>> todd: the city of mariupol facing naval attacks as officials on the ground say it has been left in ashes. >> carley: ground battle continues with the ukrainian army recapturing one suburb, but losing others. i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro.

putin is frustrated with slow pace of the invasion. putin refusing to rule out use of weapons in this war. >> would putin use it? >> president putin intends to make the world listen and understand our concerns. we have concept of domestic security. arms could be used. >> carley: not ruling it out. jonathan hunt has the latest from lviv. jonathan. >> jonathan: good morning to both of you, the people of the capital kyiv emerge from a 35-hour curfew just about four hours ago and in some suburbs of the capital, almost immediately met with intense shelling from

russian tanks. several people were wounded. at least one has been killed. ukrainian tanks are around kyiv as intense battle for the edges of the capital continue. in some areas we understand from ukrainian officials, they are having some success, forcing russian forces back at least a little bit, for instance in kyiv suburb west of kyiv of machariv. it is street by street fighting and does not represent a significant victory issue but it is for the troops involved on the ukrainian side a symbolic one. supply issues that russians are suffering. we have video of russian soldiers going into a convenience store and helping

themselves to whatever they wanted from inside. this speaks to the problem russian troops are having getting food and fuel to their troops. unfolding humanitarian catastrophe in southern port city of mariupol, being described as some officials as hell on earth. president zelenskyy of ukraine says there are something like 100,000 civilians still trapped in mariupol, ukrainians are trying to get them out of there, it is a difficult task made more deadly by russian actions. they have fired on convoys and president zelenskyy said they moved in russians and kidnapped 15 drivers of buses who were doing nothing more than trying to get civilians to safety, adding to what president

zelenskyy says is growing list of war crimes on the part of russian forces. >> carley: thank you, jonathan. >> oh, my god. oh, my goodness. >> todd: fox weather alert, massive tornado tearing a path of destruction through new orleans, killing one and injuries two dozen. one man says the twister neely took his life. >> it is crazy, i was this close to death. i was just drive nothing the tornado just now. thank god i'm here to talk about it. >> todd: asking everyone to stay inside while crews comb through the rubble and ark sess the damage. >> carley: fox news meteorologist is here tracking this massive storm system. adam, what are you see something

>> scary night across new orleans and that does continue. sometimes storms weaken, this is still a massive complex. you see rain from the great lakes stretching down to the gulf coast and has been along the gulf coast where this has know the most extreme weather in the yellow polygone, panama city. strong, powerful winds that turns into a red polygon. it is probably a little bit of rotation there. this is what we've been seeing all night long. we have a tornado watch in place. wouldn't be surprised if we see couple like that pop up. the entire system shifts into florida and carolinas, you could see more severe weather over the

course of today. not only that, a lot of heavy rainfall in the florida area. i will leave you with decent chance in the urban area, spots small streams, where flooding typically occurs. we've seen it overnight and will continue to see it. >> supreme court justice nominee ketanji brown jackson will face additional questioning after marathon first round lasting 13 hours. >> carley: marianne rafferty will break it down. good morning. >> marianne: republicans not holding back during the questioning of supreme court nominee ketanji brown jackson. some intense moments between the judge and gop senators. senator lindsey graham storming out of the hearing as they clashed over court packing and concerns over her handling of child porn cases and history of handing down lighter sentences than required by law offenders.

>> do you agree court packing is a bad idea? >> it is a policy question for congress. >> you say this does not signal heinous or egregious child pornography offense, help me understand that. >> all of the offenses are egregious issue but the guidelines are being departed from even with respect to the government's recommend agsz. >> marianne: senator at the time cruz calling out judge jackson for sitting on the board of a school that teaches critical race theory to students, which she says she does not support sdmrchlt. >> do you agree with this book that babies are racist? >> i do not believe that any child should be made to feel as though they are racist. >> you agree it is taught at

georgetown day school? >> i do not know, the board does not control the curriculum. >> marianne: of concern for the republicans, the judge's thoughts on abartion and gitmo detainees since she worked to defend some of them. >> this idea she is newt rat observer of the law is not passing the smell test. >> marianne: today is last day of q&a before 11 democrats and 11 republican senators can ask questions. outrage alleging democrats withheld documents from the nomination process. >> carley: wisconsin official wants to ban the pledge of allegiance and word prayer from county meetings because she thinks they are divisive. sean duffy is from wisconsin, we'll see what he thinks later in the show.

