dagen: god bless brooksville and roy link, that does it for us. have a good weekend. >> from the fox studio in new york city, this is "maria bartiromo wall street". maria: happy we can to all, welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in positions you for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo this weekend marks the one-year anniversary of russia's brutal invasion of ukraine. vladimir putin is vowing to continue the military campaign despite estimates of 200,000 russian casualties in this war china is now claiming it is pushing for a cease-fire between the two countries. amid reports it is actually considering supplying weapons to russia the white house meanwhile is pledging aid for ukraine and announcing sanctions against russia and it suspended the nuclear arms treaty to the united states is getting all of this with national security advisor fox news contributor general keith kellogg. it's great to have you this weekend thank you for joining us. >> to give maria, good to be with you. maria: one year in this war, where is it going is t

they're asking for volunteers to help resume the search today in brooksville, about an hour north ofe prepared to search deep into the woods. the ntsb sang the toxic train derailment in ohio is 100% preventable, announcing they will conduct a rare field hearing this spring. and transportation secretary pete buttigieg finally getting to the scene of the disaster yesterday, nearly three weeks after the derailment. he faces some tough questions on his delayed response, admittingd something sooner. >> i felt strongly about this, and could have expressed that sooner. again, i was taking pace to respect the role i have in the role i don't have, but that should not have stopped me from weighing in about how i felt about what was happening in this community. >> ashley: in the white house is defending president biden's decision to go ukraine before ohio, seeing agencies were on the ground even though the president was not. now, to a fox weather alert, southern california is in for a pretty wild weather weekend complete with heavy snow, sledding, rain, blizzard-like conditions, and hurricane f