>> todd: fox news alert. thick, black smoke rising over lviv after russian missiles level an aircraft maintenance building next to ukrainian's second largest airport. the attack is first to rock the western city, located 40 miles from the border of nato ally poland. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. six missiles were likely launched from the black sea. two were shot down by defense systems. this major escalation by moscow happening not far from where borders provide around the update. jonathan. >> jonathan: carley and todd, good morning to you, just after dawn this morning, we heard the air raids here in the center --

reverberated across this city. russian missiles slamming into an aircraft repair facility, we are told that is literally right next to lviv airport, one of the largest in this country. we are told that those missiles were launched via aircraft from over the black sea. they were kh555 cruise missiles that slammed into the airport there. you can see the thick, black smoke rising from the facility there. we are told by the mayor of lviv, there was no activity at that facility. it is aircraft repair center, but no activity was going on there. we're being told that one person was wounded in the early-morning strike. want to get to the smart question carley asked an hour ago about whether the s-300 air

defense system that slovakia is offering would have made a difference? technically speaking, yes, it could make the difference, in that s-300 are made to shoot down aircraft and it could hit cruise missiles. we should point out that the ukrainians already have effective air defense systems. remember last weekend, 30 missiles were fired at the military base outside of lviv, eight of those hit, which means 22, were shot down. the short answer to your question, carley, which i should have been able to give you an hour ago, it could have made a difference, they have some effective cruise missile systems. >> carley: president biden approved aid. when you see that explosion, you

think how much more difficult it will be to get weapons into the country without them being targeted and that may be one reason president zelenskyy says he will no longer talk about weapons flowing into his country. >> jonathan: yeah, absolutely. president zelenskyy saying quite plainly last night that he doesn't want to give details of the weapon systems. we've heard details from president biden, from heads of other european governments as to what they will send. president zelenskyy comments may hint at the idea that is weaponry on the way or here that we don't know about. president zelenskyy says he wants to surprise the russian, we'll see if that happens in the coming days. >> carley: great idea. >> todd: carley focusing on weapons going in and i like to focus on people going out. so close to the poland border as

refugees are trying to get to poland to save their lives. >> jonathan: really good point, todd and it obviously frightens the heck out of the refugees who are flooding here through lviv. this airport area, just about 3-1/2 miles from the city center of lviv, which has been flooded with refugees, some have stayed here, many just using it as transit point trying to get to the safety of countries to the west of ukraine, which include poland, hungary, romania, maldova. this sends a message from the russians, they can hit any point in ukraine and that could include any convoys of refugees that are traveling beyond lviv to the west. it is a frightening message they are getting.

>> carley: jonathan hunt, stay safe. secretary of defense lloyd austin is -- troops as he dodges a question about slovakia's offer to provide systems to ukraine. >> todd: vladamir putin is murderous dictator and a pure thug, griff. >> griff: the president is ratcheting up the war criminal label. listen. >> president biden: now you have ireland and great britain and public standing together against a murderous dictator, a pure thug waging immoral war against the people of ukraine. >> griff: secretary of state antony blinken say targeting citizens is a war crime. and

president biden will talk to -- lack luster response to international condemnation of russia. >> we believe china in particular has responsibility to use influence of president putin and defend international rules of principles it professes to support. it appears china is moving in the opposite direction by refusing to condemn this aggression. >> griff: live now in slovakia where defense secretary lloyd austin will meet with troops who just completed a nato exercise called sabre strike 21. it is significant stop, todd and carley because slovakia is willing to send ukraine missile defense system you were talking about, known as s-300. here is the catch. they will only send it if the u.s. backfills slovakia with new

equipment and they are noncommittal on that. watch. >> our goal is to reinforce those things that have worked for the ukrainian forces. so we are talking to a number of our allies and partners to ensure that we get as much capability as we can to continue to provide help to the ukrainian forces. >> griff: the president's call with china happens just four hours from the situation room close to press. it caps a week that began with national security advisor jake sullivan meeting with his chinese counterpart in rome, where they warned of consequences if they support putin's war. >> todd: newt gingrich criticizing the white house response to the war. listen. >> you have biden yesterday saying yes, putin is a war

