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arthel. arthel: hello eric, hello everyone i am arthel neville. two other major stories we are filing for you at this hour buried the blizzard warnings in southern california, the first in san diego history and the first in l.a. in 34 years as a massive winter storm slams the region with heavy rain, wind, and snow and some parts. president biden back home from historic overseas trip only to face a familiar headache, inflation spiking again. raising concerns the fed may hike interest rates longer than expected. we have fox news team coverage on all of these stories. trey isn't ukraine. nicole in l.a. on the wild weather there. the first lucas tomlinson but lucas is light at the white house, lucas. >> arthel hi inflation introduce savings increasing credit card debt with higher interest rates means more americans are feeling the squeeze. we do not have a tell our viewers they feel it every day.

now have new economic data shows inflation is getting worse. let's take a look. the personal consumption expenditures price index the feds prefer gauge inflation rose 6% and janet beating analyst expectations for the annual inflation rate also rose to 5.4%. the first increase since inflation peaked in june, arthel, making some analysts wonder if the fed is behind its inflation fights. present by reacting to the economic news that reads in part today's report shows we have made progress on inflation. but we have our work to do but of course when your anniversary of russia's war on ukraine that dominated yesterday's headlines not the new economic data for the white house announcing it would send $2 billion in additional weapons and ammunition to ukraine, not on the list of fighter jets. but you don't think he needs f-16s now? what's he doesn't need f-16s now pay. >> is that endeavor? >> look, first of all the idea

that we know exactly what's going to be needed a year, two, three, there is no basis upon which there is a rationale according to our military to provide f-16s appeared extra not ruling it out? >> and really get out for now precooked in a fox news poll shows americans are about evenly split on whether aid to ukraine should have an expiration date, arthel. >> lucas tomlinson live there at the white house. thank you lucas. , erica. eric: teams from fema, cdc environmental protection agency now going door to door this weekend and east east palestine they're doing that with president by checking up on the residence to connect them with more resources, three weeks after the toxic train derailment spewed toxic chemicals into the air. also this weekend and east palestine the person julia roberts once played in a movie, erin brockovich, mike tobin live

with the very latest on the situation there on the saturday, hey mike. >> hello there, eric. president biden made it clear he is not going to join the list of high profile people who have visited east palestine the most people here will get from him is a videoconference, here's the president. text when you planning to travel to east palestine? >> i'm not. i did a video. [inaudible] zoom i think of zoom is a song of my generation who zooming who. let me answer the question. >> the president is dispatching what the cult walk teams and the epa cdc and fema to go door-to-door, meet with people in the affected areas and direct them to the appropriate agency or they can get some help for transportation secretary pete buttigieg made it here two days ago, almost three weeks after the wreck. people in this town dismissed his visit as too little too late

too. they are not surprised the president is not coming. >> to me it shows of where our government lies. we are asking for help our mayor himself is asking for help and he said we need help. it's a little upsetting to turn almost a blind eye to our little town. >> is a strong statement how he really does not want to help the country out before another but also i can seal certain areas across the world might be more important as well. >> i just think he thanks he has other parties more important. >> he is supposed to be our leader he's leading other country right now. don't take care of them take care of us. that is all we can ask for. >> meantime researchers from texas a&m determined there are indeed elevated levels of contaminants here that could cause health problems in the long run. texas a&m researchers did their own independent sampling they do

not have the conclusions from that research yet, erica. >> of louisville come, mike thanks so much. arthel: meanwhile residence at our concern the raising concerns about the health effects from the toxic train spill there but some already say they have been diagnosed with acute bronchitis since it happened for joining us now are to residence, jessica a mother with two teenage sons and dj who owns a sports broadcasting company less than a mile from the wreckage. i want to thank both you for joining us of. jessica, how are you feeling what about your sons? are you still living at home? >> we are feeling optimistic and well for the time being. we have left our home and are synced temporarily with a family member of mine in northern kentucky. so we have left temporarily

until we figure out what is going on. it's really hard to make any permanent decisions with the such conflicting information that changes day to day. arthel: how has this change, i apologize a little bit of delay here. do and to ask you, how has this changed your daily lives in your routine? >> truly it has changed everything for our lives. essentially our home does not feel like that safe space anymore. it very well maybe it is it down the line but every day more comes out texas a&m was just to mention saying there are rising levels of contaminants. so is much as he went to cling to that idea of going back to the way things work, i don't think that is necessarily realistic for most people in

