martha mccown paid think of adjoining socio- on the storage of our 3:00 p.m. eastern. have a great week and we will see you next fox news sunday. ♪ ♪ ♪ tricks president zelenskyy condemning vladimir putin for order" genocide this is russian forces are receding from the key region and shifting their focus to the south and east. millions of ukrainians are still displaced from their home country. welcome to fox news lies i am mike emmanuelle fox team coverage with alexis mcadams in poland near the ukrainian border. and david in wilmington, delaware will start things off with jeff and paul live in lviv ukraine hello jeff. >> hate mike with russian forces now pulling back in kyiv more

and more siblings and soldiers on our returning to the region. and when they do the number of horrific images they are discovering in the area is only getting more intense pretty much awarded the images are about to watch here are very graphic. this video was taken from just one street in the town of translate just outside the capitol city. this stretch of road more than 20 bodies lay lifeless but these are civilians not uniforms but some images catch men with their hands behind them face down on the middle-of-the-road. the mayor of bucha says they've discovered dozens and dozens of bodies piled in a mass grave by the russian ministry of defense claim the gruesome scene in bucha is fake but ukrainian officials that what happened in the town is evidence of widespread war crimes. >> don't scream at i will shoot

and then they shoot off his left leg completely. then they shot him all over the side. and slightly below the temple but it was a controlled shot to the head. >> we are also learning russian forces have targeted yet another fuel depot parade this time to the port city of odesa. black smoke and fire could be seen from the fire shortly after the striper to major blow to the ukrainian forces who use the port as a main base for their navy. >> i was at home and it was scary because the walls were shaking pretty went out and saw that there was an explosion near my home. that is how the tank farm burning is a big explosion like an airplane crash but i've never seen something like that. >> that further up the coast in mariupol that city continues to be surrounded by russian forces up to 100,000 people pretty much right now cut off from the rest of the world. very few resources to stay alive

and despite the process repeated attempts to get into that city to bring in eight and to rescue people, so far they have failed, mike. >> what is the assessment of strategies to troops begin to pull out of that area around kyiv? >> we are seeing evidence that russian forces aren't leaving the kyiv region for many officials in the western end here in ukraine worn this could just be a redeployment they would bring possibly troops back in or rerouting some of those troops to hit the east and the south along the coastline even harder to again connect to the land bring between crimea and the rest of the eastern region in southern region of ukraine. so a lot is unknown at the moment, mike. but again it appears according to what we are seeing on the ground in kyiv russian forces are pulling back in one of the thing micro quick officials on the ground say while they are pulling back, ukrainian forces are fighting them as they leave and not just letting them believe they are protecting their territory, mike appeared. mike: jeff paul sorting this off

them lviv tonight thanks very much. forced to leave their homes and family members behind, refugees that have left ukraine to escape the escalated violence are adjusting to the new realities. alexis mcadams brings us their story from poland, hi alexis. >> good evening mike. from poland i can tell you more than 2 million ukrainian refugees have made their way here to poland, thousands come by the day. they do not know the language here, they do not know the people. they were not familiar with anything they had a pretty much leave at the clothes on their back was white so important right now the polish families are opening their hearts and opening their homes to these refugees, take a look here on your screen this is from inside one of those homes in the southeastern area near the ukrainian polish border are the busiest crossings nearby for the families you see from seeing with a local family. that homeowner is a business owner said he gave this family a place to live, food and closing all for free but ukrainian

refugees, they traveled just a few bags because they had no idea where they were even going or where they would end up staying. grateful for the support of the polish families who stepped up in this time of crisis. >> we are grateful to poland and to those who helped us along as we were coming here. we were not sure whether we would be heading with a roof over our heads. >> just do something to make the world better at the moment. >> it polish friends have talked to say it's really not a big deal for them to take the extra steps and open their homes but really takes a lot of effort a lot of money for these families stupid border crossings you see here rather still very busy. volunteers are preparing for new waves of refugees at those border crossings who finally been able to make it out to some the hardest hit areas like mariupol and countries born

