steve, ainsley, brian. >> steve: mike, thank you very much. >> ainsley: president biden leaving veryld leaders to end the war in ukraine but ended the right way. >> steve: jacqui heinrich has beaten the president to brusselsand joins us live this afternoon. one of the people there what are they expecting to hear from the president and our nato allies? >> steve, ainsley, brian they want to hear from the president concrete plant something new because as you mentioned a 28 of this crisis in ukraine. tomorrow the president is expected to announce new sanctions on as many as 300 or more members of the russian parliament according to "the wall street journal." the new plans to help reduce dependence on russian gas. >> people join our partners with further sanctions and tightening the existing sanctions to crack down on invasion and to ensure enforcement. he will work with allies on longer-term adjustments to nato force on the eastern flank. >> we don't have any details yet on the energy french but the german chancellor said germany will and dependence on russia oil and gas and but he warne

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>> good morning, ainsley, steve and brian.hat's going on russian claims about pulling their assault back on that capital of kyiv turns out to be a flat out lie. they are doing just the opposite and the pictures show that look at these images of the aerial strikes and bombardment north of the capital in the suburbs around kyiv. and you had also overnight an attack northeast of the capital in chernihiv more bombardments. nothing left but the smoldering buildings remaining this after zelenskyy addressed the australian department earlier this morning warning how far putin's fury might go. >> there hasn't been this nuclear attacks as we have now. russians they are openly discussing the possibility of using nuclear weapons against those who don't want to subdue. >> this as the pentagon says russian forces are we deploying for a new defensive and press secretary john kirby says putin is being mislead about the failures of his troops. >> we would concur with the conclusion that mr. putin has not been fully informed by his ministry of

ainsley come over to you. >> ainsley: thank you so much.ere in the northeast. we are going to set some cold-weather records. let's take a look at the temperatures over the windshield. when it feels like with their wins. it feels really cold. let's do that right now. 10 degrees is what it feels like in new york city. teams across much of the northeast and the great legs, i know we can get those up at some point. can we? they may go. when jill, five is what it feels like in buffalo. eight in pavement. that's take a look at those maps. we are going to break some records. 24 as the nighttime low this evening. philadelphia 23. atlantic city 21. it's just a pocket of cold air across the northeast and the great lakes. you look at the plane states. we are going to be setting some records for parts of texas up towards the northern rockies. then we are going to track this next storm system that moves into california bring a beneficial rain. that is the storm that's going to produce the severe threat we think on tuesday and wednesday for some of these

>> brian, ainsley, pete, good morning.t a few minutes ago we heard air raid sirens sounding across the ukrainian capital of kyiv. this city is still very much under attack. we bring you sad update from the southern port city of mariupol where officials say three people were killed yesterday in that russian strike on a maternity hospital along with at least 17 others injured. now, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy whereas very clear calling this attack a war crime. as you can see from this video there is indeed evidence that a war crime was committed as mothers and children were hit and targeted in this hospital. the deputy mayor of mariupol detailed other disturbing actions by the russians in the city since this invasion began. saying more than 1100 people have been killed with dozens buried in mass graves. zelenskyy had this to say. >> they blocked our cities, the biggest cities in ukraine and they have blocked and because they don't want our people to get food, water. >> this comes as the ukrainians say russian for

brian, ainsley, and steve?> brian: hey, griff, do you get a sense of yet of how the president's trip and the eu, the g 7 and the nato meetings, how that let son nateed in lviv? >> yesterday there are several members of parliament refugee humanitarian almost almost 4 million refugees coming through here. there is hope that president zelenskyy constant communication in pushing for things like it military aid is really galvanizing the west and the eu. now, whether or not they continue to provide that aid will be anybody's guess. but, clearly no signs that it is backing off because you are seeing as we mentioned the ukrainian counter offensive really starting to have successes. not just in the capital area near kyiv but also in other parts of the country. and you are going to see an unbelievable fight where the ukrainian forces will need more of that aid. even the javelins and stingers as they battle in the south and east. mariupol still getting reduced to rubble. that fight in mykolaiv so key. a sea port down ther