that town. >> yes, understandably. dj again you own a sports broadcasting company that's less than a mile from the wreckage. how is your business doing? >> our businesses operating about 50% or so of capacity of what we are used to. and what we are too. i give a lot of credit to the team that makes up why sn to be able to continue this war i continue to fight for our community and positivity. >> you heard jessica just talking about the frustration. she is not short when she information she is getting paid what to believe, how would you say the info flow is? i understand you spoke with governor the wine. what questions do you have? are you getting answers? >> the answers are interesting at this point. i guess my thing is that they don't have answers i am okay

with them saying that. just don't dance around it to pretend like you do or pretend like you don't. we are getting conflicting reports all across the way. the nice thing about what we are doing is having conversations with norfolk southern ceo. we are having conversations with our political leaders from local and state representation. note federal representation other than mr. buttigieg has come through. that was barely 30 minutes if that. like you said in the package, too little too late as far as we are concerned. arthel: fema is there that's federal. i hear you, you would like to see more representatives your state senators there on the ground. again he represents you he's doing a great job. let me ask you, he said you spoke to governor dewine i'm going to get to you again jessica but sticky with you dj spoke with the governor, what did he say and what did you hear from the ceo of the train

company? >> the general consensus of both conversations was they want us to trust them. and we want them to trust us. what it all boils down to, we have to be good stewards of each other's trust in the situation where they're going to invest in us and we are going to invest in them. whether that be financially, spiritually, physically, we just have to be able to unify in this and understand they need us as much as we need them and vice versa. >> jessica, finally what about existence? have you received any prov provisions? >> personally i was reimbursed for some displacement cost when we're staying in hotels initially. right now, we have been left with our world upside down an opportunity, me and my kids were trying to look at this as a new chapter. we are not really sure where it's going to lead us.

i spit two weeks for the better part of three rather, spending a lot of energy on things i cannot do myself. so we have tried to flip our minds. arthel: are you working? >> i am a painter internet exterior so i posted where i am a lot of my work comes in the reputation a building in the community lived in surrounding areas. that's going to take time to rebuild along with all my physical things. we are really trying to have an optimistic mindset and work on the things we can change versus worrying about things we can't. we are going to do everything we can to be optimistic, proactive, support system for people around us. maybe were struggling to find for themselves or others a lot of people that have lost their sense of security, belongings, the very place that they call home. i just really want to make sure

i am giving off a positive affirmations and energy to people so that they can maybe try to reclaim that for themselves is welcome it's all we can do as a community and individual. >> absolutely print really quickly, jessica, java facebook page in case someone wants to hire you as a painter? >> i do. my facebook is jessica my name h elp y. singh of northern kentucky cincinnati area. if anybody does need painting done i do amazing work i take a lot of pride in my business. i would love to come and mix and beautiful in your area so thank you. appreciate it. >> of course, of course, jessica and dj we wish you all the best really appreciate your positivity. but really, stay strong it got a long road ahead of you and let us know how we can help her thank you very much take care guys. >> god bless you. eric recollects healthy and the folks in east palestine part you know the song it never rains in

california? but girl don't they warn you? it pours, man it pours. it's really been doing that this weekend and a lot more. gusty winds, torrential rain even snow in some parts causing historic blizzard warnings in los angeles and san diego. higher elevations in the l.a. area can see up to 8 feet of snow. fox correspondent nicole is live and san bernardino with more on snow in the southland, hey nicole. >> eric, good afternoon for we're just an hour outside of los angeles if you can believe it. that is about 2 feet of snow and climbing here on mount baldy about 4200 feet in elevation here. snow falling at a rapid rate. something snow plows are struggling to keep up with and causing problems for so many across southern california. let me show you here you can see just how heavy the tree branches and the power lines are getting with how much does building up on top of that. part of one of the many problems

today in the golden state without power that's just the beginning. travel also a nightmare across the state. then he showed this video the santa cruz mountains covered and just as much snow that i just showed you here. a blizzard warning remains ineffective this afternoon let major interstates including hi5 and iad. remain closed with no word on when they will reopen. that's the case as well for areas of south far as san diego? at the end of this week it's the inner from five —-dash 5 feet of snow just like this one. higher elevation every the snow and l.a. the rain and flooding has become quite the concern, erica. but it's really amazing snowy "fox weather" correspondent and southern california. and what a scene behind you. arthel: eric, thank you.

