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russia says first stage of its invasion of ukraine is complete afl this as president biden visits poland in first european trip since war began with the ukraine people saying russia's putin cannot remain in power and white house later walking back those remarks insisting the u.s. has not seek regime change in russia. meanwhile volodymr zelenskyy remains defiant as he says more than 16,000 russian troops have been killed so far in ukraine. as russia's full scale invasion enters its second month, right now ukrainian forces are engaged in fighting in the strategic city in southern ukraine and one of the first cities to fall to russian forces but in astonishing turn of events troops have now gun to retake half of that city.

now, the u.k. defense ministry says russia may need to call and reserve in war to bolster forces after sustaining heavy losses over the past four weeks. while u.n. numbers show 3.7 million refugees fled ukraine, most going into neighboring countries of poland hungary and czech republic, but we start tonight with a latest from lviv and our jonathon hunt rorging there on the ground. jonathon a very scary day there in lviv. how are you doing? >> yeah we're doing just fine, thank you anita. it was a day where we began to hear a lot of air sirens just about 12 hours ago now sunday morning, just after 6 a.m. here in lviv so back 12 hours ago we started hearing sirens. we could hear jets in the air. we were not sure if they were angting defensively or if they were the jets that fired missiles but either way, several

missiles then struck just about a mile outside of the city of lviv. one of the targets as we understand it was a fuel depot, another have something to do with military infrastructure. according to the mayor of lviv around 5 people were injured. nobody thankfully was killed but, obviously, it was a very loud explosion. it left a huge plume of smoke across the horizon here we could see it quite plainly from our position. and it fright ngsd a lot of people lviv has been largely untouched physically by this war. we had one strike in the area of the airport just about four miles away about a week ago. but this was the closest any missile strike has come. meanwhile ukrainians are still very faithful they will win this war. they are pushing russian forces back they say in areas around the capitol, kyiv, for instance, and president zelenskyy says

they will continue to fight for every single inch of this country. interest qhg you hearsaying phase one of their operation as they call it is complete they're now going to focus on the east of the country, the area that is known as over towards the border with russia. that is been a contested area full of russian separatist has been fighting going on for years now. that would be a significant change if indeed that is what they are now going to focus on. and simply try to take that territory. but then you get the streaks over here in lviv and far west just 45 miles from the border of poland and president biden was delivering his speech in poland that -- coincidence not lost on the russians i'm sure when they hit at lviv anita. reporter: interesting timing indeed jonathon and mile away

from city of -- too close for comfort. thank you so much. we're going to be back to you a little bit later in the show and right now go to peter doocy with latest it from president biden. if >> anita and jonathon white house officials are telling us tonight the president did not mean what he said here in warsaw. >> we'll is a different future a brighter future rooted in democracy and principle open light, of decency and dignitity and freedom and possibility for god sake -- this man cannot remain in power. sounds like call for regime change. but the white house is correcting the record telling fox, the president point was that putin cannot be allowed to exercise power over his neighbors or the region. he was not discussing pout's power in russia or regime change. that walkback follows another big one from yesterday when the president told u.s. troops about what they're going to see when they go to ukraine before u.s. official had to clarify no u.s.

troops are gong porn comment president is sticking by, though, he thinks putin is a, quote, butcher. >> putin has gull to say he's been -- ukraine that's a lice. lie it is cynical he knows that. and it is also obscene. president remarks were written to offer support to besiege ukrainians and to warn russia not to make any aggressive moves beyond ukraine borders. >> don't even think about one inch of nato territory. we have say screed obligation. article 5 to defend each and every inch of nato territory. with a full force of our collective power. president biden is now heading west towards the white house he still has not clarified those regime change comments on camera. he did not answer any shouted questions while boarding the

presidential aircraft, and he did not get off air force one during refueling stop in the u.k. anita and jonathon. >> all right peter doocy thank you so much for that report toipght bring in now former cia station chief and fox news contributor dan hoffman with reaction to latest developments in ukraine thanks so much as for joining us thanks for your insight what about peter's report and remarks and white house walking them back but how do you think this is going over at the kremlin? >> well i think it's important for us to remember it is vladimir putin reign down hell on ukraine especially on ukrainian civilian thousands of ukrainian civilians who have been killed the russian merle is indiscriminately targeted hospitals, and neighborhoods we saw the mariupol drama theater that was targeted reportedly 300 dead.