ukraine refugees consent reception centers if they can't say with wrens or relatives. they're giving food, medical care and information about where they can travel too. the eu's grant ukrainians who are fleeing the war the right to stay at work run is 27 member nations for up to three years where they can also have social welfare and access to housing, medical treatments and schools for the question tonight is how many more refugees can poland accept? >> well, that's a question for the government of course. but at some point we will because there's like 2 million more people in the country but has around 6 million. it's one of the richest countries in the world we are coping with the situation. but we do not know how long we can last. >> is refugees continue to flee from ukraine by the day, major cities in poland including warsaw are saying they have reached their capacity by they want to help as many people as they can there so many refugees here for their infrastructure has been pretty much

overwhelmed, micro. >> alexis i think many of us have been inspired by the warm embrace the polish people have given to these ukrainian refugees. are you seeing any immediate needs the refugees need right now? they are lacking right now? or is it really just this is going to be an ongoing longer-term crisis until they world is really going to need to take care of these people long-term? >> good question. think ongoing because they have a lot of supplies so they get them food, clothing, they don't really know or they are going next. they're not going to take tons of these supplies by the backpacks because they don't know whether saying the next day but that's why some of these people are trying to find more permanent residences for the really here in poland to because they want to be as close ukraine is possible but even the tried to move the people away from the border crossing people are just hoping they will be able to go home soon because for them this is all temporary they're not worried about their safety, they worry about their family members and friends who are in ukraine, mike. mike: alexis on the he-man

intern angle, thanks very much. present by and spend the weekend in wilmington, delaware for the ministrations rutgers legs develop a study ukraine david joins me live he's tracking the presidents movements in wilmington, hi david. >> hi mike. the president along with his national security team are really following the latest developments that we are hearing russians maybe retreating somewhat from the northern suburbs to the ukrainian capitol city. if that happens of course that would be good news on the part of the ukrainians. there is also talk about a potential negotiation or a potential meeting between a vladimir putin and a russian president or a vladimir putin and ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. negotiator said talks may be something in the near future. if that does happen, mike, it is not clear how or even if the president of the united states would get involved in such a negotiation. >> the political future of

ukraine is up for ukraine to decide. but the military future of this attack has to be pushed back for that us by were doing so much to back president zelenskyy and his military. >> for example, document the additional $300 in security systems going from the night states to ukraine with the president and this administration has allocated $2.3 billion to the war-torn country paid some of those items on the list include rocket systems that are laserguided, other types of artillery and some soviet made tanks the u.s. and european allies trying to get those tanks to ukrainians as soon as possible. the president also signed off on $800 million to ukraine just a few weeks ago in the middle of march. >> we will continue to help ukraine defend itself the security assistance such as these articles we are talking about, as long as we can and as fast as we can.

>> the president will head back to washington tomorrow. he has quite a busy plate on the domestic front but he'll be dealing with the economy, the unemployment rate has dropped which is good news inflation still at a 40 year hyper he will also watch the confirmation about the potential confirmation vote of judge jackson to be the next justice on the supreme court, mike. mike: david thanks a lot. russia simony port city of odesa with missile strikes as it withdraws from kyiv my next guest is coming to a slide from that city. let's bring in former moscow bureau chief npr lawrence scott sheetz also the other eight pieces of empire. a book on the end of the soviet union, lawrence welcome. >> thank you sir. >> tell us where you are and what you have been witnessing there. >> i am very close to the port of odesa. this is the major port in ukraine. it handles 70% of imports and exports. i can about two months ago and

the war began. russian forces, naval forces have located that port. after a relatively period of quiet there have been occasional over the city. but extremely loud attacks from rockets from afar. these would be a large caliber ground to ground missiles. as we understand launch from the crimea region by russia. they had the port area and fuel depots for debts and burning all day. we have no details of casualties paid those things are not generally disclosed by ukraine. that is a matter of policy. but of course it's been a very quiet day and perhaps 80% less people on the streets than usual as a result of this first attack on the center of odesa which is the third largest city and the

only functioning port ukraine still has. and i'm very interesting contacts there. lawrence, they become a target of the russian state try to shut up the food and water make it difficult for people to continue to fight them. any signs of food shortages and or water going away? >> absolutely nothing of the sort even when the missiles landed there is no cutoff of power there's been no cut off of water. most basic services are functioning here as they usually do. this is a very interesting city. it is a melting pot. it is historically a jewish city until 1941. until 1941. and so has a very individualistic feel about it. it is extraordinarily well defended. it is set on hills and it is built on limestone with caves and caverns and tunnels. three layers deep under the

city. you can imagine with all the fortification the innate russian troop is trying to land here amphibious sleep would have their hands very, very full. this is extraordinarily important place. mike: you made reference to the jewish population how are they reacting to russia's narrative? >> is taking in something of a joke after the jewish president whose brothers and relatives were aghast, executed during the holocaust. not to mention the fact that when president zelenskyy was in power ukraine also had a jewish prime minister. this city now officially self identifying jews are 4% the population. in reality, everyone you talk to will tie them jewish relatives and use russian surnames. but everyone says there's so jewish heritage.

