ukrainian forces patrolling the newly liberal suburbs of kyiv and fighting more russian atrocities left behind. missile strikes on oil refinery in fuel storage facilities in the ukrainian port city of odessa. welcome to fox news live. i am mike emanuel. we have coverage near the ukraine border in poland. let's start things off with griff jenkins live in lviv ukraine. good morning, griff. >> good afternoon.

the true human toll of this war starting to be seen and though suburbs of the capital love kyiv russian atrocities and allege war crimes being committed as these troops are being treated. we will show you images that are quite disturbing. these are bodies of civilians, men, women, children, the elderly lying in the streets of this town. some with their hands bound behind their backs. there are reports of women being raped and pets being shot at will. one of the residents describing the horrors. listen. >> those people just walking and they shot them without any reason. it was even worse. they would shoot without asking any questions. >> meanwhile, ukraine's foreign minister tweeting this. proving that russian hatred is beyond anything europe has seen

since world war ii. the only way to stop this is help ukraine get russians out as soon as possible. tanks, combat aircraft, heavy air systems, provide them now. in the east, and in the south heavy shelling and fighting continues as they headed to the six week of this invasion. mike. mike: what more can you tell us about the attack on the port city of odessa? >> this is a significant development. we will show you the latest video of the strike. literally heading a oil refinery odesa is on the western edge of the southern waxy access of the southern ukraine. on the far eastern side, the southern seaport that is been hammered from the beginning,. the intention to seal off access to the black sea.

going from the east to the far west side and odesa. perhaps we are seeing signs of what he intends to deal in the coming days and weeks. mike. mike: griff, i am wondering, any ukrainians you may have come in contact with at all, what their level of morale is at this point. this is been grinding on for some time now. >> that is a great question. what i have found here on the ground this week, mike, this country is unified in ways it's never been. united in a way it has never been. they are seeing these counteroffensive and the kyiv region where they are driving russians out. even in the east driving forces out of the northern top of that

region. if anything, their well is getting stronger. as you mentioned, it's getting tougher to withstand things. the entire country, mike, is out more. >> he reported very well about the fighting. is it pretty quiet in lviv? >> very quiet. the residents here continue to go about their lives. walking their dogs, going shopping, walking around to the coffee shops. there are many great ones here. as we know from the strike that happened a week ago saturday, this country could be hit anywhere at any time. that is why when it is safer on this edge, it truly is not safe and we know it. >> many thanks. >> 4 million refugees have fled ukraine. where did they go after their escape? alexis mcadams has the details

in poland. hello, alexis. >> good afternoon. more than 2 million ukrainian refugees have made their way to poland. thousands continue by the day. they do not know the language here in poland, they did not know where to turn. that is why some families are opening their hearts in their homes to those people. take a look at this video shot near the ukrainian border. a family of six from ukraine staying with a local family here in southeastern poland. the homeowner is a polish business owner tells us he gave his family a place to live, food and clothing offer free. ukrainian refugees say they traveled with just a few bags. grateful for the support of the polish people who have stepped up in a major time of crisis. listen. [speaking in native tongue] >> we were very much afraid for our life.

for the life of our kids when we were in our summerhouse. also we heard shelling. none of us slept this night. [speaking in native tongue] there were planes flying over. not sure if these were hours or the enemies. >> in countries bordering ukraine, refugees stay in reception centers if they cannot stay with friends or relatives. they are given food, medical care and information about where they can travel to. also granting ukrainians to flee the war the right to stay and work for up to three years. they can also receive social welfare, medical treatment. they are focused on these families from ukraine who have been through unimaginable trauma

make it better at the moment. if you want to, you can do something for ukraine. we are trying to help them to just have a little better time. >> more than 2 million ukrainian refugees here in poland and counting. thousands coming end by the day. warsaw, one of the biggest cities, they are breached their capacity. how many more refugees from ukraine can poland handle. their infrastructure was not made for this. their schools will be overwhelmed, their hospitals overwhelmed. they are doing the best they can with their supply chain at this time. mike. mike: are you getting a warm feeling, though, from the reaction of a lot of these average polish people taking in these ukrainians and welcoming them with open arms?