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eric: new numbers coming in from the southern border customs and border protection sources tell fox news migrant encounters there since october have now topped a 1 million. that is an unprecedented pace they say you know the numbers, they were down last month by 40%. thanks to a new biden administration policy at the same one set of migrants, matt and is live on the board and mission, texas with the very latest today, hey matt. >> hi eric. today were monitoring a situation in eagle pass, texas border patrol confirms to fox news agents were involved in a use of force incident this morning. one person was injured part of our own law enforcement and border patrol sources say an agent or agents lives might have been endangered by a female and a rather dramatic incident for the agent might have opened fire on that female. we'll keep you updated as we confirm our prayer we do not see border patrol agents using their weapons to often along the southern border we do see human

smugglers lead deputies on high-speed chases if it seems like a weekly occurrence here. this chases often end up in crashes as well. betty out southwest of san antonio, texas dps pulls over ford f150 truck on texas state highway 85 appeared on the truck comes to a stop for illegal everett to bail out and start running. texas dps was able to arrest the driver and charge him with human smuggling and evading arrest for illegal immigrants were turned over too u.s. agents. border patrol here in the rio grande valley shrink these pictures this week as an example of just how dangerous human smuggling can be, seven migrants were trapped inside a flipped suv a total of 17 migrants were discovered in the area after that crash. also new this afternoon illegal chinese immigrants surrendering to the u.s. crews embedded with texas dps say near la joya, texas outside of mcallen when these chinese migrants turned themselves in it

just goes to show it's not just mexicans and illegal migrants coming from south america but really people from all over the world who try to slip to the southern border, erica. >> video of them running is just unbelievable. shows you what they go through every day, matt thank you, arthel. arthel: met and eric meanwhile a bipartisan group of lawmakers shining a spotlight on china's influence on american soil but they were at a rally today outside of a building in downtown, manhattan has recently rated by the fbi. federal agents say it was being used as a police station for the chinese communist party. secretly gather intel and keep tabs on chinese dissidents. brian is alive in new york's chinatown with moore, brian what can you tell us? >> arthel good afternoon. china is accused of setting up over 100 on authorized secret police stations worldwide. their intent is to stop, surveilled, harass, blackmail,

control chinese nationals and dissidents who have anything negative to say about german shooting pain and then communist party in china. this morning there was a bipartisan rally outside of one of the suspected police stations in downtown manhattan's chinatown. bipartisan congressional mimes of the house select committee on chinese comments party rallied with dissidents not only in condemning china but calling on governments to do more to stop the ccp trans national oppression. >> how have we allowed this to happen on american soil? the answer in my opinion is that we have been blind while the ccp has been very cunning. >> is a systematic surveillance and suppression of political dissidents. it is about striking fear in the hearts of the critics of the c ccp. talks on friday at chairman mike gallagher wrote a letter to the fbi director christopher wray demanding more information about what we know about the stations

while saying he's troubled the fbi appears to have been late to the game on this issue. last fall the fbi reportedly raided the secret police station and chinatown. there are reportedly at least two others in the u.s. including in los angeles. the nonprofit safeguard defenders released a report last fall fighting china has established over 100 secret police service centers and some 53 countries across five continents for at least 14 countries are now investing in includes a debt, irish and canadians. these are set to be used as part of a larger effort to force the chinese nationals to involuntary go back to mainland china. and of course china denies the very existence of the police. arthel. arthel: fastening, thank you brian, eric. seafort tensions with china are also rising. pentagon officials became a close eye on the growing

alliance between china and russia as beijing to consider moscow lethal weapons for pooch and spring offensive. the increasing cooperation has been on full display this week as putin met with chinese foreign minister at the kremlin the russian leader also suggested president xi could visit soon. that state visit potentially expected the spring. michael is with the senior felt the heritage foundation for china strategy. good to see you. how is china playing this? you trying to bounce support for putin. although not completely not full on. what is president xi strategy? >> i think what he's doing here's what the chinese have been doing for about 30 years. it's a group of wishful thinking to people in in our congress and our executive branch and our universities that have wishful thinking china is on the good side. somehow 12-point peace plan is a