ten million roughly displaced ukrainians over almost 4 million have had to leave the country. there's a lot of talk about investigating russia for war crimes and icc is doing just that. i think president biden said outloud what a lot of us are thinking especially president zelenskyy how does putin remain in power and con currently how does ukraine remain integrity and sovereignty if putin is in power and president biden spoke eloquently to russian people and reminded them of devastation they face that russian civilian soviets during the second world war, and how they could not be in favor of russia's indiscriminate targeting of civilians in ukraine so i think -- the white house would have done better just to leave this one alone. but to quote prime minister margaret thatcher that the administration went wobbly on this one that's not good to go back over what the president said and correct his --

in any opinion his very eloquent remark. >> but are you expecting any reaction or blowsback from vladimir putin on what the president said? >> i don't think that matters frankly. what matters is standing up for ukrainian country men and women of president zelenskyy were taking fight to russia. and i don't think that the administration needed to have commented on regime change or any of that sort they could have said president remark stand on their own and kremlin respond or not respond won't affect the war. it's a new phase and focused on protrangted bombardment long range bombardment of ukrainian citizens they're continuing to target ukrainian civilians. and that is not going to stop because of a few words from president biden i think the president -- again those words should have stood for themselves without any walkback from administration. irrespect i iive of how kremlin

might or might not react. >> western stiff lviv has been spared from any russian attacks but, of course, that all change in last 24 hours we saw -- at least two bombs hitting around that cities. sending residents running for cover is there a part of change in strategy or do you think the actions were tawpghting president biden he was literally 50 miles away. across the border in poland -- >> i think russians could have been sending a pldges to president biden i think they're also sending message to nato 30 members of nato about -- their concern about the supplies that are making their way from the west from the nato members into ukraine. that's partly of what's keeping ukraine in the flight flow stinger and switchblade drone and now hearing that it is possible that ukraine might indeed receive the make 29 from poland and also still waiting for s300 from slovakia more of a

war of nutrition going on in the 5th week now, and russia is acutely aware that again that military support that ukraine is receiving is heavenning them stay in the fight but make no mistake you know ukraines who have been run out of electricity and water -- in mariupol are still fighting because they got heart that's probably what matters most right now. >> it is just amazing to see the way ukrainians have fought this war. and -- you know we pray for their safety especially in the city of mariupol where it has been a blood bath there. dan hoffman thank you for your insight tonight we appreciate it. >> thanks. >> jonathon. >> anita thank you talking of ukrainian hero it is let's now go to -- youngest member of the ukrainian parliament and the member of president zelenskyy's servant of the people party. thank you very much for being with us. tonight sir or this morning here in ukraine.

let me get your reaction first to president biden remarks. i manage the ukrainian people were pretty happy to hear him say putin cannot remain in power. >> that is true as can be for longest time of 22 years in putin has gone a great deal to construct international world order and in ukraine by far and all over the globe when you look at west hemisphere and venezuela and syria and ukraine, you see things repeat themselves and putin despises national order with america and he wants to destroy it being latest example that have but we need to focus to the world community right now to get him out -- >> what else do you need from the united states and other nato

countries? are you getting enough? >> to be blunt with you, we appreciate all. but all is needed and nothing is enough. the other thing is the battle outside of kyiv if i was just yesterday would have been battle ground les first day of the invasion, the need is for all humanitarian support, the military support and with happening with tank and flames, i can't imagine why there are discussions about that and mr. president zelenskyy was very clear that one percent of those tankses that made to west to wield would make a c change in ukraine to provide us with a great deal of security against the corruptional and flame which is we shown that we are capable