the russians and president putin have encouraged islamic radicals from chechnya and sierra and hezbollah to come and fight on his black. mike: eve covered this region for years tell me how this is different from putin's previous wars. and biden afraid to go with his advisers to guard him with bad news? >> that's the russian style what's more important is there is a lack of knowledge about what exactly mr. putin is doing let alone his defense minister. mr. putin has not really been seen more than once except for old file footage on state television which comes on at 9:00 p.m. religiously moscow time. which would've been just about an hour ago. about ten days everything else is file footage. we for four days ago we are not sure if it was really irrelevant. his defense minister has shown up once in the last days.

even then were not completely sure as to the relevance of what he was saying. what it speaks of is a potential power vacuum in russia which is inherently dangerous. because he have commanders on the ground without command-and-control making decisions on their own. maybe there just to get out alive, who no space have a chaotic situation. mike: interesting. lawrence scott sheets thank you so much for your time. and odesa be safe. >> thank you sir. mike: rush thing a halt cooperation on international space station until recent sanctions are lifted. more on that after the break. when you bundle your home and auto. she [♪♪] 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. helen knew exercise could help her diabetes. but she didn't know what was right for her. no. nope. no way. but then helen went from no to know. with freestyle libre 2, now she knows what activity helps lower her glucose. and can see what works best for her. take the mystery out of your glucose levels, and lower your a1c. now you know. freestyle libre 2. now covered by medicare for those who qualify.

this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities.

mike: brushes as are no longer bolus the international space station until nato allies move sanctions. molly dragon lace developments force, hey molly. >> hate mike. space structures going to end cooperation of international space issue with nasa and the rest of the west that the sanctions against moscow were not lifted. the head dimitri are due this week at russians role is vital only their spacecraft can transport american canadian european and other astronauts.

noting america has no such craft but he also noted russia's role in delivering fuel. avoiding space of trust and maintaining orbit declaring this. >> working without russia is impossible just like working without america. if they pull us out of this the iss would not exist anymore. cook social media on twitter claim the aim of the sanctions put in place by collective nations against russia's invasion of ukraine is to kill the russian economy and put russia on its knees. here's part of the translation. i believe the restoration of normal relations between partners in the international space station and other joint projects is possible only with the complete and unconditional lifting of illegal sanctions. the tensions raise the american astronaut might be left behind on the space station but he and two cosmonauts landed safely last week. russia made out seek to strengthen its alliance with china on all things space. the former international space station commander said this.

>> that partnership is going to be very different than it was with america. we treated them as equal partners with respect. we provided them with a lot of money over the last several decades. the relationship with china is going to be much more master/servant kind of relationship. >> is nasa's where the recent comments made. the nasa administrator bill nelson has responded in a statement acknowledging sanctions continue to allow u.s./russia cooperation on international space station the professional ration agenda relationship tween astronauts and cosmonauts continues for the safety and mission of all on board the iss, mike. mike: on the space to be today thank you very much. from an american intelligence on the russian were degrading from my former national security advisor to vice president dick cheney senior fellow at the jewish institute for national security of america john hanna. john, welcome very. >> hi mike.