good thing. i suspected i'm not alone that's a lot of cynical people who see chinese deception at work. what could be happening as this is a distraction. the peace plan is not really a peace plan at all it's quite pro- russian. and it may be the cover for a very significant arms sale that would include drones and armed drones that explode over targets in ukraine as well as artillery. what this would do is help putin win his offensive in april, may, june of this year. so i was in the by the ministration does not want this but they have not yet warned china exactly what your punishment will be if you start sending lethal weapons to the russians. i hope they do that before it's too late. eric: what should they say what would it mean if china does indeed send lethal weapons like drones that could explode and kill ukrainians? talk to chinese could change the balance of power. they could give the russians a second chance to really assault

ukraine even to kyiv itself. we do not want that but the problem is if you just talk about it please don't do this president biden's team has done so far, the chinese don't really know the consequences of doing it. i would suggest for example closing the american embassy in beijing. it has 2500 staff at the largest embassy in the world. banning with congressional support, banning all new investment in chinese technology companies or other parts of china. extremely serious measures need to be pointed out to the chinese but also taiwan that's the most sensitive nerve. we are going to increase the number of american trainers there. we have never sent combat troops or command planners to taiwan but we could do that if china thanks oh my gosh we help the russians and ukraine we begin to turn taiwan that could make sheeting paying think twice and not do it.

i agree zelenskyy he wants the chinese to come to kyiv's welcoming some sort of chinese role-play he's calling them if you want to be neutral and have a peace agreement you need to come to kyiv as well but i think zelenskyy is right on track very quick to see calling the bluff by doing that? >> yes, very much. obviously when xi jinping goes to moscow to see is allied, putin, that is the time for america, for other countries to say look it's only a few hundred miles to go to kyiv you can be the great peacemaker obviously will not do it with the put him on the spot. >> those are at more risk realistic see china's intent. eventually 12-point plan for a couple of highlights from that plan from china. number one they say respecting the sovereignty of all

countries. the sovereignty, independence and integrity of all countries must be upheld, hello putin still resuming peace talks. but there is no demand for russian troop withdrawal from crimea or eastern ukraine so how can they say we demand respect to the sovereignty and not tell putin to get out? >> yes, from what i know this announcement will have been shown in advance so it is with the russian permission they are doing this. at the same time there's a strange incident the last couple of days in the chinese air force is flying along our navy planes are 50 miles away from china they are broadcasting threatening warnings cnn has played the tape finding the point also and she hears a voice saying american aircraft, turn away or you bear the responsibility if they care about sovereignty so much why

not care about ukraine's sovereignty? this is a kind of question is to be able to answer i don't think he can. >> exactly. let me reach you some of what the general assembly passed overwhelmingly just seven nations. suspects in putin's corner russia immediately completely, unconditionally withdraw. all of its military forces from the ukraine and call for sensation of hostilities cause for respecting territorial integrity call for a war crimes prosecution potentially have top russian officials on the ga the general assembly does not have direct legal consequence but it is a message. how do you think this will play out? how can putin lose? what will it take to end this? >> with the chinese should be doing is backing that kind of resolution, which they don't. to paraphrase ronald reagan the

famous quote about mr. gorbachev, if you love a piece of tear down this wall. what zelenskyy is saying as xi jinping if you want peace between ukraine and russia, come to kyiv. that is putting him on the spot. don't think the chinese backed this kind of un resolution at all. they are still in russians corner prodigious up their friends in washington state let's get on to climate change and cooperation of various kinds. the wishful thinkers are still pretty much in control here pretty think you know that. >> is time to get them a strong message. michael good to see you, thank you. >> thank you. arthel: well eric, meanwhile a rally for ukraine in washington today with brushes or now officially in year two were looking at this rally live there in d.c. next were going to talk to an american students, alexis who decided to drop everything here

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. arthel: yesterday marks one year since russia launched its war on ukraine print president zelenskyy remains in defiance calling the past 12 months the year of invincibility. it's getting support from many around the world including empty seat right now are advocates and antiwar demonstrators are gathered to rally for ukraine. our trey yingst meanwhile is live in kyiv with the very latest from their, trey. >> arthel good afternoon here where learning more today about the young ukrainians amid this conflict. over the past year they have often suffered the most. just last week we visited a school outside the city to speak with parents and kids about their experiences during the first year of this conflict.