of shooting down russia and question of having to try to win. >> and i think the world has been impressed and fired by ukrainian coverage and bravery resilience and way that ukrainian forces are pushing back russian forces in some places. do you remain 100.confident that ukraine will win this war with -- with or without more support from the west? >> we have no other choice. these are our country that we were born with. it is our country and our country to withstand. point is that it is part of the russian concern, we basically are facing enemy which doesn't know why they're here. we see that with soldiers on ground that are captured having all thousand people captured already, and who knows how many

dead and reality is that we are winning this were and russian no matter how much they throw in a kriemplet country in mariupol we will slow to russia president and world that ukraine is here and we will defend and win. >> so it is wonderful to talk to you like as i say -- it is impossible not to be impressed and inspired by every ukrainian fighting for every inch of this country. anita. >> jonathan they are fighting with a purpose russian invasion of urn having significant fnghts in form of soars gas prices what natural average over 4 a gallon plus reaction from a member on the house arm services committee. don't go away.

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>> welcome back 19 minutes after the hour as the war in ukraine disrupts global energy market. many americans are feeling big pain at the pump. here's christine coleman with the latest. >> i've talked to a number of people at this l.a. gas station and they have catching bus more often and walking around more often to get to place because of

these rises gas prices attack look at numbers here 6.39 a gallon many people tell me that is way too expensive. today, the national average is 4.24 a gallon and california toes that by more than a dollar. the u.s. ban on imported oiling and energy sources from russia and shaky global energy market driech these prices. governor gavin newsom is proposing 400 debit card for car owns and three months and partial pause on the diesel sales tax newsom and supporters say it will help offset rising prices. >> we want to do is put this money, this $400 gas rebate into your pocket not in oil companies but straight to you as california taxpayers and the people that we know are el tooing this pain every single days. some california republicans say this is a short-term solution. they're calling for the immediate suspense of the state

gas tax offer families relief. california gas fax is highest in the nation and 51 cents per gallon and number of republicans also says new? should roll back restrictions to allow california to produce nor oil and governor prpgz $400 debit cards one a drop in the bucket for families already dealing with sky rongting gas prices and record high inflation. those in rural areas who have to travel long distances what does 400 dollars mean to us? it's just a -- it is a attempt to get some credit that he's doing something really significant. >> some california democrats say the state gas tax is needed to help fund critical infrastructure projects meantime other states including georgia, connecticut, and yanked all temporarily us spended gas tax

christina coleman. fox news. >> christina, thank you very much. the u.n. now saying that more than 3.7 million refugees have fled ukraine. as russian president vladimir putin continuing all land assault on this country mean while a group of u.s. lawmakers who return today from eastern europe are making case for more lethal and nonlethal american aid to combat the russian advance. texas congressman pat on that trip and member of the arm and service committee congressman great pleasure to have you with us let me get first quickly to news of the day president putin saying cannot remain in power white house saying you know regime change isn't official white house policy. what was your take on those remarks from the president? >> well, jonathon, joe biden and administration are saying one

thing and then contradicting it, it is odd we food a president stop following from behind and leading from the front dragged his feet back in november when we requested aid and did not transfer to the ukrainians. we also had russian oil ban he dragged photoand followed congress because we demanded it in a bipartisan fashion and not removed from swift so not surprised that head to walk back a few hourings later. rntion congressman on the lethal aid qez we know that a lot of javelin and miss lings are coming we know that air defense systems are coming. what diewpght to sees and what we should see on top all of that aid which is -- , obviously, making a difference. javelin and air missiles have

made a difference and incredible will and inspiring freedom loving person in the world what we also need to give them is sniper rifles, palace tech explosions light machine gun and plenty of ammo that's one of the reasons we went over there to it was to ask european allies what they needed what polls needed romanian and ukrainians are -- stopping the russian there in its track. this is now a protracted struggle and we need to be there to provide them humanitarian, economic and military aid they need to win this fight. >> what's your view on handing the mix fighters from say poland oar another european country should we support that and back fill those eastern europe nations nations with aircraft? >> yeah i was fine with that probably should have been done a little more discreetly eafn just not made a big deal of it and done it because when i talk abouter too of escalation