criminal. what does that mean? it means nothing. you have biden saying we're going to cut them off and make the sanctions work. harris' performance in poland was so humiliating to every american, to have her laughing when asked about refugees from ukraine, nobody in the world thinks this administration can lead and nobody in the world will rely on the guarantee of joe biden who has consistently lied. lie body afghanistan and lied about ukraine, had is truly, historically a dangerous moment for the united states and for the entire human race. >> todd: president biden headed to brussels for emergency nato summit next wee >> carley: lobbying to cancel canada gas link pipeline. urging them to defund in protecting indigenous groups who

own the land, this call from the activists come as u.s. and canadian gas prices soar and president biden blames putin refuse to reverse policies to bolster energy production as left claims u.s. oil harms the climate. not good time to cancel the pipeline. >> todd: way to capture the pulse of the people, boys. what are we looking at weather wise jd? >> janice: we could see severe storms today. we love the warm temperatures, we have leftover winter and when that happens, we could see spring-time thunderstorms. take a look at temperatures, can you see the cold front? you. 27 in denver and foot of snow across the rockies and the warmer air ahead of it, potential for hail and damaging winds, heavy rainfall and tornados today enhanced risk for the regions from new orleans up to the ohio river valley

including nashville, huntsville, albany and toward the southeast, we could see stronger storms on the backside of this measurable snow for parts of the upper midwest and great lakes. this exactly to the east coast. temperatures in the 70s here. the front moves through, stronger storms. 70s in new york, 75 in philadelphia. boston 67. we'll see cooler air moving in. temperatures start to moderate. this is warmest day heading into the weekend. next week, heads up, we have a big storm system that could cause widespread severe storm. that is going to probably happen monday, tuesday. severe weather possible, we fol cus on the timing and how strong the storm is going to be. monday and tuesday that setup of lull coming out of the rockies and warm unstable air mass ahead television and potential for very damaging tornados.

monday, tuesday we will keep you up to date. fox weather.com, for the latest details. check ahead if you're going to the airport, i was supposed to go to nashville and delayed at the airport on st. paddy's day. >> todd: bad luck. >> carley: their loss is my gain. >> todd: march madness is here, number two seed kentucky falling to 15 seed st. peters, who are these guy necessary bracket-upsetting upset. >> with the two, cinderella lives in indianapolis. >> todd: that is pretty tough mascot name taking down the wildcats 85-79 in overtime. other big upset of the day -- iowa falling to richmond, spiders getting benefit of

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>> todd: biden administration bracing for 170,000 migrants to cross into the u.s. once title 42 is lifted. 25,000 migrants are waiting in mexican shelters for the policy to be dropped so they can enter the u.s. title 42 was enacted under the trump administration

allowing for instant removal of migrants. biden wants to end that policy by next month. the porder encountered 670,000 migrants. >> carley: constant chaos at the border -- border czar. after witnessing the disaster western sheriff association must state our position of having no confidence in ability of vice president kamala harris. joining me now president of the western state sheriff association, bret stroland and the sheriff border committee cocoa-chief mark daniels. good morning, i'll start with you, why do you want the vice president removed as border czar? >> good morning, carley. over last 15 months, sheriffs

have worked with secretary mayorkis and sent letters to president biden. thousands of -- drugs, thousands of people coming through the country. just in february alone, 153,000 encounters on the southwest border, out of that, 53,000 plus got-aways, people that can't give up, people that are aggravated from countries of interest that entered our country and somewhere in the united states. that is a national security public safety threat, along with thousands of drugs coming into the country. enough is enough. >> carley: you are in colorado, is this yes vote just a vote to uphold the law? >> good morning, ma'am, no, it is affecting us in colorado and

across the nation. i sat last week and talked to my fellow sheriffs from the 17 western states, everyone is seeing increase in crime and the increase in drug activity, drug deaths. it is an extensive problem, we've been watching former border sheriffs fight this problem for the last year and a half here and it continues and it is time it stops. >> carley: looking at numbers, u.s. drug overdose deaths up 16% from october 2020 to october 2021. sheriff dannels, we did a report about the biden administration bracing for 170,000 migrants to cross into the country if title 42 is removed, how concerned are you about this? >> very concerned. i will say this, my sheriff's office from july 1 of 2021, over last seven months, border

related booking crime necessary my small jail cochise county shows the surge of crime we're dealing with. we are being outpaced by the criminal cartels. i'm proud of western sheriffs for standing up and doing the right thing. >> carley: it is an america issue. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> carley: you're welcome. thank you. todd. >> todd: an american trying to flee ukraine pulled off a bus and taken prisoner. talking to his desperate mother who is turning to anyone and everyone to help him get home. and liberal media suggesting the war on ukraine could give democrats a boost in midterm. joe concha will discuss that strategy. is it a bold strategy, concha? we'll see what he says next. why is guy fieri in the neighbors' kitchen?