trucks a bunch of drones are flying and our soldiers shoot them down 10-year-old explains. the young ukrainian and her classmates make her drawings to send soldiers on the front li lines. this is for the lawyers she adds to end the war sooner. outside of dnipro students continue with nested seemingly unfazed by the daily air raid silence and misled attacks. principal says she is doing everything possible to have her school running amid the war. the hardest part she says, keeping both parents and students calm. >> we explain ukraine is going through difficult times now. the victory is won 100% ours. principal explains, our front is studying. >> outside of dnipro they've converted bomb shelters to classrooms for their doing

everything they can to continue education for young ukrainians as they wore grinds on in this maze of concrete they put desks and chalkboards trying to ensure ukraine's next generation will receive an education. >> big and small these children are some of the millions of ukrainians directly affected by the ongoing conflict. yet, still they dance, they smile and they paints for they are after all innocent bystanders to a bloodied and unnecessary invasion that has killed thousands and displaced millions of civilians. those and his son who fled their town in the region after it was occupied by russian soldiers. >> i have three children he says. they still don't understand what happened. they don't understand why we left. >> one girl at that school drew a dove to symbolize peace. ukraine's next generation is hopeful but they face difficult days ahead, arthel.

>> indeed. just seeing those kids, trey, really gave me goosebumps. i notice when you're sitting in the classroom with one of those students had a really big smile on your face it. i wanted to ask i know you never like to get personal but i do want to know how did you feel sitting there with the students so full of hope? folks they were just like kids anywhere in the world. they wanted the war to stop they could see the pain in the eyes of the principal, and their parents that were there. it's such a difficult expense for these young ukrainians as they try to make sense of what is happening. but he found was interesting when he asked them about their emotions they had trouble explaining how they were feeling. but they could tell you what they heard and what they saw. there is a collective trauma this country is experiencing as we speak ukraine's youngest are the most susceptible to what is happening. and if i may break the fourth wall for a moment i would just say if you are watching, don't

look away. these images are extremely important sometimes the stories we bring you about these young ukrainians are painful, what they have to experience and see. but they are critically important these kids are just like kids in the united states and around the world's. they just want to go outside for they want to play and talk about their toys. they should not be exposed to drones and missiles, they are just trying to survive, arthel. arthel: trey that's so poignant and powerful thank you for that, thank you for your excellent work. trey yingst live in kyiv, thank you. eric: most college students in their junior year abroad in paris or london or madrid. one club at university biology student from dallas, texas she is putting her life on the lien against vladimir putin's forces. alexis has volunteered to go fight in ukraine since the invasion began. she had no military training before this. she grew up in the lone star

state. she says that mean she knows how to fire a gun preach she has done a lot more than that she has served as a medic on the front lines in eastern ukraine. she can fire at javelin antitank missile purchase demonstrated defense of democracy against the unforgivable war crimes of a russia in the mass dictator who is not going down in history with the likes like hitler, stalin, alexis, 28 years old joins us now prefers, my respect and admiration for what you have done it. many people watching would say why who would you leave the comfort of an ivy league classroom for the battlefield of ukraine? >> i decided to first go to ukraine when i saw 40 kilometers of tanks rolling toward kyiv imprints president zelenskyy said if you are a friend of ukraine please come help fight. something in me said i have to go. as in america and the one thing of value most are my freedoms. the ukrainian people are

currently have their freedoms trampled on by the russians. i felt inspired to go do something. eric: you've had two chewers paid what have you done? >> i've been four times. [laughter] so i have been many, many times since the beginning of the war. i've spent almost six months of the last year in ukraine. and the first time i was injured unfortunately. but it took a week off to recover back here in the u.s. and then what went right back again. my most recent route trip i returned about a month ago. >> at one point you were a medic you've also learned how to fire antitank missiles like the javelins and that sort of thing? >> that is correct. unfortunate did not have a prior military experience. i met up with other americans in ukraine that did have prior military experience they were able to teach me. they taught me how to room clear, we were able to impart that knowledge onto local ukrainians to help them with their volunteer battalions. they were extremely helpful in

guiding me and how to act and operate in wartime. >> and heavy engage in combat. you were injured, tell us about that question you saved a ukrainians life? >> that is correct too. i was injured march 20, 2022 right at the beginning of the war just north of kyiv. we are about 10 -- 15 kilometers behind enemy lines on a reconnaissance mission when our vehicle hit an antitank mine. and unfortunately that passenger who was in the front right passenger seats, his left leg was amputated as a result of that injury. we were able to pull him out of the vehicle, get a tourniquet on him and thankfully everyone else the vehicle was okay except for some minor injuries and minor shrapnel wounds. >> wow you just scared when you're deployed? >> never scared. for some reason when i go over there it's just about the mission.

