arthel: i'm arthel neville. odesa is the headquarters of ukraine's navy and provides strategic access to the black sea. and the attacks there come as ukrainian forces have taken back areas near the capital city kyiv. meanwhile, putin has pledged to relate up on shelling near -- let up on shelling near conservative, but ukrainian officials say that has not been the case. cities continue to be pummeled by russian strikes on the 39th day of putin's unprovoked war. some u.s. officials say america needs to do more to help. >> given the -yard lines -- ukrainians anything that they can use and as fast as we can get it there, that's the message we had from president zelenskyy time after time. we can't dither and worry about some of the niceties here when the ukrainians are fighting for their very lives. arthel: we have fox team coverage from our correspondents and analysis in europe and here at home. we're going to start with griff jenkins. he's live in the western ukrainian city of lviv. griff. >> reporter: hi, arthel.

arthel? arthel: eric and casey, meanwhile, we're waiting for reaction from the biden administration on those new record numbers. we're going to go to lucas tomlinson live at the white house with more. >> reporter: good afternoon, arthel. earlier the mayor of rio grande city offered this suggestion: >> if president biden and governor abbott would sit down and have a conversation to address it, because that's the only way that it's really going to be -- we would be able to truly address this once and for all. >> reporter: for the fourth consecutive day a chart or bus from texas sent by governor abbott has a arrived here in washington just a few blocks from the u.s. capitol. some of the migrants headedded to union station for a town to new york. others had family members meeting them. we we spoke to some earlier this week. >> translator: i want an opportunity to get ahead. i want a job and opportunity to move forward. >> reporter: -- agree with texas governor abbott's strategy. >> governor abbot

arthel: hello, everyone, i'm arthel neville. both sides of the aisle coming together to try to stop the rollback, eric, and avoid more chaos at our southern border. bipartisan bills were introduced in the house and senate thursday to block president biden from lifting the policy in the need to address the flood of migrants that could follow. democrats from texas to new hampshire have signed on saying they don't think the president is prepared for a potential migrant wave. let's go to lucas tomlinson live at the white house with the latest from there. >> reporter: arthel, dhs expects a record number of migrants across the southern border this summer, some 18,000 a day, when the trump era public health measure is repealed next month. the senate's top republican on what he thinks will happen. >> it will produce a gusher far beyond the open border we already have, produce a gusher of additional people coming in. totally inconsistent, by the way, with them asking us for $10 billion for vaccines and therapeutics. >> reporter: here's a

hi, arthel. arthel: hi, eric, i'm arthel neville. left of their neighborhoods on a day meant to celebrate rebirth and renewal in bucha the kyiv suburb where we saw war crimes, one resident describes the intense emotion on this day. >> i just prayed today to stop crying, i did not stop crying for a day. it is very difficult. we have survived the horrors and we are constantly crying. arthel: priests are doing what they can to try to comfort ukraine's faithful amid the widespread destruction as vladimir putin appears to now be putting his hopes on the new offensive in the east. griff jenkins live in ukraine's capital city of kyiv. griff: let's talk about mariupol, the situation in southern port city is dire, it is believed that there are more than 20,000 civilians who have died there and as eric was mentioning it appears that it could be falling possibly soon into the hands of the russians which would give them quite a victory. their first real significant victory and it would also give them that land bridge to crimea. however, the ukra

arthel? arthel: meanwhile, the u.s.working with allies to transfer soviet-made tanks to bolster ukraine defenses. that's on top of another $30 million aid -- $300 million aid package. david spunt is live in wilmington, delaware, with the president. david. >> reporter: hi, arthel, the president is actually taking photographs with some sailors right now. he didn't make any if news on ukraine. however, you mentioned that $300 million. that is significant from the pentagon going to ukraine. this is in addition -- overall, arthel, since the president took office back in january 2021, the united states has given ukraine more than $2 billion in financial assistance. obviously, the bull of that amount of -- the bulk of that amount of money is from what we've seen since the beginning of the war, about five weeks, a little over five weaks ago from now. the president in wilmington, delaware, this weekend but continues to stay in touch with his national security team back in washington. yesterday in an exclusive interview with bret