spirit what is your reaction to what we're seeing a focus on odesa on the coast by the russians and perhaps somewhat withdraw from the suburbs of kyiv? >> first, up in the north in kyiv i think the battle for kyiv is over. i think it is a huge developments. you remember churchill said after the battle of north africa he said this is not the end of world war ii. it's not even the beginning of the end. just may be the end of the beginning. by holding and kyiv it survived in putin's had a catastrophic failure which was just subjugate ukraine. it lives survives and lived to fight another day the eastern and southern ukraine because ukrainians were going to be capable of even pushing and defeating and foiling a russian

objective. the other area of ukraine as well. >> you think putin realized ukraine answerable willing to fight to the death to protect their capitol so other targets might be better to attack? >> i think it was only because he knew he could no longer and i think his army in the north was in great danger encircled and destroyed because of ukrainian forces had to take this retreat under great duress. on think this forces in the north of a combat effective for long time. not sure they can be rotated to the fight in the east. i think putin is scaling back some of his objectives create the land bridge between eastern ukraine declared some kind of

victory. he dominates one episode of the media landscape and russia and perhaps achieve some kind of victory for them. on the great russian military had been completely humiliated. mike: interesting if you are in your old job devising an american vice president, what kind of advice would you be providing right now? >> i would tell them could take ukraine and subjugate the entire country in two days. after five or six weeks ukraine would always survive the question is can actually know when this war? and inflict a catastrophic defeat on russia forces anti- terror weapons and providing a

whole new to actually go on the offense and take keys and soul and hold territories from the east and the south. mike: cease-fire talks are ongoing. your child's emerging civilians, torture, rape and more with the anger and human emotion impact the negotiations? both on the russian and zelenskyy in time for any period of time russian of crimea and the don bass. things can be very hard given the kind of success they have given the barbarity and criminality we witnessed of a russian forces. for putin he so completely over promised what he is going to achieve it. if you look at russian social

influence now on social media they are saying we are retreating from kyiv that we were supposed to take kyiv why are forces retreating? both of these leaders are in difficult positions when it comes to compromise for peace talks. mike: john hannah very much for your time and analysis today. >> terrific thank you mike for a quicksand of title 42 of the southern border is expected to bring a new spike in migrant crossings but we have a live report from the rio grande valley coming up next. lavender baths calmed him. so we made a plan to turn bath time into a business. ♪ ♪ find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com grillin', chillin', spillin', dillin'. bec-ing. never brie-ing. smokin', yolkin', flippin', dippin'. if you're not oozing, then you're losing. tater totting, cold or hotting. mealin', feelin', pie-ing, trying. color your spread. upgrade your bread.

pair it. share it. kraft singles. square it. migraine attacks? you can't always avoid triggers like stress. qulipta™ can help prevent migraine attacks. you can't prevent what's going on outside that's why qulipta™ helps what's going on inside. qulipta™ is a pill. gets right to work to prevent migraine attacks and keeps them away over time. qulipta™ blocks cgrp, a protein believed to be a cause of migraine attacks. qulipta™ is a preventive treatment for episodic migraine. most common side effects are nausea, constipation, and tiredness. learn how abbvie can help you save on qulipta™. [upbeat music playing] ♪♪ welcome to home sweet weathertech home. a place where dirt stays outside. and floors are protected. where standing is comfortable. and water never leaves a mark. it's spotless under the sink. and kids can be kids. order your american made products at weathertech.com.

go with simparica trio it's triple protection made simple! simparica trio is the first and only monthly chewable that covers heartworm disease, ticks and fleas, round and hookworms. dogs get triple protection in just one simparica trio! this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions, including seizures. use with caution in dogs with a history of these disorders. protect him with all your heart. simparica trio.

spend shooting in sacramento killing six and injuring ten other selma hunt for the suspected fox news is life in the scene of the shooting briscoe senior correspondent hi claudia. >> hyatt mike as you can see there's a heavy law enforcement downtown sacramento police and

u.s. marshals piece together exactly what led up with bars and clubs are letting out this is one of several crime scenes the yellow crime take, shattered glass and blood line several city blocks was a very busy night in the high-profile hospitality in sacramento. there some kind of fight that broke out just to confirm any details of the investigation. was there one shooter or multiple shooters none of the targets have been identified. they have recovered a firearm involved in this killing of six people. at least 12 others we are told were injured. any news about loved ones they haven't heard from. >> is not fair it's not right or want to know sending that's all.