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>> carley: new york city confirming hewns's laptop is the real deal. >> todd: brooke singman. pruks "new york times" acknowledging the infamous laptop abandoned as a computer shop is real. the laptop was turned in to the fbi by the repair shop own sxer confirms hewns hunter biden is being investigated in overseas business deals. this story was published in october of 2020, before the presidential election and fox news first reported fbi was in possession of the laptop in connection with a money laundering investigation. trove of e-mails, text messages,

photos and messages discussing overseas business dealings. in 2020, jen psaki dismissed reports as russian disinformation, yesterday she dodged questions like this one. >> the "new york times" authenticated e-mails that appear to come from a laptop of hunter biden, the president said it was a bunch of garbage and it was russian plant, does he stand by that? >> press sect. psaki: i point to hunter biden representatives, he doesn't work in the government. >> brooke: jen psaki pushed the narrative, it came from major media outlet and the presidency himself, even after fox news was told the laptop was not part of the russian disinformation campaign. listen. >> u.s. authorities are seeing if the e-mails are connected to

an ongoing russian disinformation effort. >> it is a russian operation, obviously a story created by the trump campaign. >> still think the story from the fall about your son hunter was disinformation -- >> yes, yes, yes, god love you, man. you're a one-horse pony. >> brooke: another major aspect is big tech's involvement, twitter suspended the "new york post" sxkt blocked users from sharing the story and twitter ceo jack dorsey called that a mistake and facebook blocked users from sharing the article, saying fact checkers couldn't verify it. hunter biden confirmed he was under federal investigation for tax affairs in december 2020 weeks after the presidential election. >> carley: so much there, brooke, thank you. let's bring in joe concha.

"new york times" says 16 months away from the 2020 election, joe biden safely in white house and times decides to report the news rather than carry the biden campaign's water. >> joe: it is a hoot and "new york post" should do end zone dance here because they broke this story a couple days before the 2020 presidential election, it could have been a game-changer. look at the way the story was ignored or dismissed, right? listen to this from npr's managing editor at the time. we don't want to waste our time on stories that are not really stories and that are pure distractions and that is where we ended up, this was politically driven event. taxpayer dollars at work.

influence pedalling, in his own words and e-mails, that is absolutely a story. brooke discussed it before, it was russian disinformation and social media shut down individual accounts like kayleigh mcenany, who was press secretary at the time just for sharing the story, this is right out of north korea. what happened to dozens who worked in u.s. intelligence who wrote an open letter before the 2020 investigation saying the hunter biden story was based on misinformation, including former cia director, he signed off on there, are there ark apologies or corrections coming? no shot. >> todd: no, they all got contributor jobs. andrea mitchell insinuating an upside to the war. listen to this. >> you think this is helping the democrats, helping the white

house as they head into the midterms? >> this war gives biden an opportunity to pin blame for rising gas prices and other consumer prices around the country on putin and russia, he has a scapegoat. >> todd: is that the appropriate consideration right now as babies are dying? >> joe: americans see the images on their screens, it is horrible. that video president zelenskyy played to congress a couple of days ago, that was heart-wrenching as anything you will see and showed the true human toll this catastrophe of this invasion by putin. when andrea mitchell brings this up, this is not joy reid saying this, this is her title at msnbc msnbc, chief correspondent,

anchor, same andrea mitchell who praised biden for blaming president putin on high gas prices. no, dpas prices have been going up for 18 months. this is how some people see this war through a political prism. does it help biden or the democrats? joe biden is 41% approval and real clear politics average. president obama was 50% and he lost 63 seats, you will see repeat of that, regardless of spin by the andrea mitchell's of the world. >> todd: joe concha. >> joe: there are no weekends, you are working, i'm working. >> todd: bite your tongue, joe concha. we have to go. >> carley: we have to go, house speaker nancy pelosi poetry at st. patrick's day lunch yesterday is getting panned. house speaker compared ukraine

president zelenskyy to st. patrick, pegging a song, leading some to wonder if they were watching a prank. >> now the ukraine and st. patrick's name is now zelenskyy. >> carley: mockod social media for trivia, one calling it cringe level not previously thought to be attainable. >> todd: what was that? >> carley: i don't know. >> todd: stacey abrams taking her turn for united earth. take a look. ♪ >> madam president, welcome. >> todd: wow, stacey abrams trying her hand at acting on the star trek series. abrams is a long-time fan of the show.