>> hi arthel.yne haskins tried to cross multiple lanes of traffic early yesterday morning. haskins was in south florida to train us on his teammates. florida hope patrol said haskins was walking interstate 595 in fort lauderdale for unknown reasons around 6:30 7:00 a.m. we try to cross the highway was hit by a dump truck. he was pronounced dead at the scene. haskins was a standout at ohio state before becoming washington's first round pick in 2019 he played two seasons with them before moving on to the pittsburgh steelers parade last year. prayers and tribute's are pouring in from teammates, coaches and other athletes for its dealers start at linebacker tj watt posted to twitter the world lost a great person today. and steelers head coach mike tomlin said haskins was one of our hardest workers both on the field and in our community. dwayne was a great teammate but even more so a tremendous friend to so many i am truly heartbroken. ohio state posted this photo of haskins calling him a leader, legend

arthel? arthel: jeff paul live in lviv, thanks. eric? eric: you herald the prime minister say putin's forces worse than isis. we want to warn you again that the images you're about to see are disturbing. the photo show what authorities say are bodies of civilians just lying in the street, shot by those russian forces as they retreated. others brutalized with signs of torture. officials say more than 400 bodies of civilians have been found in towns near kyiv. images are sparking global outrage now. calls for the investigation by the international criminal court in the hague and a possible -- into possible war crimes committed by president vladimir putin and his russian forces. listen to ukrainian mother olena gnes who crazinged her baby -- cradled her baby when talking to me earlier, and she described the horrors that have been unfolding around her. >> there were women raped, children raped. there were men, civilians who were just tied and killed and tortured. it's a terrible war crime. it's a

arthel. arthel: we will continue to support you.nd as the war enters the sixth week more and more ukrainian refugees have decided to go back home despite the dangers many say they are returning because they cannot find anywhere else to live for any work to support themselves but others say they are concerned for family members left behind. alexis and mick adams is live in southeastern poland with the very latest on that, alexis. >> hi arthel. it does not make sense to many of us were watching right now people listening about why would anyone be going back to ukraine? we've had some people ask afraid refugees have a simple answer their families or their pride we have to remember what happened when these attacks by russia started for they barely had any notice. they heard that showing, i grabbed it with a code and they left that means he left behind their family members the people who cannot make this long trip to get out of ukraine m had to pull in. also those who are serving on the front lines which are many people's family members

arthel: thanks, ted.ld week in court as johnny depp took the stand in his legal battle with amber heard. deb is suing his ex-wife but can he convince the jury to side with him? we'll get into that next. ♪♪ did something happen this morning? i don't think so leap. oh you are crazy. >> that video was part of evidence presented this week in a legal battle between jerry death and his ex wife amber heard. depp is suing her for defamation over 2018 column where she said she'd been abused but did not mention him by name. the high-profile case turned into a spectacle when depp took a stand. the pirates of the caribbean star has been asked about everything from abuse to tax, he sent two friends suggesting violence against her. depp was asked about the video where he was seen trashing the couples kitchen during an argument. >> i did assault a couple of cabinets but i did not touch ms. heard. as you can see. >> you may have been drunk in the video, correct? >> there's a possibility i was. eric: attorney and member o

arthel. arthel: u.s.verdose deaths reached record high last year driven by the surge in the use of the powerful opioid that you just showed us fentanyl, cdc data shows more than 106,000 people overdosed and died between november of 2020 in november of 2021. that is a 15% increase from the year before by the cdc says that fentanyl is the biggest contributor to those overdoses it's often laced with other drugs like cocaine or heroin without the users knowing it. harm reducing advocates in california are trying a new way to save lives by putting free fentanyl test strips at bars and restaurants so they can trust their drugs professional before using local business owners is a pretty winning strategy. >> and for us, i want to keep our customers alive. reit fought to stay alive through covid i want them to be able to keep coming here, not die on a street or die at home because they have decided to try some new drug. >> it's making sure my regulars, my customers that choose to do recreational drugs can be more

arthel. arthel: all right, eric, meanwhile british intelligence says russia's ramped up attacks are being met with fierce resistance by ukraine forces tweeting this, quote, despite russia making some territorial gains, ukrainian resistance has been strong across all axis and inflicting significant cost on russian forces, poor russian morale and limited time to reconstitute, re-equip and reorganize forces from prior offenses are hindering russia's effectiveness. let's bring david perkins, commander of u.s. army training and also fox contributor. as russia's war of ukraine movers into the next phase, if you would, assess ukraine's and russia's strategy and which side is more likely to achieve its desired outcome? >> well, good day and thanks for having me on. there's really a couple of things going on. one obviously the russian strategy has changed dramatically. the original plan to have the multiaccess attack in kyiv and put in place a puppet government that supports russia pretty dramatically