vladimir piewt escalate by invading foreign power and trying to bepgd to his will 44 million people and freedom and liberty are a way from extinction and we saw that first hand in poland and romania and visited mall dove havea and shed help us remember a member of the free world that's what's at stake here. >> right. congressman you saw a lot of refugees in the situation which is a heartbreaking situation on those borders of those countries. describe a little what you saw in term of the refugees? >> jonathon is does make your heart bleed and i saw the humanity and other countries in eastern europe have opened their not only their hearts but their homes. there's an estimate that there's two million ukrainian refugees

in poland and there's no large refugee camps because they've open homes and they're living with polish families now it is one of the poorest countryings in europe and they've taken in as many as 400,000 refugees in a country of 2.7 million that's 15% their population and with their kneeinger wealth they are also open up their hearts and homes so it is very inspiring but, of course, with 9 million ukrainians displaced about -- five million of them displace in iewrn ukrainian and 4 million crossing borders into neighboring krnghtses it is humanitarian disaster and vladimir putin is all of the fault and blame laying at his feet. >> and congressman just very quickly as we wrap it up here is this the greatest threat to the freedom in the world in your lifetime? >>ing right now, you know china is looming right there but this is a direct threat and attack on democrat and freedom and you know our european friends and

allies. one thing john thob of the ten nations in nato that are fulfilling it% commitment on defense betting six are former communist block country so thern that threat and they always have. >> congressman pat from the great state of texas great to talk to you congress man, thank you let's speak it a russian journal toys get inside look at how russian citizens of viewing this conflict. stay with us there's a live coverage of the war on ukraine continues. the fast way to bring it up to speed. is scotts turf builder rapid grass. rapid grass is a revolutionary mix of seed and fertilizer that will change the way you grow grass. it grows two times faster than seed alone for full, green grass in just weeks. after growing grass this fast, everything else just seems... slow.

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your joint damage could progress. enbrel. eligible patients may pay as little as $5 per month. >> welcome back took to our live coverage of the war in ukraine. joining us now is a russian journalist speaking with us from an undisclose locations somewhere in europe thank you for your bravery thank you for being hire. i want to start first with this comment by president biden putin cannot remain in power. i assume that that is somethings that a lot of freedom loving russians would welcome. >> yeah. for sure. for us and then putin if it was -- it was a good speech, but i feel

like for majority and probably this can be just understandable. means that putin have no -- will have no power anymore what is next? what is -- let's say what should they wait for and i feel like this speech was mostly for western public basically for -- our neighbors like so on but, of course, after a shade a speech like psychological class problem in the gym. >> how do you journalist like you creole get through po the majorities of the russian people now that putin has this camp clamp down on independent journalism. how do you get through? >> you know, probably there's

the last journalist and moscow now for pretty much i feel like it will not be a lot long let's say we have few days maybe from now, and next we like all journalist and colleagues they have to decide how we bring our information to our public. and i feel like it will be a part we have to remember something from probably need to find some old solution to this and bring information to the large public and also we have to understand what a new -- new ways to deliver this information we have like this one and like so on. we worked for these for issue right now.

>> now, we have a generation, obviously, of tech-savvy people around the the world. what could somebody sitting in detroit or chicago or los angeles for instance, what could they do to help i've heard stories of people writing about the war on -- yep l or business reviews in moscow does that make a difference that something more that we in the west could do? yeah i believe it is and any person on this planet can be decide for movement and if one can't let's say make some deck and find some friends in russia and call for him or delay some and it is different and good organization around russia. so i feel like we have to -- just make this antiwar movement possible because it just is in russia from now.

months ago zelenskyy probably believe that we go and go but i feel people go after this first war shock and people in russia are against putin they're ready for work now and ready to do this for next week, months were year an so on. >> we appreciate the bravery you are showing in continuing to do your work and in talking to us tonight. thank you very much. coming up, an american working to protect ukrainian orphans all of that and more when we return.