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>> carley: joe biden wants americans to feel proud of his economic plan even though inflation is 40-year high and gas prices are skyrocketing. >> todd: our economic strategy has worked and it is still working, here is his response, brian brenberg. brian, in what world is this work something >> brian: not in the world anybody i know works in, people are at home saying, i can't afford anything. my son and i were back in minnesota doing yard work and tree trimming. guys come in who need gasoline and diesel and they are here on site and this stuff is through the roof. every single one of them is telling me about the cost they are paying trying to get their job done. this is not working, not working for small businesses or blue color workers or families.

i don't know why the president is saying this stuff. >> carley: why is he saying this on twitter? gas is at a high, praising president for two-cent gas decrease. this should come as surprise to nobody, restaurant menus are hitting record prices and people are calling it lunch-flation sald anda wraps are up 18%, things you get when you are at work for lunch. people will be brown bagging, only problem is grocery store prices are high. >> brian: you can't escape this inflation, it is driven by things like energy prices, which flow into everything. guy with the chainsaw cutting down the tree, the guy making the salad in midtown, wherever you are, this will hit you. the president wants americans to cope with this and feel like this is okay, we can live with

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>> todd: did you hear about this? kamala harris staffers could be thrown on the unemployment line if at a talk bad about their boss? "new york post" reporters claim president biden claimed to fire them if they leaked stories about kamala harris. white house communications director kate bedingfeld cited kamala harris's missteps. >> carley: here to react fox

news contributor joe concha. joe, essentially the president going to bat for the vice president and the book outlines friction between the president's office and the vice president's office. what do you make of all of this? >> joe: unlike our office at "fox and friends first," no disarray, back stabbing, todd and i do front stabbing. we don't go to "new york times" reporters and start gossiping. for the "new york times" to have so much access to so many people there, this feels like the trump years as far as leaking is concerned, you have to wonder why. we haven't seen an office more in disarray, it is anarchy there, it seems. vice president kamala harris lost 11 major staffers from her office, enough to start a football team and the first lady

according to the new book says she, joe biden was opposed to kamala harris, why should we pick someone who attacked joe, basically called him a racist in 2019. bottom line, we have a vice president in kamala harris who is polling 38% approval, pretty good until you consider that is 38% approval in her home state of california, which is quite blue. you have to wonder if there is buyer's remorse as far as choosing kamala harris, we have seen the verbal gaffes happen over and over. >> todd: reference to the show "the office," american people would take dwight, i don't think he brought in the menanite vote

the way joe biden did. msnbc host writes, i'm over mask mandate, i'm for whatever gets rid of mask mandates, that was met by this take by this. anti-mask mandate is depressing on both levels. joe, will democrats be able to extricate themselves from the mask mandate if they don't get cover in the mainstream media? >> i don't know what mr. hassan is talking about, poll after poll shows 7-10 americans want to accept covid is part of our lives and should live our lives to fullest without worrying as

we did over the last two years and i'm somebody who is married to a new york doctor who treated covid patients and i understand the danger of the virus. in the united states, we have nine positive cases out of every 100,000 people, lowest we have seen since last june. transmission is low, this host is engage nothing fearmongering combined with virtue signalling to put himself on higher pedestal than anyone else. if you feel strongly about it, do his show on msnbc while wearing a mask if he feels strongly about it. american people are over this. >> carley: not a bad suggestion there. joe concha, thank you for joining us. >> joe: okay, bye. take care. >> todd: emma weyenton being