hi arthel.aul: hi everyone i am ortho novel by the cdc had announced last week it would lift title 42 next month for the health order authorizes the quick expulsion of migrants at the border due to the covid-19 pandemic. but lawmakers say ending the policy will cause get a nether search of a migrants with the border agents already overwhelmed. five moderate democratic senators are joining republicans to propose a measure that would block the cdc's move. a border mayor telling us earlier today both sides of the aisle must come together to solve this crisis. next i like this idea of partisanship. the reality in order to address this integration, this border security it must be a bipartisan solution going back to the comprehensive immigration reform. before lucas tomlinson is live at the white house one of the saying there? >> border patrol reach an all-time high last year. that is one reason many lawmakers want to keep the trump era public policy help order barring some migrants from entering the

. >> hello, i am arthel neville. both sides of the aisle coming together trying to stop the rollback of title to 42 to avoid chaos of the southern border. bipartisan bills introduced in the house and senate thursday to block president biden from the finca policy and need to address the flood of migrants that could follow. democrats from texas to new hampshire have signed on saying they don't think the president is prepared for potential migrant wave. lucas tomlinson live at the white house with the latest. >> texas governor greg abbott made good to send migrants to the nation's capitol. not all republicans agree with this strategy. the fourth consecutive day, shorter bus from texas arrived a few blocks from u.s. capitol, some of the migrants headed to union station for a train to new york and others have family meeting them. we spoke with some of them earlier this week. earlier the mayor of texas watertown offered this suggestion for solving the border crisis. he said he wants president biden and governor abbott to s

arthel. arthel: hello erica, hello everyone i am arthel neville. a russian takeover of mariupol would be a crucial victory for vladimir putin after the russian army failed to storm the capitol city of maricopa while 12 has been a prime target of russian attacks in cities of mayor intense shelling has killed more than 10,000 civilians and left a 90% of mariupol destroyed or damaged. neat meantime christians in ukraine gathered today for mass in the middle of neighborhoods reduced to rubble. orthodox christians are marking a palm sunday today will other christians around the world are celebrating easter by praying for peace. priests in the devastated city of bucha are trying to comfort a community that is reeling from russia's attacks. citizens there are begging for an end to the carnage. >> i wish this war is over soon. as soon as possible and people stopped suffering we can prevent worse is spreading to europe. arthel: alive in kyiv with more. >> hi arthel it's hard to overstate how difficult

arthel: gloried to ukraine.k and thanks for that life report in kyiv thank you. >> president zelenskyy is calling for president biden to visit ukraine justice prime minister boris johnson did a couple of weeks ago. and on this program "fox news live" a few weeks so ukrainian member of parliament also invited president biden to kyiv. the secretary of state and the secretary of defense going tomorrow according to mr. zelenskyy, they will bring a message of solidarity but does it mean more jim walsh is with us security expert to mit for the security studies program there, jim always good to see you. >> good to see you eric. >> of course will visit not yet confirmed by the state department president zelenskyy says so the visit by blinken and austin tomorrow, could that mean will that mean more than a photo up? >> typically when you have visits in this context if you go back and read the archives and presidential libraries you will see visits are accompanied by announcements. in this case to be announcements of more

arthel: thank you. eric: time now for the situation a on the southern border, that's with the concern is growing now, the migrant members that explode and was president biden ends title 42 next month, now the trump era policy barred many migrants from entering our country during this pandemic some members of the presidents on party now are pushing back on his decision and now a group of border city officials, but they are calling for a copy is a plan to replace title 42 because here live with the latest on what happened hi lucas. reporter: yes a bipartisan group of senators have introduced legislation and delayed appeal of title 42 for two months and this is texas governor greg abbott said he will ship the eagle of migrants by best appeared to the nation's capitol in earlier republican congressman from texas weighed in. >> it is a bit of a 'political theater' you know, letting up 900 buses going from texas to dc, and that is a long haul the requires a lot of money and resources that i get what is happen

