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putin. he said the war is a struggle for democratic values against putin's totalitarianism. hello everyone welcome to brand-new our fox to live i am eric shawn. hi arthel. arthel: hello eric hello everyone i am arthel level. president biden with a fiery rebuke thing the russian president cannot remain in power for the white house clarified those comments and said the president was not calling for regime change in russia. meantime attacks like those in lviv continue to hammer other ukrainian cities. russian shelling and missiles are candidate killing innocent civilians and causing historic humanitarian crisis for the president today sending a message of solidarity to all of those who are affected by putin's work. >> this battle will not be one in days or months either. we need to steel ourselves for the long fight ahead.

my message to the people of ukraine is a message i delivered today to ukraine's foreign minister and defense administer why i believe we are here tonight. we stand with you. [cheering] eric: live coverage she is in lviv ukraine for the russian airstrikes hit in the past few hours, alex. >> hi eric. we just heard sirens go off in the city several minutes ago. the atmosphere of lviv has completely changes russia's attack on the city this afternoon. take a look at this video this was the first blast that we saw touching down here casting billowing of black smoke up into the sky early this afternoon. the mayor of lviv warned residents to stay in their bomb shelters and that more attacks tonight were likely. which was true. hours later we saw another strike within the city. these the closest hits to lviv

city center since russia first event ukraine paid me while russia continues its heavy firepower attacks in the east and lviv were residents have made makeshift graves to bury their dead for they search for drinkable water during the day and huddle in bomb shelters knowing that supplies there are running out to read the mayor said half of the cities 288,000 people so far have fled. >> and nobody helped, apartments were burning they asked to put out the fire and help, nobody did a parade locals died on our watch there is no water, food, nothing. >> further north near the country's capitol, workers help evacuate injured residents as some have been an shelter for days. no roughly 3.7 million people have fled to neighboring countries on the outskirts of ukraine. at about double that number have remained here in ukraine displaced people with nowhere to

go in many of them have come here with a safe refuge for them, safe place in their own country where they could comb her to get atmosphere has completely changed tonight with the latest attacks, eric for. >> alex as you say, lviv has been safe mostly spared the russian attacks but note the shock of the missile attacks in the last hours and with the sirens, what is the sense of safety and concern? that street you're standing by use of cars at this hour, 10:00 p.m. at night. is it more of a shock in the sense of the residents of the city they could be targeted now to? >> i think there was shock and slight confusion but we seen these air raid sirens for the last several weeks. not only here in lviv but across other cities. while people might take the slightly more serious other cities here throughout the day we saw people walking out they were musicians playing in the street people sitting out at

cafés. when they heard the air raid sirens to take cover i think a lot of people did not necessarily believe what would take place just minutes later. we have seen more people heading off the streets. the streets are extremely quiet to what we would have seen just this time last night. the mayor is urging people to stay inside knowing that these attacks could just be the first to come, eric. eric: alex in lviv for us, thank you good to see you, arthel. so for alex and eric the white house is not clarifying president biden's comments in his warsaw speech today when the president said that putin cannot remain in power. a senior official telling fox news president biden is not calling for regime change in russia. let's go live to warsaw and out with peter doocy with more, hi peter. >> arthel, a kremlin spokesperson is putting out the word tonight, they don't think it is for president biden to say if a putin stays or leaves.

and they are upset about this comment. >> there will be a different future writer future rooted in democracy and principal hope and light decency and dignity of freedom and possibilities. for god's sake, this man cannot remain in power. >> so that sounds like a call for regime change for the white house is correcting the record with this. the president's point was putin cannot be allowed to exercise power over his neighbors or the region but he was not discussing putin's power in russia or regime change in that is that. that blowback falls are the big one from yesterday when the president told u.s. troops about what they are going to see when they get to ukraine. that's official later had to clarify no u.s. troops are going to ukraine. a comment the president is sticking by though, he thanks putin is a quote butcher. >> putin has the gall to say for

ukraine it is alive it is just cynical he knows that. and it is also obscene. >> the president's remarks were written to offer support to besieged ukrainians and to warn russia not to make any aggressive moves beyond ukraine's borders. >> do not even think about moving on one single inch of nato territory. we have a sacred obligation -- i quiver sacred obligation under article 5 to defend each and every inch of nato territory for the full force of our collective power. >> president biden is heading west right now for the white house. he has not clarified on camera what exactly he was getting out with the regime change comments. he ignored shouted questions as he walked up the stairs to air force one, arthel.