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>> carley: russian missile land og nato's doorstep overnight. >> todd: hitting an aircraft repair plant in lviv, just miles from the polish border. jonathan, what are you hearing now? >> jonathan: todd and carley, just about five hours ago, the air raid sirens rang out in lviv and minutes later the sound of explosions rumbled across the city. the target, an aircraft repair facility. we understand that six cruise missiles were fired, we believe from high altitude russian bombers flying over the black sea. of those six, two were shot down

and four apparently hit the lviv airport, the mayor of lviv said that aircraft repair facility was not undertaking any work at this time. one person was wounded. the russian can hit where they want to in this country at any point. i should point out, todd and carley, that the airports 43 miles, just 43 miles from the border with poland, a nato member. cruise missile flying speeds, that means it is about three minutes of further flight time. todd and carley. >> todd: concerning development, jonathan hunt, thank you. russian capturing american teacher trying to excase the

violence in kherson. his mother tina hauser joins us now. thank you for joining us under these horrifically difficult situations. do you know where your son is right now? >> no, we have not heart or seen anything of him yet since saturday. >> todd: when was the last time you spoke with him? >> the last time i heard his voice was saturday at 4:30 and the last time i got a text message from him, saturday 8:00 in the morning. >> todd: without saying anything to jeopardize his safety issue has the state department updated you on anything they are doing to bring him home? >> just that they have sent out petitions to the u.s. embassy in moscow and that they have sent them out to the russian

government. >> todd: how is tyler's wife do something >> i've been texting her this morning and she's holding in there yet she is worried about him and is very scared for him right now. >> todd: what about her own safety? >> it is not very good, but they are hanging in there. we're trying to figure out how to get her out of there with her daughter, too. >> todd: frightening. it does appear russian state media is using this as part of disinformation campaign. 140 foreign citizens have been evacuated from ukraine to crimea, your son was trying to be one of those. obviously that didn't work out, he was taken off the bus. what goes through your mind as a parent when you see your son potentially being used as a propaganda tool? >> it scares me and makes me

angry because he didn't do anything wrong, he was just trying to live a life with his wife there and help others with his teaching skills. it scares me like no tomorrow. my worst nightmare is coming true, i may never see my son again. >> todd: that's a horrible, horrible revelation. you truly believe you may never see your son again? >> with everything that has been said in the news and things we've seen in the past with other wars, yeah, i am afraid i won't ever see my son again. >> todd: what were the last words that he spoke to you? >> he says, mom, i'll text you when i'm safe, i love you. i cling to those words. >> todd: cannot imagine what you are going through, your son goes overthere to help people, to teach peep and he will this is where he is right now.

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>> carley: house voting to suspend trade relations with russia. >> todd: cheryl casone from fox business is here. >> cheryl: the house vote unanimous as lawmakers move to revoke trade relations with russia and head to the senate, where it may have a trickier path, they want to add language over russian oil imports. ascertain manchin doesn't think that is necessary after the white house action. oil making rebound as talks stall between ukraine and

russia. oil is about $103 per barrel. aoc had this to say. >> the crisis is missing murder of indigenous and black women in the united states, evidence shows meaningful connection here issue the correlation between fossil fuel extraction sites and abduction and murder of indigenous women across the united states. >> cheryl: she made the comment linking fossil fuel to murders. >> carley: yeah. >> cheryl: not sure what else to tell you, strangest thing. >> carley: more news on the toxicology -- tiktok summit. can i call it that? >> cheryl: white house is trying to reach younger voters by inviting tiktok stars to briefings, here is one example

of this. >> horrific fight between ukraine and russia, nobody wants to work with him on international trade. people scared of war and limited resources, prices are bound to go up, as well. >> cheryl: not sure what to say, gas prices have been going up for months. some say questions and statements were prescreened before they could join on the crisis. >> todd: white house can't handle firepower of the tiktok crew. they are worried about going in. >> cheryl: her information was just wrong. >> todd: unbelievable. joe biden making news. >> cheryl: yeah, president biden says the u.s. is open to helping three million people who fled ukraine since the war began, watch this. >> president biden: we are open and our hearts are open and arms open to help three million ukrainian refugees who have fled