>> yeah. i think the people here in poland have really stepped up. i have never seen anything like it. they are opening up their homes and giving out as much resources as they can. they are working, too, around the clock at and they have to save for their own families and food and supplies. they are finding ways to also help ukrainian refugees. poland asking that other countries in the eu also step up. we have talked with some american companies that are stepping up as well donating lots of supplies. so they can help ukrainian seer. back to you. >> a dark spot among -- a bright spot among the darkness. a response to russian forces retreating from ukraine's capital city. good afternoon. >> the president and his national security team closely following news that russia may be retreating in some areas of

ukraine. especially the capital of kyiv and some of those northern suburbs. there is also talk that white house officials are watching closely about a possible in person meeting with russian president putin and ukrainian president zelensky to talk about a path forward to possibly ease some tensions. if that happens we still do not know where president biden would fall in place or how he would even get involved in such a negotiation. >> we do everything that we can to support the ukrainians, to put pressure on russia to strengthen our own defenses. that will strengthen ukraine's hand at the negotiation table. >> the pentagon still sending an additional $300 million in security assistance to ukraine since the president took the oath of office last year. $2.3 billion has gone in total to the war-torn country which is

expected to rise as we continue to go further if russia -- they are working to get those tanks, soviet era takes to ukraine as soon as possible. >> we will continue to help ukraine defendants. as long as we can and as fast as we can. >> the president heading back to the white house tomorrow. the white house said this last week, they believe from the white house -- president putin is not getting the best information. how his military in many cases this failing at something this white house continues to watch. >> david, many thanks. >> troops are capturing territories revealing horrifying images of mass destruction left behind by the russians including

dead civilians and children lying in the streets. local officials say hundreds of residents there have been killed during a month-long occupation of russian forces. joining me live is a member of the ukrainian parliament. welcome. what is the latest you are seeing and hearing about fighting right now in your country? >> well, i was actually shocked with information. they were liberated by the ukrainian army. one thing i should tell you, don't trust russians. don't trust anything they say. we have joined the troops. ukrainian armies actually seeking the russian troops.

russians keep killing civilians. you have seen what they did in the cities. this kind of nightmare is going on all over the country. pretty much a number of regions where russian troops are presented. the scene that broke my heart was a call from my friends. in charge of the keefe region. she called me and said the reason i would need to provide food for children because almost all children were shot dead. this is a city next to kyiv. i cannot call these russians

people. they are animals. people do not behave like that. people do not torture other human beings. with russian troops, russian occupiers did, what we have seen, they did not just shoot people dead, they have tortured them. they have raped woman. they have even shot, what for? why do you shoot dogs? what do dogs due to the russian troops. i am shocked. i cannot share all of my emotions with you. another thing that i want to tell is, actually, well, i hope that it will dodge american politicians and they will stop playing the bureaucracy game. we already send ukraine, that is our military support.

no, it's time to act. like really, really act. it's time to send ukraine military tanks, air defense. otherwise, the world will be watching pictures like that from other areas of ukraine. it is time to stop this nightmare in ukraine. it cannot go on like that. share real heavy weapon so we can protect civilians. there are no people there. it was civilians shot dead. >> let's show our audience some of these disturbing images that you are telling us about. just heartbreaking images from villages just outside of the ukrainian capital of kyiv. civilians shot dead in the streets. heartbreaking images. here was president zelensky's

take on it in an interview airing earlier today. >> indeed, this is genocide. the elimination of the whole nation and the people. we have more than 100 nationalities. this is about the destruction and extermination of all of these nationalities. >> genocide, extermination, some heartbreaking words. >> yeah. yeah. american politicians. i built american -- i know that you guys really support. it is time to send something else. it's time to send e-mails and messages to your senators. it's time to send messages to your president so he starts acting like a real leader of your nation.