>> already written reports there are people where you are in poland as well as ukraine saying yes we are down with a regime change but of course when those words come out of the mouth of a president causes an uproar. i'm sure he will stay on top of the reporting on that one, peter doocy live in poland, thanks peter. eric. support peter in arthel, semi craney refugees it tended president biden's pizza warsaw today gave them hearty cheers and applause at some of his points defendant ukraine and chastising vladimir putin. so far more than 2 million ukrainians have fled their homes and made their way to the neighboring country of poland sprayed they keep on coming. life in that country from the city of krakow with more there. hi aishah. >> all across europe now are watching the unfolding events happening in lviv, ukraine wondering what is next and quite frankly warning what nato and

president biden are going to do about it, how they are going to end this war as quickly as possible. it comes as the president for the first time actually finally got to meet in person with ukrainian refugees today during his two day trip to poland. biden visited a soccer stating that's turned into a refugee center in warsaw where he got to meet and talk with ukrainian women and their children. president biden also got to talk with the volunteers who are feeding these refugees. then he shared his thoughts about what he heard and what he saw. >> one of those children said something to the effect save a prayer for my dad and my grandfather and my brother he's back there fighting. and i remember what it's like to have someone in the war zone, every morning you get up and wonder. >> he is hearing the real stories of these refugees. yesterday, he and president got

a report from aid workers working on the clock they are leaning a lot on them to give these refugees food, shelter and medical attention. un refugee agency is reporting the mayors of larger polish cities like warsaw and krakow were i am, they are struggling, eric to accommodate the new arrivals. on thursday the administration pledged a billion dollars in humanitarian aid and also pledged to take in about 100,000 ukrainian refugees into the u.s. but eric, as we have said the vast majority of ukrainians do not want to leave. most definitely do not want to go halfway across the world when their loved ones are still inside ukraine fighting for their freedom, eric. eric: the president clearly touched by those meetings, aishah hasnie it thank you so much. survived by her putin's is

keeping his forces ready for combat with ukrainian leaders think the kremlin's using those threats to force them to surrender. >> they resort to chemical and nuclear blackmail. our increasingly hearing this from them. russia has turned into a terrorist state on an official level. arthel: joining us now to weigh in international security expert jim walsh. jim, president biden they are in wausau, poland with the very and firm message to putin. he said don't even think about encroaching on a inch of territory. president biden already said this if russia uses chemical weapons. let's us and them will talk about it. >> and to clarify weapons, if chemical weapons were used in ukraine, where that trigger a military response from nato? >> it would trigger a response

in kind. >> so, as i said jim pollutant says his nuclear arsenal is combat ready. and you know there is no coincidence that russia launched those airstrikes on lviv while the president of the united states is lesson three in your miles away it warsaw, poland which is a nato country. so what is the response to such a signal? >> , you will remember, arthel, he reported on at this invasion began the series of nuclear threats by putin. he staged eight nuclear drill within a couple of days of actually launching the attack and then made nuclear threats and put his forces on high alert. nato and the u.s. have been fairly restrained in response to that. do not want to get into an escalation between the two that could lead to nuclear war. i think when biden says you cannot touch and inch of nato territory, he is invoking what

is again article 5 in that it was for viewers means we are tied together. all of us who are members are only two trees like this really three treaties u.s. has come nato, treaty with south korea and the treaty with japan four-week pledged to defend including up to and including the use of nuclear weapons if you are attacked. we rarely give that as a pledge. we have given it to nato. he reissued it or announced it or emphasize it in poland for think it's highly unlikely though putin wants to use these threats they are not credible threats. i don't expect him to use nuclear weapons. the problem is you just don't know. what else is he going to do? will he find himself in a crisis he feels he has to do something desperate? those are the scenarios we get some of those scarier things happening. arthel: ukraine is not a member of nato. the president of ukraine, president zelenskyy chief of