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brian, steve, ainsley?union and that looks very good. quick question, i haven't heard much about drones from turkey have they been continuing to provide those drones because i heard they are very effective but i haven't heard much about it lately. >> >> you are right. neither i have to be honest, early on we talked a lot about them drones that turkey gave quite a few of. which have been so successful at armenian war just last year. they are cheap, they are effective. they are easy to control. they were helping to take out some of these convoys. we know that the ukrainians are asking for more drones. they still are whether or not they received them, we don't know. slightly larger drones, ukrainians are using much smaller drones that carry a pay load of about 3 kilos. those they have plenty of. and they send those out very hard to be shot down because they are so small. and actually almost a playbook out of some of the middle eastern tactics that we saw. you can just rig these things explosives, fly them over

steve, ainsley and brian? >> ainsley: thank you, jacqui.russian black sea fleet vessel. >> steve: this comes as today marks one month since the invasion started. >> brian: mike tobin has been there almost the whole time lviv. ukraine is where we have them now. hey, mike, one month in, some gains and there is a lot of cities that have been rubled. >> well the ukrainians have made some gains on the ground. the big gain they are talking about today is ukrainian forces claim they have shot the largest russian naval ship hit yet during the course of this war. black smoke is billowing, secondary explodes can be heard from the port of berdyansk. berdyansk is a town to the west of mariupol. it's one of the first towns that russian forces claimed they had control of after the start of the invasion. this is an alligator class tank hauler, about 310 feet long. it was shown on russian state tv just days earlier offloading armored personnel carriers, ukraine claims they hit it with a ballistic missile. shaping up as humanitarian disaster located north o

>> ainsley, good morning.his russia's invasion of ukraine began on february 24th. at least 13,000 people have been arrested. for protesting the war in russia. over the weekend, president vladimir putin sign ago law that makes it illegal for journalists and news organizations to plush antiwar content and those who violate the law face 15 years in prison. a journalists who recently left the state run network russia today offering a grim assessment of the war's future. marie bare nova telling fox news digital quote i know these people very well they never send threats they just kill. there is kind of a weird silence around me but i really think we are on the brink of a nuclear war right now leading to closed borders, food rationing and the very real possibility of russia's banking system collapsing within days. ainsley? >> ainsley: thank you so much, todd. there is an amazing family down in texas. they are raising thousands of dollars for ukrainian exchange student whose family is trapped in kyiv. an i can't mom

brian, steven, ainsley?n people fleeing and interviewed a lot of people leaving and moms saying goodbye to husbands at the border because the husband has to fight. when you look at the video i'm not seeing many of the troops on the ground. are you seeing that when you are walking around town? >> you don't see battalions or large groups of troops in the city. smaller groups preparing for urban warfare. we gather when they go out and attack the con i haves, for example, it's very much hit and run. so they go in with, you know, with javelins that they take out some of the first tanks and they disappear again. this is really a country that is gearing up for resistance movement. there aren't large targets, that russians can strike. i think that's one of the ways they have been so successful. we're not privy toward the ukrainian military movement, but certainly they are doing a lot better than was previously thought. >> steve: right. and speaking of targets, benjamin, president zelenskyy the last couple of hours s