we need to protect our lands. i know there's been manipulation among american politicians. a defensive weapon, please, listen to me. there is no division. we did not invade any other country. we are protecting our country. we need real heavy weapons just to protect ourselves. any weapons you are sharing, it is for defensive function. >> member of the ukrainian parliament, thank you so much for your courage and we thank you for your time today. supreme court nomination of

jackson expected to pass through the senate judiciary committee and head to the senate floor tomorrow. rich edson joins me on said to bring us the very latest on this story. >> the senate judiciary committee will consider the nomination for the supreme court if the committee votes to advance her nomination. the full senate could vote to confirm her later this week. democrats control the senate and seem to have enough votes to elevate judge jackson. the first black woman to serve on the supreme court. republicans will largely oppose her. a record of judicial activism for liberal causes. >> she is certainly qualified. a great personality. a great colleague on the court. the judicial philosophy seems to be, not the philosophy of looking at what the law says and the constitution says. >> republicans have also attacked jackson over what they say is are flawed methodology and sentencing child pornography cases. the white house says republicans

are engaged in bad faith and her sentencing record is well within the mainstream. >> what i know what she will get enough votes to get confirmed. i suppose that is the only thing that matters. i wish more republicans would look at the case here. look at the record and the judge >> clearly assigns to the senate to examine the experience, qualifications and integrity of the nominee. not to assess whether they reflect the ideology of an individual senator or when ruling exactly as an individual senator would want. the white house is pushing others to vote for jackson. mitt romney. lisa murkowski the likeliest to join collins in supporting her.

marianne rafferty is tracking the latest developments from los angeles. hi, marion. >> six people were killed, 10 injured in the early morning hours. no suspects. gun fire erupted around 2:00 a.m. as large crowds had gathered. multiples crime scenes. broken glass and crime scene tape visible along streets. kathy lester calling for shooting complex and complicated >> a large group of investigators responding and they are just now beginning to conduct a preliminary investigation. this is a really tragic and unfortunate situation. >> it is unclear if victims were targeted or how many shooters may have been involved. investigators asking anyone with any information to come forward.

>> we are asking for the public's help. if anyone can provide any information to the police department, we are asking for their assistance. >> sacramento mayor expressing condolences on twitter saying words cannot express my shock and sadness this morning. the number of dead and wounded is difficult to comprehend. i support all action to reduce it. we are waiting to hear more from the sacramento police department. city hall is open for families of victims seeking information. mike. mike: marianne rafferty live in l.a. thanks a lot. russia saying it's cooperation with the space station. more on that next. ♪♪

and i've lowered my a1c from 8.2 to 6.7. take the mystery out of managing your diabetes and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free at freestylelibre.us new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's every-other-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a healthcare provider every other month.

it's one less thing to think about while traveling. hiv pills aren't on my mind. a quick change in my plans is no big deal. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions, post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health concerns, and if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or considering pregnancy. some of the most common side effects include injection-site reactions, fever, and tiredness. if you switch to cabenuva, attend all treatment appointments. every other month and i'm good to go. ask your doctor about every-other-month cabenuva.

ukrainian troops have seized control of the kyiv region as russians retreat from the capital shifting their focus to the south and east of ukraine. joining me to discuss military movements in ukraine, deputy executive director colonel james he served in the united states air force for 31 years. colonel, it's great to have you. >> thanks for having me on today, mike. mike: these areas are where ukrainian think they are being

effective in fighting back to knockback the russians a bit. your thoughts on the intensity of the fighting in and around the ukrainian capital, sir. >> i just got off the phone with a colleague in the area. he said they are moving very quickly to get out of the area. the russians did not anticipate being in the fight that long and they have overextended their supply chain. without their supplies they are not an effective fighting force. they are pushing back to the border. >> a lot of evidence that the russian troops are focusing on the black seaports. a lot of talk about odesa. can you talk about the strategic significance of odesa there in the southeastern portion of ukraine? >> mike, the significant importance at this point with the invading forces is it would give them a black seaports. they are fighting right now to establish a land bridge.

all the way down to crimea so they can fight the ukrainian forces by moving over to odesa they can then create another entry and get further to the west in ukraine and get further to the rear or the flank of the ukrainian forces. it would create a problem for ukraine. i think that it is more of an exception to bring forces away and over to odesa so that the russians can conquer. the center of gravity come up from my perspective. >> i just popped up a map. the circles here are significant fighting in the past 24 hours. this has been a focus for a long time. it continues to be, colonel. are you surprised it's been that difficult for the russians to lock down. >> i'm not surprised it's been that difficult. they have shifted into a wartime economy. everyone is focused on driving the invaders out.