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welcome back the united nations now reporting that almost four million refugees have fled ukraine since the invasion began. but there are many others who haven't been able to leave. many of them women and children. our next guest is an american who right now is just outside of

kyiv where he's running two orphanages through nonprofit abundance international. they're working on getting supplies to the orphanages behind enemy lines. and also trying to hopefully connect people one day who are interested in adopting. his name is mark davis and he joins us now live. mark thank you so much for joining owtion live coverage good to see you i'm mention there are many challenges of running an orphanage in best of time these are surely worst the teams so what is it life for you like right now how's is been reasoning? a mix of do what you have today because tomorrow situation may change of we've had leak you mentioned we've had some orphanages behind enemy lines and what we've had to do is get them resources to calls and find friends who manage a pharmacy to open for them to get what they need for special needs kids and maybe they couldn't get them on

time. others in, you know, town i -- live in and supported for so many years were tiebl get the kids of this orphanage move them to safer part not all of them can be e vangted or should be so who is taking them on other hand and handle special needs -- financial responsible for kids the rest of their lives so we've had a calling to take care of those who can or keapght get out and i want to thank you for fox you've partnered with us and everyone who has given to abundance international.org and delivering food and calling somebody saying can you go by and see something every situation is different it changes dynamically but the commitment is kids don't deserve war but they deserve a normal life and trying to take care of and give them a nurturing environment. >> it is unreal conditions those children have to live in. how do you spare them from horrors of what's beginning on?

>> this is where you really have to love what you would call the the first responders nurses and caregivers that spend their daily life with these children. 24 hours a day in shifts to just try to create a nurturing and loving environment. we're here mostly to make sure survival needs are there because not only is food supplies and hard to get and critical medicines to find and we have to make sure those are kept up and we're thankful for caregivers, nurses and nannies stayed and come to work every day to give love to kids and special note something new to families individually in the community is taking these kids into their homes and we're providing care packages for them to additional continue care for these children. >> that is just amazing and have you been able to get enough supplies? i know you describe the intricate way in which you've been trying to get supplies but have you run short of anything or how are you able to keep up?

>> that's next phase that we're really concerned with because some storms are out and some have them in other areas so we're creating a network right now to be able to make delivery and connection and resource humanitarian aid made it all the way to poland and didn't want to drive in and here in next two or three week when is supplies really run low and local food stores run out we have to get creative and this is where we partner with people here on the ground with -- you guys at fox your love fors and what you've done with us at abundance international but it will take cooperation saying i know where something is and let's help this orphanage we literally two days ago got ahold of one not anxiousinging their phone line and we have to knock on the door and they have 50 children and had no one taking care of them. we immediately ran down and bought huge food and everything to bring in there. so it is such a dynamic thing

and can't let anyone slip through the cracks. >> we've been showing video of the beautiful faces of these children and i know there are so many americans who are watching right now -- who probably want to know how they can adopt a child. is that possible and how can people find out? >> currently, the legal environment is just on hold how can you file for an adoption when they're on hold right now but we have people who are experts in it and attorney and family who has adopted from ukraine and is in process of adopting up with and welfare a network of people to say as soon as we have information we'll -- contact page abundance.org and leave with adoption in subject lean and you'll be in chat group with everybody ails and first to know when we can start adopting kids out thank you in your heart for doing that. god bless you.

>> thank you for your good work taking care of those innocent babies and children you're right they don't deserve this no one does. >> love them so much. >> we wish you the best. >> you're welcome, thank you so much. you guys are awesome. >> thank you. >> well jonathon, you know, you have so much experience covering wars around the globe. i know you have seen the children -- that are part of this refugee problem thousand, and you've been in hot spots all over the world from afghanistan to israel. i want to take a minute to get your thoughtings on how your time in ukraine compares to what you've seen in other places. >> yeah just on question of orphans there. anita i think it is the fate of the children and the trauma that children suffer in these that speak to powerfully for all of us. it is really heartbreaking we did piece with orphan when is we got here a month ago and seeing

what they had gone through they have sheltered for days and days -- in a base wment very little food and water in kyiv. then they got out here -- they were just waiting for safety but they were still playing enjoying everything that they were offered by the heros who looked after them. that's really extraordinary also you see the best the world there and best of america for instance families waiting to adopt those kids. as for this war itself anita, it is completely different too anything, anything that i or any of my colleagues have covered. this is so different when i've been war zone before, and you were putting up a couple of pictures there. in places like israel -- we would sit with palestinian fighters do live shots with palestinian fighters in the background we were not targeted at that point. because the israel lease don't target journalist they try not