staff hours ago, pleading once again with the big 29 fighter jets from poland. i don't if you have these answers wears that critical shipment? at the airbase in germany, where are they and will ukraine ever receive them? >> i think the feeling in that military analyst community is the mig are not going to be that useful their transportation issues logistic issues, once you get in there you have to train the pilots. as compared to, arthel, the drones, the antitank missiles come the antiaircraft missiles their lights they don't require a lot of training. that's going to be a lot more effective and has been effective against russian targets and focusing on the mig in particular. there has been greater military utility in using some of the other weapon systems we have. quick some of those weapon systems already on the way if not have already arrived. it's my understanding her

shaking her head yes. so, then why is it that president zelenskyy they keep calling for air cover, close our skies closer skies over nato. you have putin now with airstrikes on lviv. how does that change the strategy of president zelenskyy and his brave shoulders? or should the ukrainian soldiers stay the course? they seem to be doing relatively speaking pretty well. >> they are doing pretty well better than people expected. one hand has more civilian casualties and carnage for the longer it goes on the weaker putin becomes. he's already as of today i think the swearing there's an announcement they're changing the military aims of the war but it's not going to focus on the donbas and eastern part of ukraine that is a victory. but arthel i want to get back too. arthel: evicting for who the

ukrainians? >> ukraine you still have to fight they sought to have their forces in the donbas are not going to get encircled by the russian army. but essentially they are repositioning their troops and falling back. i will call that good news, at least temporarily. it is a sign of ukrainian success. on this thing about if the u.s. going to provide air cover, if you are ukraine of course you are asking for that pretty getting kicked in the teeth every day. your people are dying. you are going to ask for everything. but that does not mean it's a good idea for the u.s. or nato to do everything that ukraine asks. but you cannot blame ukrainians for asking. and in this case essentially the output the u.s. or nato air force as part of the war. with the u.s. air force and the nato air force engaged on the skies over the ukraine? russian pilots it would have russian pilots fighting american pilots and over a country that is not in nato, that is the big

difference. the fear it would be have two superpower or former superpower with nuclear weapons are fighting directly what is the risk of escalation to nuclear war? that's what i don't think you will see it. what you'll see is a continuing shipment of weapons antiaircraft weapons, antitank the locals in the ground will use. arthel: the present biden this afternoon said this is a strategic failure for putin. you said putin's like i am good, darting at the east part of the conch that's all i wanted i'm done. but then he bombed lviv this morning will suits going on from there. i see her shaking your head. >> no, but i think it's a good sign they pulled off of kyiv which is great. and the ukrainians are doing better. but you are right, arthel it has to be underlined.

we have had a month of surprises for there probably surprises left. it's not clear at the endgame here is for the russians. how could they get out of this? that is not clear. this week or any period of uncertainty bad things could happen for sure. support for the great people continues thank you very much. by jim. meanwhile the red cross is on the ground of ukraine doing all it can do to provide critical metal help and mental help of course ricky mesh and support that saved on that front? the war is in its second month. so far i am proud to say with fox for an viewers like you have raised more than $12 million to help the relief effort. if you like to contribute again or if you haven't done so, please either scan the qr code that's on your screen or you can go to redcross.org/fox four.