they underestimated the well. i think president putin thought he would be sitting in kyiv right now instead of sitting at the -- negotiating table. it will be substantially weaker. >> showing the audience right now, the images of some of the street scenes. coming to show some of the suburbs of kyiv. some significant fighting to the northeast. your thoughts on the ukrainian capital at this point. >> i truly think that ukrainians have seized the initiative. the russians are in your retreat they are trying to get out and trying to get to where they can get resupplied, get fresh troops >> you are a military man. your thoughts on what the united

states can do at this point to help the ukrainians in this fight. >> i think you have heard the message all day. they need better air defense. we will not put 29's are f-16s and there. they can attack the black sea fleet which would help them around mary opal. we have got to get aid there quick. today is too late. should have been there yesterday. >> thank you for your service. thank you for sharing your expertise. >> thank you for having me on, mike. >> new details about hunter biden. after the break. music

it's 1:00 in the morning, and i'm standing in ben-gurion airport in tel aviv, watching a miracle in process. i am watching a miracle in process. a plane loaded ukraine jews have just landed in the safe haven of israel escaping certainno devastation and perhaps death. the time for action is now. we do not know when the borders will bend closed. to save one life is to save the world. there are thousands more innocent women and children. they will be trapped in ukraine seeking safety and freedom. your donation of any amount will be used to save jewish lives. every donation helps.

i am asking you to help us. help the jewish people of ukraine now. call 1-855-694-9654. god bless you and god bless the jewish people. >> analyzing the developments of the russia ukraine war. talk radio host. a former senate communications

director. gentlemen, welcome. >> thanks, mike. >> what is your reaction to what we are hearing out of ukraine. >> i think it's a complicated issue. the president has done a great job. rallying around what the goals are. isolating president putin even further. i think he is showing exactly why democrats elected him. he is able to handle the world stage because he has the experience, he knows these leaders, he talks to them. they call him joe which i think is really telling because they know him so well and they feel comfortable with him. i think that that is leading us to a successful end to the horrific war that was started by vladimir putin. >> what is your take on the biden administration and how the president is handling russians invasion of ukraine. >> a total disaster and leadership. we should have been able to

deter putin beforehand. biden fumbled the afghanistan withdrawal. ever since this started, we have not gotten enough aidhe ukrainians. you just heard from your last guest we need to get them more. joe biden knows these foreign leaders. he may mispronounce his names. he may not know where he is. the troops going into ukraine. they are not. we will respond in time with chemical weapons, we are not. there needs to be a regime change in russia. that is not the responsibility of the united states president. he could blunder us into world war iii, mike. we are in a dangerous situation with this man as president of the united states. he is mentally incompetent. he has done a horrible job on this. >> jonathan, we heard a very emotional appeal from a ukrainian member of parliament on the show. what about the idea of trying to

send more to help though ukrainians in this fight. >> i think we should do everything we can to help them. we are getting dangerously close to world war iii. i think that that is what president biden is trying to keep us out of. he knows how dangerous that would be not just to our country but the world. trying to find ways to work with the allies, work with nato and get the ukrainian the tools and weapons they need. you have to give them credit. what they are doing with the limited tools that they have is amazing. beating back one of the best armies in the world and showing that vladimir putin has no army we should be scared of. these ukrainians are taking it to them. >> one other topic real fast. the hunter biden story has heated up. how do you assess the mainstream media outlets covering it now. >> shameful. it has been shameful. a scam artist. trading on his name for years. the media should have covered this prior to the election.

they protected him. imagine if his name was hunter smith or hunter trump. a much different situation. we don't even know where the hunter biden laptop is. the fbi does not even know where it is. hunter biden committed crimes, in my view, shaking down all of these foreign countries. he has no knowledge. why was he given this position? he has no special dealings in china. why was he giving all these millions of dollars. it is shameful that he was trading on the name. he was protected. the truth needs to come out about hunter biden and it could point to the big guy and that is of course connections with joe biden. i hope we will see a serious investigation, a serious look at whether crimes were committed. if this were any other person, i think we would've already seen indictments and this would have already blown out months and months ago. the protections in place for