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>> yeah, ainsley.l today including president biden saying is he going to reject accountability for what happened there. that doesn't give americans a lot of confidence for the way president biden can handle foreign policy in the future. now here we where a crisis in ukraine. with russia invading and administration's response up until now has been to tell americans that they need to brace for higher energy prices while continuing this green new deal, climate change agenda, which has led to high gas prices in the first place as a result of leasing and not having here in the united states. when it comes to the issue of foreign policy, the united states is still funding russia and importing more oil. president biden said right before a climate change summit in october of just last year, four months ago that russia needed to pump more oil. when it comes to the question of domestic energy production here at home where the average price of gas in california, the average price $4.33 today. americans are lookin

brian, ainsley, pete?> brian: on the kyiv, any indication these units have experience in urban fighting that they will get out of their armor and actually go block to block? have they done that before besides blowing up a hospital on foot? do you think this is requesting to be a first for them it seems? >> on the contrary. every time they have had to have any face-to-face fighting so far in country, they have failed miserably, which is why we have seen the extent of bombings, bombardment and shelling. look, there have been many questions about how motivated they are. about who they are. many are are 18-year-old conscript. that's why ukrainians feel so optimistic head-to-head battle. many ukrainians have had experience. many spent two years at a time there they are battle-experienced whereas many of these russians are not. their army has been largely defensive one until now. that's why we have seen many of the mistakes they have made in the lead up to this and first two weeks that being said you look at the

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>> good morning, ainsley. this friday morning. probably no more flooding but let's dive right into our satellite and radar from across the country. all of that right now hovering just along the east coast and moving out into the atlantic ocean still the northern portions and some of the interior new england areas. as a result there is some winter advisories across northern maine into this afternoon. that's what's happening on the east coast but if i take you out west potential record highs running in from the large running into triple digits. also your letter your headlights. >> thanks, adam. california drivers are feeling pain in the pump. in oceanside police is offering a solution. they are handing out a $50 bills to unsuspected drivers. giving away $1500 in total. locals were quick to share their gratitude watch. >> is hard to afford everything. just getting around getting her to day care and all that stuff has been difficult. >> i get like 8 miles per gallon so i'm playing like $300 per week. >> it's going

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. >> julie ainsley, thank you. and, again, congratulation on your new baby and good to see you again. >>> president biden is expected to discuss more than 3.5 ref jeers left ukraine and almost two thirds of them poured into poland. kristina has been running ukraine's u.s. embassy from poland after it was relocated from kyiv, lviv, and now lviv to poland. thank you so much for what you and your colleagues are doing so heroically for the people in ukraine. you and your staff working on this, so what does it look like from the ground? what are you trying to deal with from there? >> well, we are located not too far from the border here in poland. i travel to the border frequently. my folks that do refugees, migration and assistance are there almost every day. you have to say the poles have done a very good job. they're taken in all ukrainian nationals that come to the border and doing their best to quickly move them into more permanent locations where they can stay and take care of themselves. they've avoided any sort

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we'll talk to julia ainsley, who's broken news on this front today. europe has put out the welcome mat. no visas for three years, no need for work permits, no covid tests. come on in. and a at the same time, u.s. is making it very difficult, the red tape. they're considering doing something on letting more refugees from ukraine get in. >> president biden has said he wants to welcome the refugees with open arms. that's not what's happening in part because of title 42, which prevents refugees from coming in because of the covid pandemic. and we do have the sense -- and you're going to talk to julia ainsley, they may be looking to let in some of the more vulnerable ref ulkes and more targeted refugees. there's a real push sfril the u.s. to ease borders even more, even as this continues to be a growing cries, particularly for countries like poland and it's going to be a real focus when he visits poland and speesks to and thanks the polish president for housing millions of refugees who have fled ukraine. >> and you're going to be anchoring at 2:00. i'm goi

for more on this, let's bring in nbc's julia ainsley.rter: previously, jose, any immigrant who came to the united states would get a hearing, but whether they were able to stay remained up to an immigration judge. there's a 1.2 million case backlog which means immigrants are waiting two years in a purgatory where they can't work, don't know if they can be deported or not. now they're going to let asylum officers make that decision. if they find an immigrant does qualify for asylum, they can grant that. if they say the immigrant does not qualify, then the immigrant would go to court where a judge would make the final decision on deportation. this, of course, is to bring down that backlog and it's also making good on something that was put into practice -- into consideration over the summer. but exactly where, when and how many people this will affect, the administration has not yet confirmed. >> julia ainsley, thank you very much. >>> up next, as the war goes into its second month, we'll talk to a member of the ukrainian parliament who ha