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vehicles surrounded by mounds and mounds of debris. it's gotten so bad there, local sate dead bodies lie in the streets for days. family and friends no longer afforded dignified burials. folks said they are forced to bury love ones themselves in makeshift graves. further north north setting graphic images coming out another major ukrainian city is some gravely injured were forced to evacuate the saturday following a heavy bombardment by russian forces for days on end during which many of the residents there took shelter in the basements, never really imagining destruction and loss of life. >> its complete destroyed such a beautiful city. in private houses are on fire. it is terrible but we did not go up in the basement for two days. usually we went out but this time the bombardment was too heavy. >> again arthel, you mentioned we are not month to of this war

and the world continues to show its support for ukraine. we have seen pro ukrainian protests in london and warsaw as well as new york city and atlanta today all showing their support for ukraine, arthel. arthel: everyone is against this heinous horrible war. charles watson, thank you. eric. eric: the war in ukraine is starting to also the global impact on food supplies efforts to feed people and some of the poorest countries. ukraine and russia have both the world's largest producers and exporters of grain and wheat. the fighting is already disrupting supply chain to places like that middle east and africa. in fact the executive director of the un world food program former south carolina governor david beasley warns about the risk of famine in those regions. >> already the world food program before the ukrainian crisis we were buying 50% of our

wheat, our commodities right here in ukraine. it helps this feed the world. yemen, ethiopia, sierra that can go on and on now were looking at a price hike that will cost us anywhere 60 -- $75 million more per month. before some think the war will hit supplies here. the local food supply deputy chief and also the emergency coordinator for ukraine. thank you for joining us in being here. thank you for what you do and what the world food program does. hello most people do not know many people do not know you feed millions around the globe every day their life depends upon what you do. so, what is the impact of this war on so many people around the globe? >> well, the immediate impact of courses on the people in ukraine and supporting them around 70000

people. and globally of course 70 million for us the cost to buy the same amount of food. 78 million would be enough to feed 4 million people. you talk about what her million people that we support, we can use the same money we have. that's a direct impact and next to these high food prices. >> what do you fear will happen if this war drags on? >> the suffering in ukraine will increase even more than it already is this is unprecedented. in four weeks we have 10 million people about their homes in ukraine. that is the immediate effect here and around the world we fear the food prices will go higher. that normally hits the poorest

of the poor. it's not us to has to pay it's the ones that rely heavily on imports on some from ukraine and russia in terms of weights. >> you talk about ukraine in the situation let's talk about 1012 city being destroyed by vladimir putin. we hear there is no water, no food, the wf p has pre-positioned food supplies. can you get the bulk food supplies you have, can you get that into mariupol or other cities that are being devastated? >> not in the ones, mariupol we have trucks we can go any time. but we can't go and it's too dangerous we need agreement from all sides to stop fighting for at least 48 hours to allow us to go safely in and out.

you are talking mariupol there may be 5000 people that would mean ten trucks every day. it's not the question of having a convoy of ten trucks once a week or once a month it's needed sustained access if you want to supply 500,000 people this food. we have not gone there yet we have not been able to do that. >> so astounding and heartbreaking the russian forces won't even let humanitarian efforts in the world food program in. of the world food program thank you for what you do. i urge our viewers to go to the website of the wf p to find out how you can help, thank you for joining us. >> thank you very much. >> of course, arthel. arthel: that's right because including food people across the globe are rallying to send essential supplies to ukraine. we are going to speak to one drp provide care for millions in need. that is up next.

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eric: explosions rocked the western city of lviv today they seek to separate rocket attacks hit the city, one military outpost another eight fuel depot. that site just 50 miles from the polish border were president biden was visiting that city of warsaw, speaking there today before he left to return home on his trip. fox news crew in lviv have heard more air raid sirens in the last 40 minutes or so for me too my breaking news from another city kharkiv. the russian forces are firing on a nuclear research facility

there. they say right now it is unclear if there's any damage let's go back to alex hogan who is live in lviv for the very latest on their about 40 minutes ago you hear some air raid sirens? >> that is right, eric we have not heard the all clear yet. it's a very quiet moment here in lviv. we do see some cars passing every once in a while there is a curfew right now. you can see it's pretty much a black out behind me bro there are some streetlights. most of the city around me, lights are turned off, people have covered their windows just like they have done many of the city buildings covered now with the boards and the statues are barricaded up to protect some of the important monuments here in the city. you mentioned we did see several strikes here in lviv earlier this evening with a black billowing smoke up into the sky. people were told to stay and bomb shelters be the mayor urged people to take shelter as quickly as possible sank more strikes were imminent. something we did see several