hunter biden. >> how long do you think folks -- the coverage that it is receiving right now. >> it has nothing to do with the president. this is hunter biden. these are his business dealings. i am confident that the justice department will investigate them and it will be independent. i would point out that we do not have to guess what would happen if his name was hunter trump. the trump kids flaunted laws and came very close to committing crimes while they were in the white house. >> did they make millions of dollars in ukraine, in china? >> i've all caps flew to china as a white house employee. [inaudible] >> we will let you guys slug it out during the break. jeff and jonathan, thank you very much. >> chief of russia space agency announcing he has submitted a

proposal to suspend cooperation partners at the international space station until the western sections have been lifted. molly has the latest on this story. hey, molly. >> you said it. russian space director indian cooperation on the international space station with nasa as well as other entities unless the sanctions on moscow are lifted. pretty interesting story here. dimitri argued this week that russia's role is vital. a space craft transporting american, canadian and european astronauts. america has no such craft. he also notes that russia's role in delivering fuel, maintaining orbit, declaring this. >> working without russia is impossible. if they pull us out of this, the iss would not exist anymore. >> in a social media -- put in

place by a collective of nations against russia's invasion of ukraine to kill the russian economy and plunge people into despair and hunger to put russia on its knees. he declared i believe the restoration of normal relations between the international space station another projects is possible only with a complete and unconditional lifting of a legal sanctions. the recent tension raised fears that american astronaut may be left behind on the space station it into russian travel together. landing safely last week. russia may now seek with china on all things space. former international space station commander says this. >> that partnership will be very different than it was with america. we treated them with respect. we provided them with a lot of money over the last several decades in their relationship with china i think will be much

more. >> nasa is aware of these recent comments that have been made by russia and says u.s. sanctions and control measures continued to allow space cooperation. the professional relationship. they continue for the safety and mission. >> live in boston. molly, thanks so much. >> a covid policy at the southern border. experts were and this could lead to another surge. a live report next. es you 40% with drivewise. ♪ ♪ click or call for a quote today. i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! (sighs wearily) here i'll take that!

(excited yell) woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one gram of sugar, and nutrients to support immune health. like pulsing, electric shocks, sharp, stabbing pains, or an intense burning sensation. what is this nightmare? it's how some people describe... shingles. a painful, blistering rash that could interrupt your life for weeks. forget social events and weekend getaways. if you've had chickenpox, the virus that causes shingles is already inside of you.

if you're 50 years or older ask your doctor or pharmacist about shingles.

every year we try to exercise more, to be more social, to just relax. and eating healthy every single meal? if only it was this easy for us.

major production outlets putting the brakes on actor will smith after he smacked chris rock on stage at the oscars. live with the latest developments on this hollywood story.

hello, charles. >> now facing pushback from hollywood. he hit chris rock after the comedian made a joke about his wife. said to star in a netflix movie with a memory problem. that is since been put on hold according to the hollywood reporter. there are reports they are putting a pause on the fourth installment of the bad boy series that stars smith and comedian martin lawrence. facing serious consequences. they just keep coming at his expense. check out saturday night live play on the slap seen by millions around the world. >> will smith for those of you that don't know walked on stage during the academy awards and slapped chris rock after he made a joke about jayda pickett smith it set a terrible precedent for having to defend your wife at award shows.

>> will smith said love will make you do crazy things. you know what else makes you do crazy things, crazy. >> smith resigned from the academy after widespread criticism of his actions. he would fully accept any and all consequences for my conduct, actions at the 94th academy awards presentation. and inexcusable. denzel washington was seen consoling smith and he was asked about that conversation. he refused to go into details but did say prayer was needed. who are we to condemn. nonetheless, mike, could face more consequences as the academy reviews a situation. it could possibly lead to the academies taking smith's oscar back. they believe it is unlikely. i guess we will know when we

know. >> thank you very much. ♪♪ the biden administration announcing it will repeal the controversial pandemic restriction known as title 42 at the end of may. sources told fox news that the number of known getaways jump to more than 60,000 in march. bill is live in texas with the very latest. bill. >> good afternoon to you. announcing that he will be coming down here to the border later on this month. leading another trip with more republicans to highlight what he says are the destructive policies of the biden administration down at the border. the crisis continues. tucson arizona. they report they encounter this group of 55 illegal immigrants near arizona. forty-five of them were unaccompanied minors between the