tell our family something we can do what we have to do to try to move on a little bit. right now, the way things are going know is giving us any information. >> things are happening there's no weapons trust me i know. as soon as they get out of these clubs on the streets and parking lots are getting in the cars anything can happen. there is a heavy police presence or at the time an officer almost every corner but that did not matter for the city's mayor said there is nothing a city can do to prevent all random violence produces much more needs to be done to get guns off the street. a counseling center has been set up at city hall. while officials are appealing to the public's help with anyone has cell phone video or heard or saw it and contact investigators

solve the latest mass shooting tricks heartbreaking story claudia thank you very much. ♪ tracks fox news number of known getaways jump to more than 60000 and march break this says fears of a migrant surge grove the biden administration appeal of the controversial pandemic restrictions known as title 42. bill melugin is alive in texas for. >> good afternoon even with title 42 employees, border patrol has been stretched to the limit in terms of capacity. not just in the rio grande valley border patrol sectors all over the u.s./mexico border. will show some of that activity. tucson arizona were agents report they encountered this group of 55 illegal immigrants

near sasse b, arizona the report that 45 of them were minors between the ages of 12 and 17. a majority of them were from cuba and from guatemala. the take a look at these photos at a border patrol del rio sector. what you're looking at is what agents they are 22 migrants they found hiding in car haulers on a train heading further inland to the united states producing this repeatedly pork or migrants will hitch a ride on these trains to try to get further into the interior of the country. if we see them hiding in brenda cars before being shipped to the san antonio area. this is another case of that. border patrol says it's incredibly dangerous they can get trapped and some have been killed before. another thing we like to show in these photos at a border patrol to get ben sector you see agents tracking down a group of runners. these are single adult men dressed in camouflage who had no intention of turning themselves in prayer they wanted to get away. this is incredibly remote open

desert the big ben sector is. border patrol says is 20 hotspots they do catch the runners outside the u.s., take a listen which of access occasionally to international databases that is rare. for the most part they're only able to run the reference checks against u.s. criminal databases. must have been in the u.s. and committed a crime we are going to have any idea what they did another country. >> mike, that is certainly problematic consider the fact the u.s. government has amassed released hundreds of thousands of migrants into the country over the last year or so. you heard it they have no clue what their criminal record is outside the united states. >> bill melugin live in a border thanks a lot. spent americans across the

country dreading the trip so the gas station of prices remain high despite president biden releasing millions of barrels of oil from the strategic national reserve. former georgia senator said this in an op-ed for the help the average cost of gas hit its highest level in a decade following just pennies short of the 2008 record with the problem is clear, it diminished american fossil fuel industry combined with the steadfast reliance on foreign oil are receiving our economic and national security. former senator from georgia chairwoman of georgia, kelly loeffler joins me now. senator welcome. rex think you might, great to be with you for. >> what should president biden be doing by soaring fuel prices right now? >> well, his actions should match his words but they certainly don't right now. he's following a risky and radical policy parties vowing to the left to green energy lobby. simply releasing a million barrels a day from the strategic petroleum reserve only puts us

at more risk in terms of national security without solving the problem of pricing for that about a day and a half worth of world oil consumption. it's barely going to move the needle if at all sustainably print americans are hurting he's giving lip service to score political talking points with a policy that just runs through november coincidentally. and will do nothing to strengthen our energy independence. and in the meantime we are still sending money to russia for oil. even though the sanctions have been announced they have not started. into the biden administration needs to be tougher and stop feeling the big government solutions and let the oil and gas sector drill. >> but does not seem interested in upsetting the progressive left of his party are you convinced to take decisive action on this major problem at some point? >> well i would hope he would. he has a duty to the american people to keep us safe keep our economy and our country strong

and prosperous. he is not showing a will to do that. in fact his administration has conducted over 81 measures that are putting the boot on the neck of the gas and oil industry by that is what has hurt the american family not just at the gas pump in terms of their electric heating bills but it is a grocery store. we have a coming food shortage as well but he has acknowledged. if we do not get to work on these problems to the green energy lobby we are going to been really deep trouble later this year for. >> as you mentioned the prom with high fuel prices impacts everything. it cost to move products into a community, this higher transportation costs can get folded into virtually everything we buy. that sounds like it's going to make our inflation problem even worse, is that right? >> we are going to see rampant inflation this year. i spent nearly two decades in the energy markets but i know we're going to continue to see

high energy prices. but we are also going to continue to see food prices spiking. oil and gas prices are up about 50% this year. we have got things like corn and soybeans up 20%. the inputs that go into that the diesel fuel, the fertilizer, the chemicals that are all petro -based. those are going to continue to go up and make it harder for farmers around the world to produce food and harder for consumers to get the food that they need. we are already seeing that in lesser developed countries. but are going to the imf and the world bank asking for assistance for food. span you have that back on the energy commodity markets but what is the overall impact of these issues on our nation's economy? >> well it is dire. if you have a strong economy that is generally driven by affordable, accessible, reliable energy. it feels transportation, certainty in terms of investments. we employ hundreds of thousands