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to wean europe from reliance on russian energy sources. >> he will join partners in imposing further sanctions on russia and tightening existing sanctions to ensure robust enforcement. he will announce joint action on energy security and reducing europe's dependence on russian gas. >> doug: issue of u.s. forces stationed in nato countries and may see the president increase the number of u.s. troops. nato had difficult questions to answer, including what lines putin would have to cross to trigger some kind of action. >> putin is waving around weapons of mass destruction, nato has to sit down, find their spine, got to be no doubt in putin's mind we will come back at him for doing something like that. >> doug: interesting to note,

jen psaki was supposed to travel with the president, she is no longer on this trip, she was diagnosed with covid for the second time. reuters reporting the administration is about to make it easier for ukrainian refugees to seek protection here in the united states. the president leaves in about three hours. >> carley: doug, we'll pick it up where you left off, millions of refugees fleeing the war in ukraine, biden policy making it hard for them to make it to the u.s. diana, you say right now the biden administration is making it difficult for ukrainians with family in the u.s. to come to the united states themselves. what is the process like and what difficulties are you facing? >> good morning, carley. thank you for having me on, i

appreciate it. the difficulty is simple, right? the embassy in ukraine is closed because of the car. they are not able to get visas currently and not able to come to the united states. what i'm asking for issue not refugee status, not bringing massive amounts of people to the united states. all i'm asking for is humanity. all i'm asking for, my family to have the option to be able to come live in my home and wait this thing out and without -- they will not be able to do that. >> carley: good point, biden administration is looking into take nothing more ukrainian refugees, but if you look at resources, it is told members of lgbtq activists who they are looking to focus on, i am not sure that helps you or your

family, what is your reaction to that? >> any way we can help the ukrainian people is amazing, again, my request, there are many people living in the united states that have families in ukraine, right? they are not seeking ark -- asylum, they want to bring their family over, not have refugee status, simply wait it out so they can survive and live. >> carley: we were working on your sister's shot and we got it up, thank you for joining us from western ukraine. we understand you decided to stay in the country to help out with the ukrainians fleeing to your neck of the woods, how are things going for you? >> oh, you know, thank you for the opportunity to be here and share thanksgiving story with

you. when all this horror began, my husband was ark broad. 5 p.m. he called me, it's a war, take the child and run away. i didn't know what to do at that moment. i gathered things and i went to budapest. we've been there for two days and decided to come back. when i get to the border and get to ukraine, the sun was shining for me a second time. now i decided to be home, it is our home and our land. >> carley: i hear you there, diana, as your sister, staying in ukraine, you want the option to bring her home and you are facing unfortunate challenges on that front.

thank you for joining us, best of luck to you both. >> thank you. >> carley: todd, to you. >> todd: brother of naomi irion speaking out after police release this video of the suspected -- casey valley joined us with his reaction and plea. listen. >> it was just this sinking feeling. my message to that suspect, return her safely and i'll stop. i don't care about prosecution, i just want sister back. >> todd: last seen waiting for a shuttle to take her to work. man allegedly sucker punched a nine year old girl in the head outside the plaza hotel. neil johnson joined us last hour with frightening details, listen. >> i am not a hero, there was a

situation and i showed up. when you see a woman with a baby carriage and little girl running away screaming from a guy. you got to help. >> todd: johnson called police and kept that suspect from attacking the child again until officers arrived. >> carley: he is braved and armed robbery suspect tried to -- officers inside. prosecutor kim gardner refusing to charge him. eric eric schmidt is here on this story next. >> todd: demanding support for the lgbtq community next. cheryl casone has that story next. scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! flonase all good. you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance,

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>> oh, my god. oh, my goodness. >> todd: fox weather alert, following the latest out of new orleans. that storm killing at least one and injuring two dozen. >> carley: live just outside downtown new orleans, nicole, what are you seeing? >> good morning.