hours later. now, that being said despite everything we are seeing here as you mentioned seeing continued attacks in other parts of the country like mariupol or people continue to hunker down and bomb shelters. but the real threat of course is the lack of supply the lack of supplies that will come in the coming days on people running out of food, running out of water and running out of medicine and pharmacy's belief not seen anything near that here in lviv. earlier today people out and about sitting at restaurants they were listening to musicians. hard to believe what was happening just miles away from where they were. they see a very different reality here tonight with the latest strikes that we have seen. so for alex, those strikes apparently came while the president was in warsaw about 244 miles or so from lviv where you are now presentable thinking that may have been a vladimir putin's message to nato into the

west to coincide with the president's visit. is there any sense of that they are or why they are being targeted today? >> yes there is that is a very common conversation. this is a clear message while this city is not nearly as close to warsaw it's only about 60 miles from the polish border. of course president biden is there in poland after giving that speech urging russia to not make any attacks on nato territory. while russia technically did not again this is just 60 miles from poland's border. we have seen a more recent attacks near and closer to poland's border in recent weeks when us visiting some of those border towns on the other side of the border, polish residents tell me they have become increasingly weary and afraid this could eventually bleed over onto their border. so while the presidents of words of caution were not met by russian action, there is the renewed fear and the threat of

what this could mean not only for poland, but the surrounding countries as war-torn ukraine continues to create tension across the rest of europe and the rest of the world for that matter. space excite alex who is alive in lviv, ukraine tonight. quite city tense and waiting for it will get back to is needed, good to see you thank you. arthel. arthel: well of course americans across the country are rallying to help ukrainians for my next guest is one of them. he is the founder of a nonprofit focused on helping the most vulnerable. he has been treating evacuees and patients in poland right on the ukraine border but will going to bring him in now is doctor. disaster and infectious disease doctor. i understand you're back in india this week to collect more supplies, what supplies we be bringing back to poland? >> yes thank you so much for having me. really, what i'm stirring up also in hiv specialist am deeply

concerned ukraine has about 260,000 people with hiv infection the second highest in eastern europe. people don't realize that. i am very concerned i'm in close touch with hiv clinics and lviv they are really running out of supplies. chronic medications pretty also syncopal substance abuse problems they are missing out on their medications it's a big big problem. it's very common for people think about conflict associated trauma, those kind of injuries but really we have to be thinking about this. for example only 50% of people with hiv in ukraine are on therapies we really need to get that going. i am in india right now getting together massive supplies of the most common drugs used for hiv bring it back to ukraine. >> that is good because as you said you got 260,000 people in ukraine with hiv. you also said there people who have substance abuse issues, how

do you help them? >> yes it is a big concern. when crimea was at the time russia made sure they stopped all those programs. this is something people have not been talking about. i've helped out with substance abuse patients in the past. once they start missing their doses of methadone, they go into very severe withdrawal that something i am overly concerned about. there is no accurate reporting on the ground so we don't know the exact situation. i fear for these patients. we need to get treatment back like a said conflict associated trauma, everyone focuses on but these chronic problems we have to make sure people are safe over there. >> when those patients going to withdrawal, how do they react? do they become violent and perhaps a danger to the people around them or do they go inside themselves? >> no, they pose no threat

whatsoever. of course as we know in the substance abuse world, once you are using heroin acutely is one thing. when you go through the withdrawal phase and people just really need that to stay alive you're not trying get high anymore you just need to keep going. that is what i am concerned about i'm not hearing any reports of this. arthel: i understand that absalom glad to bring that news to us pretty want to talk about some of the other diseases and infections you are seeing there, who is most vulnerable you later hiv and substance abuse what about other diseases there that are problematic for the people who have it and the people around them? >> this is a very troubling situation. of course and we see refugees congregate together were going to see a lot more covid-19 infections. for example only 35% are vaccinated. let's also think a little bit deeper. these people crossing over the borders into the uk, and other parts of europe, covid-19 is