of individuals around the world in terms of the oil and gas sector. millions around the world hundreds of thousands in america. we have this blue-collar boom that happened under president trump when he unleashed energy strength he became energy independent. we reduced our admissions below the paris climate accord even though we were not a part of it. we were able to deliver these solutions while becoming an energy supplier to the world. it would enable us to get off of russia, iran, venezuela, to stand up to china who is now partnering with russia. so biden's policies are dangerous but he is hiding behind putin. that is not typical of an american president to blame things on someone else when we are the ones in control. >> former jordan number georgia senator and give your time and analysis. >> thank you mike. spin up go to the touchscreen map for the latest from ukraine as they fight back against russian forces, that is next.

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.

>> tech: does your windshield have a crack? one gram of sugar, trust safelite. >> tech vo: this customer had auto glass damage, but he was busy working from home... ...so he scheduled with safelite in just a few clicks. we came to his house... ...then we got to work. we replaced his windshield and installed new wipers to protect his new glass, while he finished his meeting. let safelite come to you. >> man: looks great. thank you. >> tech: my pleasure. that's service on your time. schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ music it's 1:00 in the morning, and i'm standing in ben-gurion airport in tel aviv, watching a miracle in process. a plane load of ukraine jews have just landed in the safe haven of israel, escaping certain devastation and perhaps death. the time for action is now. we do not know when the borders will be closed. to save one life, is to save the world. there are thousands more innocent women, children

and elderly, trapped in ukraine, seeking safety and freedom. your donation of any amount will be used to save jewish lives. every donation helps. i'm asking you to help us help the jewish people of ukraine now. donate today at jhm.org or call 1-855-694-9654. god bless you and all of this is humanitarian aid

that the fellowship is sending from israel directly into ukraine. food, medicine, warm clothing is needed now! lives abruptly changed... look at all of these people and there are hundreds and thousands more. we're called to step into this crisis... this inhumanity. the international fellowship of christians and jews needs your $45 gift now to help rush food, blankets and shelter

to jewish refugees fleeing for lives in ukraine. please give as generously as you can, to help the refugees while there is still time. this is one plane, praise god! but we need 5 planes. we need 10 planes. we need 100 planes! you can give $45 now to help provide the food, and blankets that they so urgently need! >> russia focus to the east and to the south as forces retreat from the kyiv region try to meet now to discuss military movements in ukraine senior fellow for naval warfare advanced technology at the heritage foundation, he spent 26 years in the united states navy and has numerous operational tours on nuclear powered submarines under his belt. brett, great to have a per. >> thank you for having me.

>> you got the big map where should we go, to kyiv? >> to put things in the broader context for the last few days russian forces have a withdrawing and moving up in this kind of wheeling direction. around to the donbas this area right down here. so this is probably going to be the next focus of the military operation for the target though the crown jewel is mariupol for that is what they want. right now it has been under siege for several weeks it's a question of time and attrition of food and supplies and ammunition to how long they can hold out. >> at a guess on earlier talk with them battle temporal pickup and odesa critical port city what about that? >> absolutely. as a navy man i'm very keenly interested in what happens when the coast. there is another part of this do that china is watching. eight naval environment down here is conducive i do have a short side antiship missile you could push the russian forces. what they have been during the last few weeks as they come out

and crimea that they launch their cruise missiles either near odesa but also up into this area. you have seen several attacks in this area with long-range cruise missiles. if you have the missiles antiship missiles you could push them back you can also hold them at risk that definitely gives them a much higher cost if they want to keep that up. they will go out, they'll shoot the go back the repeat over and over again. arthel: was considered the crown jewel of the ukrainian capitol birth they are backing their what you make of it? >> so kyiv was deafly phase one or part one of a bad plan. the real goal, it always seemed to be just looking at the disposition of military forces and the laydown was always the donbas bird by stretching all their forces out phase will was a failure by the redirecting but they have into this region and trying to get mariupol before they enter into any negotiations progresso to see if i can flip

