volume of displaced ukrainians and the western city. so i'm worried about day-to-day, but i'm much more relieved they escaped possibly the nuclear plans to be on fire again or any immediate attacks. predicted to happen. >> carley: yeah, that is right and the nuclear plant made massive news when it was targeted by a russian air strike you said they are able to secure it apartment. where are they staying? >> right now, volunteers near the pole and border are able to help them to secure temporary housing, but it is really overcrowded and the conditions

are not good. so they are searching for any sort of therapy and be or apartments available in the surrounding area. unfortunately there is a huge wait-list and be able to secure basic housing at this time and i was communicating with my aunt this morning and she was trying to find somewhere to shower as of right now. so what is just really day-to-day operations right now. >> carley: this must be difficult on you. i mean, thank god you are safe in virginia. you were adopted at ten which is why you are here. but what psychologically is it like to wait and see what happens next? >> well, it has been hard on me, obviously. but i just feel enough guilt that i him here, safe in america and my family in ukraine who, i don't know what will happen to

them. so it's been really hard, but i can't even imagine how much harder it is for the rest of my family and for ukrainians everywhere. for my family and friends who i know some are able to leave ukraine and some have family obligations. >> carley: we wanted to have you on because this war is affecting so many people, even americans worried sick about their family like you. thank you so much for telling your story. we are praying for your family as well, allie, thank you. >> thank you so much. i appreciate it. >> todd: currently the red cross with hygiene and resources to ukraine to help families evacuate to safety. fox news corporation donated $1 million to support those efforts and we have been asking you to join in the effort by making a donation of your own. so for thousands have generously helped out. look at that, contributions exceeding $6 million at

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>> fox news alert, we're learning one person is dead from the russian attack on a residential apartment building in kyiv overnight. it comes as russia ramps up pressure on the ukrainian capital ahead of diplomatic talks between the two. the kremlin bombing a plant on the edge of the city a short time ago. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. we are covering the heartbreaking story of the first american life claimed by the