surging in about 19 countries in europe. so imagine these people these vulnerable people going into europe in covid-19 search is going to be a big problem. other than that because of the situation the poor hygiene, water conditions were going to be seeing a lot more diarrhea infections. vectorborne diseases a lot of things it's a very troubling time, infectious diseases are out there right now per the blessing out to mention his drug resistance to tuberculosis. they're called the twin pillars when one person has a tb it works against hiv and vice versa. there are a lot of these people with drug resistant tuberculosis arm requiring intravenous drugs every day to stay alive. arthel: what a complication of issues you have. even if you are not directly infected or affected by it because it's easily spread you

have got lots of problems that could grow. dr. kagan thank you very much. i hope you are able to get all the help that you need to help those people i knew as well, please stay safe thank you very much for your work. >> thank you for having me. >> of course we'll be right back. recommend tylenol®. it won't raise blood pressure the way that advil®, aleve®, or motrin® sometimes can. for trusted relief, trust tylenol®. watch: serena williams... wonder woman... serena... wonder woman... serena... ace. get your tv together with the best of live and on demand. directv stream, get $30 off over 3 months.

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>> the russians are in new york city the diplomats and staff of the russian mission to the united nations but experts say that includes moscow spies for now their new cause to investigate what you're looking at right now, that is the russian owned apartment building for the diplomats that's right here. it's in the bronx, were so many of putin's people and their families live. >> they call it the hive of spies for the russian diplomatic compound that houses the russian diplomats and their families here in the riverdale section of the bronx just north of manhattan and new york city but let me show you the building it is 20 stories tall it was built in 1970s during the height of the cold war. but allegation say it also houses russian spies, here under diplomatic cover. russian intelligence agencies like the fsb, gr you and svr. local congressman's emerge as a

single greatest threat to the national security of the united states bread russian espionage must be exposed wherever it exists and it must be or ever it is exposed for. >> local residents in the large russian president for years but it is allowed under diplomatic protocol performer fbi russian counterintelligence agent spent years chasing russian spies on the streets of derek said the government has dealt with the building for decades. >> it houses not just the legitimate diplomats but all of the undercover with the priorities as intelligence officer it's definitely no big secret is one of the well known secrets that is out there. >> the man was walking in front

of the building right behind me when i was reporting on it he is a lone protester with the big american flag walking back and forth. when they walk out of a drive and he says 14000 russian soldiers and that it is putin's fault. has expelled 12 russian operatives that happened a few weeks ago saying yes they did engage in espionage the russians live in that building this another reminder of putin's war inside the american with the flag. right across the street from the building is another flag, a homeowner flying the flag of ukraine. we'll be right back.

the st. peter's upsetting purdue to become the first 15 seed ever to go to the elite eight. as live in jersey city, home of the peacocks, what have you got there?

>> wait until the end of this live shot arthel i'm going to take a shot hope they don't airball. captivate in the country more so than the people in jersey city pretty want to show you where they are watching these games the students come here to the run baby run arena which holds 3200 people just a fraction of the audience this team is now drawing. in philadelphia where they played last night where they will play tomorrow night in the elite eight they will be playing in a stadium of 19005 at her fans. the people who pack this gym last night are showing their support, take a look. you see the excitement here on campus and not a different reaction from the players. doug has been famous in this tournament not only for his play but his mustache. he celebrated with the fans in philadelphia here. some fans made the trip from jersey city listen to this. >> is a great game go peacocks i can't wait were going further

one step further will be the final four the winter of that will the argus on the head coach of the team talk about their mindset. we debunk and do what we do know about the noise just play basketball. hopefully make some shots but thank goodness i did not airball it. we'll send it back to you i'm sure the play a lot better tomorrow. >> there is a reason why i am 6-foot 8 inches they did not play college basketball, arthel will send it back to you pre-they are playing great everyone here for. >> got ago nay thanks everybody, thanks for watching will be back tomorrow. in,

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