to target civilians. when we were with the -- american troops in iraq or afghanistan, they're not targeting civilians deliberately. this is an entirely different war. this is a russian army that is absolutely prepared to lay waste to anything in it path and journalist get in the way, then that will target those journalist as well we as fox family so tragically saw with death apparent targeting and death of our beloved colleague peer producer sasha young ukrainian working with us and, of course, injury suffered by benjamin who was treated for thoughts injuries now and we send our love, obviously, to him his family and to families of sasha and pier. anita. les >> absolutely, absolutely you're right jonathon thank you for that, and we can only hope that when the war does come to an end those children orphanages also do become adopted by

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>> welcome back to our continuing coverage of the war on ukraine, joining us now is brent sadler navy veteran and senior fellow for naval warfare at the center for national defense. brengt great to have you thanks for joining us this evening. we're more than 30 days into this conflict. in your opinion, can ukraine win this war? >> well, i think very clearly the tide shifting against russia. but that's still far too early to decide or see a clear line as to where war is actually going to end or how it is going to end it is definitely into a situation of attrition who can last longest and if it turns into that type of fight then ukraine has actually happenner hand but it comes at great cost to awrn people and to the country itself. it will be years in the making for rebuilding. both their infrastructure as well as their society when all of this is done.

>> well it is jonathon in lviv ukraine here we have a strike here in ukraine and russians 48 hours earlier said we'll focus on east, do you think that was put out there just to mislead everybody? or do you think there's a chance that they really will just end up focusing on that eastern area and -- in other words dial back their aims for this war? >> no absolutely it is a -- it's an intriguing question hard to answer because putin is surprised us in the past. what's clear about president putin's strategic calculation is he's willing to take risk and -- it is pretty clear now that he misjudge fight that was in the ukrainian people so he tack risk and launching observancive across all of ukraine and could have taken out the.gov and replace with one favorable. but much more reduce or much

more constrain objective which would have been liberating in his mind his words, the dome boss building land bridge across to crimea would have been much more achievable but military suffered in the process so i think this is a tactical reassessment and reif you said to smaller theet or of operations. however the question that's still outstanding does military have the morale and where wise all to deliver on it and that's less and less likely. >> so interesting brent, you mentioned as this war continues on it is taking a great toll on people and some key defensive weapons. what more do ukrainians need to keep up this fight? i think as it will shift and moscow will shift to dome bass and more importantly along that coastal region the southern part of ukraine, partly weapon system that comes to mind is the most

impactful in this war will probably be antiship cruise missiles so ukraine has their own indigenous version called nuclear nuclear neptune but probably later april so deliver of a similar system like the united states is what harpoon modified off a truck in a fight potentially in taiwan that's one system that comes to mind. another one is launch from helicopters which is manufactured in norway. the penguin another antiship missile that will actually change the dynamic in the south of ukraine. >> brent very quickly walking that back your view of that and whether we should be call for regime change? just quickly -- >> so the president needs to be much more careful about his choice of words because he's sending mix signals and sent mix

signals for far too as long that consequences we've lost a lot of credibility and competitors in moscow and beijing don't know how to make unnecessary and dangerous risk. >> we have to leave it right there thank you so much. that's all the time we have for tonight on behalf of myself and jonathon hunt, stay tuned to fox for more updates on the war in ukraine. allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! flonase all good. it's 5:00 a.m., and i feel like i can do anything. we've been coming here, since 1868. there's a lot of cushy desk jobs out there, but this is my happy place.

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[♪♪♪] p. jonathan: this is a fox news alert. i'm jonathan hunt on the ground in ukraine. russian forces ramped up their attacks in eastern ukraine not far from the polish border. russian missiles struck an oil storage facility and industrial plant, wounding at least five people. lviv has become a hub for millions of ukrainian refugees fleeing russia's