unfortunately, it is very hard to see the extent of the damage and how far this tornado's path ripped through this community here. you mentioned arabe, just south of the french quarter and downtown new orleans. it is tough, people are waking up to see their home necessary pieces, trees and debris scattered across the community and learning one of their own has been killed in this. we don't know the amount of people missing this morning, that was one of the major focus for the st. bernard parrish. search and rescue will be top priority, many, close to 100 law enforcement officers will fan out going door to door, check on homes and see if there is anybody still inside that might

be trapped under several feet of rubble, depending on the extent of the damage. that is going to be their challenge for the next several hours until the sun comes up. the national guard is in place, we know state police is here and it is unfortunate sight to wake up to especially good amount of new orleans, folks who live here trying to still heal and recover from the devastation that was hurricane ida. i will share a tidbit of information from the st. bernard parrish. one home lifted off the foundation and thrown into the street. inside that house was a woman that emergency responders rescued. think how much force it would

take to lift a home out of the ground and it paints a picture how devastateing and strong the storm was. take a look at what we see behind us, the devastation will look worse as daylight approaches. >> carley: nicole, live in new orleans, thank you. gas prices hovering near record highs across the country. >> todd: los angeles first to hit average of $6. cheryl casone is here. good morning. >> cheryl: gasoline prices rising at fastest pace on record. march comes in at $4.22, biggest hike since 1970s. prices are not at record highs, but mirrors what drivers were playing in the early 1980s with gas lines back then. that is called comfort for

californians. l.a. is the first city in the country to go above $6. nationwide $4 between the 23 a gallon. >> carley: mitch mcconnell is making news, is that right? >> cheryl: chuck chuck schumer is pushing for way to pay for new coronavirus relooefr after it was dropped from a massive spending bill. senator mcconnell is pushing back. listen. >> there is plenty unspent money. $2 trillion bill was sold as a covid bill and in fact something like 9% was about covid. that is why we have 40-year inflation. the money is there and should be

reprogrammed. >> the money was stripped from the spending bill from states who would have seen unused money reprogrammed. this is a big story happening, guys. disney employees walking off the job across the country, angry at the disney ceo, who took too long to respond to don't say gay bill. pause of political donations in florida and said he would meet with governor desantis. governor desantis fired back condemning disney for not speaking out about human rights abuses in china. getting tough. >> todd: it is. thank you. woke torn kim gardner says her office will not arrest a man,

after he pointed at gun at two officers in the process. ag eric schmidt, what reason could gardnetwork have for not prosecute thanksgiving guy? >> same prosecutor that refuses to prosecute crime. it is her office, she's had record turnover, career prosecutors have fled because of her disastrous leadership. it is a city where the mayor trying to defund the police. my office offered $5 million to the city to use just for more police officers. look, keep the $5 million, hire more police officers, they refused. they are 200 police officers short. this case is front and center to

see why that is the case. >> todd: she is only prosecuting 24% of felonies brought to her by the police department. the police department is doing their job, how dangerous is st. louis because of that? >> she has been a complete disaster, soros is getting what he paid for. the conviction rate is terrible. her office is so bad, they had people weren't showing up to hearings, they let someone charged with murder go because they kept missing court dates. 200 short, moral is when you risk your life and take it to the attorney's office and they refuse, it is just terrible situation for the police and

terrible situation for residents who have to live there and know they have a prosecutor who will not go after the bad guys, bad situation. >> todd: that scenario, attorney was out on maternity and can't come back and prosecute, gardner did not backfill her position and that guy walked. thank you, sir. carley. >> carley: president biden supreme court nominee is getting set to face lawmakers again this morning after tense and very long day of questioning yesterday. sean duffy will tell us what he wants to hear today, but first check in with brian kilmeade to see what is coming up on "fox and friends first." >> brian: i hope sean is in a talkative mood. good luck, carley. day three of confirmation hearings frr judge ketanji brown jackson. among the question, where she stands on court backing. senator mike lee wants to find

out and senator pat thumbey talking about the energy screen and canada says i will give you more oil and we'll talk to katie pavlich and douglas murray and clay travis about anything on his mind. plus, you heard about inflation, what about lunch-flation, one sandwich shop ceo on how much more you are paying for wraps and salads. that is coming up. doing a full screen and going to break.