the map to show, we've heard reports of atrocities and some of these places just outside kyiv does that reflect a frustration of russians soldiers or breakout of discipline? >> i would not equate it to a breakdown on discipline they went in that with the intent of liberating in their mind, and their words eight nazi regime that was in kyiv for the wholly inaccurate totally false many of the conscript's are realizing that within the first 24 hours of crossing the border. so, what i think you are seeing is the elimination of a political and community leaders that were troublesome to the russians that they do not want to deal with again. so definitely war crimes, definitely atrocious behavior. not necessarily a loss of discipline that i see necessarily. mike: what you think the level of morale is for officers and vladimir putin's army at this point who are shooting at their neighbors in ukraine and probably wondering why dhec they are doing it? >> there's action a couple

different levels to this there's the conscripts in the wider russian public that i think never saw the possibility they'll be going to war against their brothers and sisters in ukraine. they are very, very close until february 25 the second day of the invasion trade than the reality is they are actually at each other's throats. so at the street level, the everyday person russian and ukraine that is gone. and i think there's probably still a lingering morale problem with the conscripts is just getting worse. when you get up to the officers. they do not have a middle noncommissioned officer ranking because right from conscripts and junior enlisted folks to write up into the officers paid one of the reasons they are losing semi generals and admirals. that group i think there's probably a breakdown but it's hard to discern at this stage how widespread it might be. spin networking some reports of the worst atrocities in these places. brent sadler thanks for much thanks your service thanks your time sir appreciate it. more follow-up for will smith

after that famous slap at the oscars will have the latest details coming up next. 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

mike: spring breakers, multiply bobo been arrested in santa barbara california after a massive a party spiraled out of

control and several seriously injured according to officials. first responders were reportedly overwhelmed with calls including one where a girl fell from a roof. the fallout continues for actor will smith after his famous slap on stage at the oscars but several major production outlets are putting their projects with the iconic actor on hold and some are threaded to cut him from their films completely. charles watson is live with the latest, hey charles. >> hey mike. appears some of the big hollywood studios are trying to distance themselves from will smith after smacking comedian chris rock for making the joke about his wife. one week ago today live on the oscar stage, smith was set to start netflix fast and loose a movie about a crime boss with eight memory problem. but that film has since been put on hold according to the hollywood reporter. and apparently netflix is not alone in all this prints out he is reportedly putting a pause on the fourth installment of the bad boys series with smith and

comedian martin lawrence. friday smith resigned from the academy after being widely criticized for his actions. in a statement he said he would quote fully accept any and all consequences for his conduct, actions at that 94th academy awards presentations were shocking, painful and inexcusable. smith's intentions were to stop laughs at his family's expense, that plant may have backfired because the jokes continue to come. >> away from man. [laughter] >> no warm and. >> by the way look good, feel good in my right? [inaudible] >> is your favorite comedian? >> no one. i don't think anything's funny. >> denzel washington who is seen consoling smith after the

incident weighed in on the situation saturday at the leadership summit. he declined to go into the details of his conversation with smith but said prayer was needed and he questioned who are we to condemn? comedian chris rock at the center of this as well did speak out about this incident briefly in the first show after the incident he said is still processing the situation. but he says when he's able to talk about it more it will be both serious and funny, mike. >> charles watson live in atlanta thanks a lot. that is all for this hour of fox news library "fox news live" continues with eric and arthel. i am mike emmanuel. thank you for watching this week. we expect significant movement on supreme court nomination provide extensive coverage along with the very latest from ukraine♪. thanks for watching have a great day. with a painless, one-second scan

i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now i'm managing my diabetes better 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 [bushes rustling] [door opening] ♪dramatic music♪ yes! hon! the weathertech's here. ♪ weathertech is the ultimate protection for your vehicle. laser-measured floorliners... no drill mudflaps... cargoliner... bumpstep... seat protector... and cupfone. ♪ what about my car? weathertech.

arthel: vladimir putin's war on ukraine comes into horrifying view as ukrainian forces take back control of kyiv and its suburbs. but now russia has a new target, the southern city of odesa, ukraine's largest port and is home to its naval fleet. missiles slamming the aread today sending thick black smoke across the sky. russian forces are now focused on taking carom of southern and eastern -- control of southern and eastern ukraine after a serious of -- series of setbacks in the north. welcomeo