trying to do the next right thing, saving lives as best as possible. and that moment you don't really have time to feel fear is just time to go with action. steve at what your parents think? >> i will say my parents don't sleep very well every single time i go back to ukraine they tend to step all night worrying. i think they also understand i have a propensity to want to go do something great and help people and stand up for what is right and they understand my reasoning for it. i do believe they support me in the endeavors. although every time i go back they are bit nervous about me fighting again. >> and finally, what is your sense? what would your message be to putin based on what you have seen with the russian authorities to the ambassador here new york about what he has wrought. >> if i could say something to putin, there's a lot i would say to putin first and foremost. what i will give is an example. when was was a little red president zelenskyy went there

within two days. president putin so fundamentally believes all of these different regions are truly his, then go to the front lines with your troops and see how it actually is. just like president zelenskyy's been doing putin is scared pretty sitting in moscow and showing out orders. but he does not seem to understand or at least he doesn't seem to care what it's actually like on the front lines. i would say get out of ukraine stop tramping on people's freedoms, respect sovereignty of the ukrainian people. and just do the next right thing. but unfortunately it's putin we are talking about. anything i say to him is not going to make a difference. eric: that blunt message from alexis who is helping the people of ukraine and the democracy, alexis thank you so much for joining us and for what you been doing. and for more for more is a charity that does help ukraine

alexis has been involved in. alexis, god bless pay. >> thank you very much for. >> of course, will have more news in a moment here on fox news life. ♪ i like to move it, move it ♪ ♪ you like to... move it ♪ we're reinventing our network. ♪ ♪ ♪ fast. reliable.

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arthel: right for campaign cash florida where the governor former president are holding dueling rallies at a potential showdown for the 2024 republican nomination. alexandria hoff has more from washington. >> gop nomination battle has not been made official just yet sprayed the tug-of-war over palm beach big money donors has kicked off. thursday former president trump made his third straight run for office toast of the major fundraiser at mar-a-lago. described as an intimate gathering for just a few miles away, the four seasons palm beach florida governor desantis is holding a retreat with roughly one third of 50 top donors. desantis is not expected to make a decision on a remote presidential run until sometime

this spring. in an interview airing on life, liberty, live in tomorrow the governor talked about the immediate criticism he has received. >> is hard for them to keep up with you when you are constantly doing new things and leaving on different issues. we have pretty much kept that pace going through my entire tenure as governor. people seek your out there. they see you are active but it makes it more difficult for these narratives to actually take hold in the coming to shoot at you for. >> for president trump not holding back shots. at a post earlier this week he used the nickname and read this, quote florida swing great long before ron desantis got there. people are fleeing from new york and florida and other places because of high taxes and out-of-control crime. not because of governor, thank you president trump to sanctimonious as he calls openly to other republicans have declared the candy so far biotech entrepreneur and former un ambassador nikki haley. haley also had a conference of

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arthel: university of central florida holding a vigil last night to honor dylan lions pretty graduated from the school and later became a tv news reporter. lions was shot and killed on wednesday while covering an earlier shooting in orlando. the gun men also accused of killing a 9-year-old girl at a nearby home before police arrested him. in help and moscow, idaho or four colleges are brutally murdered last november set to be torn down. >> workers have boarded up that house as you can see after the university of idaho said the owner of the house offered to donate it to the school. university president said the demolition is going to be a step toward healing. he hopes to have this home torn down by the end of the semester. police as you recall see brian killed madison, kylie, zana, and

ethan back on november 13. he is being held without bail he's due back in court for this horrendous case on june 26. arthel certainly those people cannot wait, not soon enough for this house to be torn down after that horrendous, horrendous murder. >> horrendous indeed eric. coming up by late 4:00 p.m. eastern on fox news live we are going to have more from today's huge rally that's taking place right now in washington d.c. to support ukraine as the world marks one year since russia's brutal invasion war on ukraine. the group is there we are going to speak to the president maria and our next hour. >> you can see samantha power the former united nations ambassador who is now byio demonstration official. we will ben. back.

♪ ♪ paul: welcome to the journal editorial report. i'm paul gigot. as the world marked the one-year anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine this week, president joe biden made a surprise visit to kyiv and delivered a dethe find speech in warsaw where he vowed that ukraine would never with a victory for russia. but as the war stretches into its second year, there's growing concern that china is stepping up its involvement in the conflict with the u.s. and its western allies warning that beijing is weighing whether to send lethal aid to moscow, a