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you say you are an activist judge. >> i would not say that. >> you say this does not signal a heinous or egregious child pornography offense. help me understand that. >> all of the offenses are

egregious. but the guidelines, as you pointed out, are being departed from even with respect to the government's recommendation. >> todd: judge jackson headed back into the hot seat this morning after a contentious 13 hour marathon session yesterday. >> carley: sean joix us to weigh in. you just heard highlights from yesterday's hearing. what's your assessment of how things are going so far. >> i thought it was pretty tame. i was ready for republican senators to push her on her fidelity to the constitution, whether she believes in critical race theory. that has a place in the law. i thought it was not very strong coming from republicans. again, this is a lifetime position on the supreme court. and, again, i don't think republicans should be that fearful of pushing back on judge

brown about her philosophy. what he shoe believes in. that didn't seem to happen. >> todd: that child porn sentencing line of questioning, obviously, the number one topic yesterday. as a prosecutor yourself, do you buy her explanation? >> no. listen, i mean, we have guidelines in place and yes, judges can deviate from the guidelines when you have a history of continuing diva united states from the guidelines that is a pattern. child porn is a significant crime. i prosecuted child porn cases. they destroy children. and you have some sick guys who like child porn. i guess i don't understand it. guidelines are in place for a reason. again, they are place for a research to you don't get judge browns who continually go beneath the guidelines. again she continued to do that. that was of concerns. todd, you know this. so i was a prosecutor. prosecutors also become defense attorneys but also defense attorneys become prosecutors

then they become judges. you are able to switch hats in the law. you don't have to be faithful to i'm a defense attorney and that's all i am. once you are not a defense attorney and you become a judge you stop defending criminals on the court. she didn't stop doing that. she was sentencing as if she was representing the defendant who were committing these crimes, which is very concerning. >> todd: interesting. >> carley: more questioning day two of that. more to come on that front. got get your take on that out of your home state of wisconsin supervisor trying to get the pledge of allegiance and the word prayer banned from county board meetings. here is her reasoning on that front. she says quote it doesn't feel like it's appropriate for us to be doing when in a pluralistic society we want to be inclusive and representative. at the end of the day i think it's divisive. she thinks the pledge of allegiance and prayer is divisive, sean. what's your response to this coming out of wisconsin?

>> you got to do this story slam my home state, carley? come on. >> carley: it pains us all. this is madison, wisconsin. it is crazy leftist liberal. a lot of us in wisconsin, if we could cut out dane county in madison and give it toism know, we would totally do it. there is a bunch of crazy left toe wackoes there. this is concerning that this is the ideology that we have in our leadership, even in small communities and, again, they don't love prayer, they don't love the pledge of allegiance, and this is the philosophy that they want to deliver to our children. and it just shows how woke our schools have become and how important it is for individuals, for parents to actually run for school boards, for county boards because they have a huge say in our lives. yes the senate is important. we just discussed that the house and the president is important. a huge impact in your life it's who sits on government roles on your school board, your city, and your town. so get out there and run.

we have to stop complaining and get edge gauged. >> todd: sean duffy, we appreciate as always. i endeavor to do a positive wisconsin story next time you are on. >> carley: exactly. it's our challenge. hope we meet the moment. sorry to put you through that thank you so much, sean, we will check in with you soon. todd great to be being with you this morning. >> todd: likewise my friend. >> carley: have a good morning. "fox & friends" starts right now. [gunfire] >> 28th dave russia's war. >> russian forces have been repelled from ukraine's capital city once again. >> i'm in awe of the ukrainian people's resistance. [gunfire] >> russian troops are having trouble not just in the fighting but in getting their supplies. >> video of a russian armored personnel pulling up to a gas station supports the idea that they just don't have enough to eat. >> and now a spokesman for the kremlin refusing to rule out nuclear weapons.