ages of 12 and 17. we are told that group is predominantly cubans and guatemalans. if we can pull these out, looking at here are agents of finding 22 illegal immigrants hiding in car haulers that were on a moving train. we seen it happen before where migrants will hit a ride. these once we are hiding inside of vehicles, inside of boxcars. shipping vehicles around the country. it is extremely dangerous for these migrants to do this. some of them have been trapped, some of them have been killed before. we want to show you these photos out of border patrol big band sector. remote terrain on the us-mexico border. seeing our horseback agents finding a pretty large group of runners trying to sneak through the open desert. they were all dressed in camouflage. again, very important for border patrol to track down those because there was a criminal

element extend without. you mentioned it right off the top. sources say the last month alone within 62,000 at our border. within 2000 today. those same sources are telling me just since october 1 there been more than 300,000 nationwide. pretty staggering numbers. back to you. >> live in texas. thank you very much. >> millions of ukrainians displaced from their homes and don't have access to healthcare. how one organization is standing up to assist. coming up next. that means that i earn 5% on our rental car, i earn 5% on our cabin. i mean, c'mon! hello cashback! hello, kevin hart! i'm scared. in a good way. i'm lying. let's get inside.

earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. i'm steve, i lost 138 pounds in nine months on golo and taking release. since taking release, my sleep is way better. my inflammation has gone way down. i'm nonstop now, i feel way better than i did before. i don't sit down in life anymore. ever get a sign the universe is trying to tell you something? the clues are all around us! not that one. that's the one. at university of phoenix, you could earn your master's degree in less than a year for under $11k. learn more at phoenix.edu.

large out-of-state corporations have set in less than a year for under $11k. their sights on california. they've written a ballot proposal to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless, but read the fine print. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us.

ukraine has provided more than $10 million in lifesaving medical laden hospital supplies both the troops at the front lines and civilians and needs at the start of the war. joining us today is president for ukraine. welcome. >> thank you so much for having me. i appreciate it. >> how are you able to get the supplies where they are most needed. >> an organization where they meet together. we came together as an organization at the beginning of 2014. i am here representing hundreds

of volunteers in ukraine and the united states and across the world that have been working together since 2014 on programs that build a more prosperous ukraine. so, we have partnerships with established organizations that we have a network individual. we were able to quickly mobilize and respond to this latest invasion that we have been working with for years. >> what has been the response for people in your network and others inspired by ukrainians fighting to defend your country. >> the response has been tremendous. i want to thank everyone who has contributed time and money around the world to support the work of people in ukraine. we are seeing now that it is really people in ukraine holding the front line for all of us in the world on democracy. everyone is engaged in this effort in whatever way that they can.

just a tremendous response where people are doing what they know to deal. everyone can do one thing in your workplace and home and in the community. our friends and families in ukraine who are really showing us all what it means to defend sovereignty and defend the right to live without having shelves hitting you. >> sure. what role has your organization played here in washington and capitals across europe. >> we are speaking actively. people who are sending and we are grateful. calling for more aid, or supply, faster. if you look at it, ukraine is winning. people in ukraine are holding the line. they need to continue to do that and they need supply.

they have some, they need more. we have been sending 10,000 tourniquet's a week. just the need for medical supplies, the need for supplies for people to communicate, that is going to last as long as the russian invasion continues. people in ukraine are stepping up. everyone is stepping up and we appreciate the support around the world but we need it faster. mike: we've got to run. we have shown your viewers website. god bless you and your organization. thank you for your time. >> thank you. i would love for everyone to keep paying attention. ukraine is a beautiful place. >> fox news sunday is next. i'm mike emanuel. i am back in an hour. thanks for watching. ♪♪ his future became my focus. lavender baths calmed him. so we made a plan to turn bath time into a business.

♪ ♪ find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com [♪♪] if you have diabetes, it's important to have confidence in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control®. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost® today. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire

the invited administration announces the end of a key covid area border policy despite fears of a looming migrant wave. cracks and influx of people to the border. we are doing a lot of work to plan for quick sport a and humanitarian groups braced for an influx as a democrats prepare for backlash. once the pandemic restriction is no more. plus the midterms are now just months away as the president tries to ease the pain at the

pu r