joining me with more details, nbc's julia ainsley.thing, restrictions are being lifted across the country and also because there have been numerous challenges from immigration rights groups saying that they do not have the legal authority to continue to implement a public health order when they can't show exactly how this is preventing the spread of covid-19. for example, they allow unaccompanied children and most ukrainians to cross the border now, but they were using this to keep out single adults and families. it's hard to make that argument from a public health perspective on who could be spreading this and who couldn't. at this point, they have made a plan to lift it too 482 for all immigrants on may 23rd, which meanings they will go back to the status quo where any immigrant who arrives at the southern border will be able to make a claim for asylum. >> as you know well, some folks are worried, warning this policy gets lifted and then there will be a surge of migrants crossing the border. i want to play what white house communica

nbc's julia ainsley has that reporting from her sources. talk to us about what you're hearing. >> title 42 was put in place by the trump administration and had long thought to be lifted early on in the biden administration, that it wasn't necessary to stop the spread of covid, to keep kim grants from coming across the southern border. it's been in court battles for a long time now, and now we're und understanding the cdc has said they believe title 42, their authority to implement, can lift at the end of may. that means families coming across the border with young children. that means even single adults can cross the southern border and claim asylum. a return to the status quo of the asylum system that existed precovid. what that means for officials at dhs is there may be some scrambling going on. they said they may want to do a phased approach so they aren't overwhelmed by the resources at the border. they've also had some sources say that maybe this is giving people too much lead time and might encourage them to leave their homes in centr

. >> ainsley: see you tomorrow. >> brian: see you on radio. >> ainsley: we'll hear you on radio. >> there is a lot to get to. thanks for getting to midway point of this week. i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." the ukrainian capital waking up to explosions. you can hear them in the distance here. on air last hour benjamin hall saw a third missile firing off from the middle of the city. take a look. >> look at that. wow. >> what is that? >> bringing you to the scene here that appears to be an anti-aircraft missile. we think it may be a man portable air defense system. the third we've seen firing off from the middle of kyiv. the sound of jets overhead at the moment. >> bill: you know where the story is going now, right? watch the russian tanks and video advancing towards kyiv on the east side of the capital. it is tank after tank through this residential area. on the northwest part of the capital intense shelling leaving homes entirely leveled. >> dana: humanitarian described as apocalyptic. russia has broken cease-fire agreements. they're trapping child

. >> ainsley: yeah and the immediate polling shows on crime and inflation people say he missed the markthank you so much for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. >> you bet. thanks. >> todd: great being with you on an historic morning. >> carley: absolutely. >> todd: "fox & friends" begins right now. [gunfire] >> ukraine now into the seventh day of fighting. >> as putin continues escalating the weapons that he is using. >> president biden says he is putting putin on notice. >> he thought he could roll into ukraine and the world would roll over, but putin's wrong. >> a plot to assassinate president zelenskyy has been foiled. the assassins have been killed. [explosion] >> yes, yes. >> just this morning the ukrainian government says a russian missile has

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. >> ainsley: back at the top of the 8:00 hour with a fox news alert. offense. despite ongoing diplomatic talks between the two nations. >> brian: you have the united nations morning. military exercises in norway. cold training. and ukrainians are fleeing for his safety anywhere they can find it. the national organization migration saying this morning 3 million ukrainians have left the country after the start of the war many of which went to poland. >> we are getting close on that. and the leaders of the prime ministers of poland, the czech republic and slovenia are traveling to kyiv today on a train to stand with president zelenskyy in a show of support. president zelenskyy is also going to be addressing our congress tomorrow. are there prime ministers will visit with him later today in kyiv. >> i wonder if these leaders are coming there just for support or if this also has something to do with these diplomatic talks on my calling them the possibility of peace talks. that are ongoing right now in ukraine. >> brian: they absolutely know that the threat