[laughter] arthel: that is white we respect our military so much. imagine doing that. you train for that in our life-threatening situation. charles did alright in his report we are back in one hour at 4:00 p.m. eastern. please join us then. ♪ >> hello editor report i am paul gigot. with russian troops fully withdrawn from the capitol region of kyiv the scope of vladimir putin's barbarity came into sharp focus this week with scenes of murder and mass graves from bucha and other ukrainian towns. the biden administration or western allies moving to impose new sanctions against the kremlin in retaliation to what they are calling war crimes for ukraine now embracing for a renewed russian offensive on its eastern front were dozens of

i'm arthel neville, hi, eric. eric: and i'm eric sean. thank you for joining us, everyone. the

arthel: nice work mr. schommer back at 4:00 p.m. eastern the journal editorial report is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ spieth i welcome to the journal editorial report i am paul gigot. as vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine enters its six-week president bites of the russian leader seems to be self i study with u.s. officials claiming he was being misled by top advisers about the wars going in the true toll sanctions is taking on the russian economy ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy claiming the invasion has a turning point calling what heavy weapons including tanks, aircraft and artillery systems" freedom should be armed no worse than tierney. let's bring out republican congressman mike gallagher of wisconsin. he is on the house armed services committee, congressman great to see you. so, let's start with ukraine. based on everything you are hearing from the administration and others, are we giving the ukrainians unknot off to prevail in the conflict? >> no we are not. we had a hearing with the european commander this week. it was unsatisfyi

arthel: , trajectory. >> what we like to hear. aos from here. the tracking system getting telemetry from the falcon nine with dragon on top. t plus four minutes and ten seconds, everything continues to be modeled. it will come back down landing on the ship, second stage through it burn to get the crew into orbitug. four and a half minutes. everything continues to look good. >> what a picture perfect liftoff. live view of the crew inside dragon endeavor. it looks like everyone is still pretty comfy. john said earlier -- >> trajectory is nominal. >> good hello, trajectory is nominal john mentioned we got to about three and a half jesus. >> signal new hampshire left-hand side of your screen, we can see the first stage y making its way back down to earth targeting a landing a shortfall of gravitas parked a couple hundred miles off the course of florida in the atlantic ocean. second stage on the right hand side everything continues to be nominal there is the engine is powering second stage and dragon endeavor. to its target drop off orbit. absolutely

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arthel: no, no, no happy easter everyone thank you so much for joining us. ♪ hello everyone and happyaster. nicole and anne on this easter sunday and message of peace from pope francis who held his first outdoor easter mass since he could run a virus pandemic began. the pope marking christianity's most joyous day at a time when the war in ukraine weighs heavily on his heart. >> may there be peace for war-torn ukraine. so sorely tried by the violence of destruction is cruel and senseless war into which was drive a quick somber eastern ukraine. still many ukrainians pack churches throughout the country to combine ancient traditions with the reality of war. griff jenkins is live in kyiv with what's happening there. hi griff. >> hi alicia. good evening we are watching here the situation that is very dire in mariupol the southern seaport city has been besieged for 53 days. it is starting guys to have a bit of an alamo feel to it because you have some 2000 ukrainian forces dug in, bunker it in a steel plant vowing to fight to the very end will russian forces are surrounding them. but ukrain

. >> hello i am in for arthel. two other big stories we are following this hour the far left still melting down over elon musk and twitter what are the most prominent names in an online feud with the social media giants new owner. and the countdown continues to the end of trump eric title 42 covid restrictions at the border. a federal judge put a temporary hold on lifting the measure is the administration faces pressure from all sides. we have fox news team coverage brian at the southern border, nate foy on the battle over twitter and free speech. but first to alexandria hoff life of what you might call crisis central, the white house. >> there is a lot going on. this week president biden said he is not concerned about a recession right now. he did say he is concerned about the possibility of a recession next year even without economic concerns right now, this has been a busy week here at the white house. several bidens cabinet members were grilled on capitol hill on gas prices, crime and the southern border. the h

hello and welcome to a brand-new hour of fox news live, i am arthel neville. >> thank you for joiningls but the first trip, the biden cabinet since russia invaded ukraine 59 days ago.

arthel: meanwhile here at home parental rights on the spotlights a hot issue that's been in the headlinesre second graders in that state could soon be taught lessons related to gender

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