putin's onslot. >> cheryl: it was st. paddy's day yesterday, he was in green. americans have shown they are completely committed to the refugees and the horrific situation they find themselves in and animal rights people are trying to get animals out of ukraine. america has opened up immensely. >> carley: if you did a national poll, it would be in support of trying to get ukrainians here in their time of need, take pressure off poland. >> todd: fox news ayesha hasnie on the ground in. >> those internally displaced

still inside ukraine. as board member for un refugee agency, i got a first-hand look at the stockpile of aid near the poland and ukraine border, there are tons of clothes, blankets, beds being loaded to take across the border to be distributed by aid workers. the workers are struggling to gain access to refugees because of the constant barrage of attacks like the one we saw at the mariupol theater this week. if russia were to take ukraine, kelly clemens told me the ark igency is apolitical and willing to work with anyone. >> we operate everywhere, we talk to everyone, we work with everyone. so depending upon the circumstance at the time, our

intent to deliver humanitarian need to whoever needs it sglchlts we have seen how russia responded to agreements to create humanitarian corridors. the pressure is on the world leaders to find a residence lugsz as quickly as possible. todd, carley. >> carley: the white house reportedly close to nuclear deal with iran and relying on russia to help them close it. congresswoman kat cammack is live with why this idea is so dangerous. >> todd: check in with steve doocy with what is coming up on "fox and friends first." >> steve: todd and carley, on friday "fox and friends," fight for one minnesota family to save their son detained in ukraine, his father will join us live in his dad's search for answers as he fears his son could be used for propaganda. former green beret commander michael waltz will break down

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acquire a nuclear weapon, and russia is a member of the p 5 plus 1. that is pursuit of a deal that would be in our national security interest. >> the white house reportedly in the final stages of a nuclear deal with tehran. and the biden administration is also considering removing iran's revolutionary guard off the terror blacklist to make it happen. >> todd: not a joke. kat cammack ranking member response and recovery joins us now. congresswoman of all the horrible ideas coming out of this white house, where does this one rank? >> oh, it's definitely a top three bad decision by the biden administration. i mean, they are so bad that they make the obama administration look good. and, listen, the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. this is exact same cast of characters from the obama administration doing part two of the iran deal. it's a disaster. not only is this a disaster for our national security, but for

regional security, when you are talking about the middle east and our number one ally in the region for israel. but globally. iran has icbms you pair that up with nuclear capabilities you are looking at world war iii. >> carley: we are just hours away with president biden's phone call with xi jinping, this is what the white house has said about china in recent days, watch. this china in particular has a responsibility to use influence with president putin and to defend the international rules and principles that it professes to support. >> fact that china has not defoundationed what russia is doing in and of itself speaks volumes. >> carley: congresswoman is there any optimism phone call will result china. >> i'm a glass half full person i have absolutely zero hope that this call is going to yield any sort of positive results. this is going to be another

situation where biden fumbles and bumbles his way through a phone call, again, projects weakness at a time when we need strength. is he going to possibly make it even more dangerous and tenuous of a situation in the ukraine because, as we saw when we gave intelligence to china, they turned around and gave that intelligence to russia. they are not our friends. they are not our allies. they are looking for global domination. this is just going to be another way for them to see a weak leader here in the united states. >> todd: frightening times, congresswoman. absolutely frightening times it does seem you could put all of these on a wheel, spin it, and the common theme that comes out of it joe biden caving to the bad guys. it is a frightening prospect. it will be interesting to see if and when your party takes over the congress in november if anything changes. congresswoman kat cammack, appreciate your time and insight as always. thank you very much. >> carley: if you think about sum up what we have been talking about china on the move. russia obviously on the move,

this iran nuclear deal, it feels like our adversaries are very active right now. >> todd: we are america. we need to project strength. we haven't in so many circumstances thus far. today is another opportunity for joe biden to. will he? >> carley: that phone call 9:00 a.m. eastern time. stay tuned for more information on. that was "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ [explosion. [. >> russian missiles dropping bombs right on nato's doorstep. >> the missile strikes sending plumes of six rounds lviv airport. >> president zelenskyy warning civilians try fog flee the risk of death remains high. >> have no guarantee that you will not be attacked. [sobbing] >> united states confirming that an american has been killed in putin's war. >> standing in a bread l