. >> todd: pizza. >> carley: something for you. >> i didn't see,. >> carley: for lent. point obviously like to celebrate your birthday. if you want to go do something today, do something for somebody else. what you did for those people is amazing. as you mentioned donate. go doo something to help out your fellow man. we live in tough times right now. >> carley: that's absolutely right. we love that you shared your birthday moment with that absolutely special and accurate message. happy birthday. >> todd: thank you, guys. >> carley: with that "fox & friends" starts now. ♪ [explosions] >> and as the war in ukraine rages on, another round of peace talks are set to begin. [siren] >> there is a feeling here that the russian forces have absolutely stalled. >> we will stand our ground and defend every inch of our territory. [explosion] >> we are fighting for our freedom and our existence. what the russian army is doing is a genocide.

it is thursday, i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. second round of peace talks expected today. there is a clear picture of how deadly the invasion has been over the course of a week. >> todd: doug luzader, is live in washington. >> carley: start with jonathan hunt live on the ground in lviv. jonathan. >> jonathan: carl and he todd, mayor of kherson in south of ukraine says the ukrainian flag still flies over city hall, but he has admitted russian forces now control that strateically important city. he's agreed to a number of conditions to keep the ukrainian flag flying. he says he's asked russian forces not to shoot civilians and asked for time for the people of kherson to go out in the streets and in his words, collect the bodies. kherson, it is in the middle of the southern part of ukraine between mariupol and the port city of odessa on the black sea. both of those cities, russian forces are moving toward. if they take control of those two and kherson, they control pretty much all of southern ukraine, important bridge for them, they

carley. >> carley: tough one. the family has hope and that is a very good thing. we are next door, that is what the canadian energy official tells the biden administration for oil. >> todd: and ron desantis making a splash with his latest comments about the lia thomas controversy and you will want to hear what he is saying, don't go anywhere. >> carley: the state department says difficult issues are holding up the iran nuclear deal. officials are refusing to explain what the issues are. >> the jury is still out as to whether we will be able to achieve mutual return to compliance with the jcpoa. >> own us is on iran to make decisions. >> carley: sanctions is one of the last talks to revive the 2015 nuclear agreement. former secretary of state mike pompeo say removing the group from u.s. terror list would be dangerous capitulation. >> todd: it is said mayorkis broke the law. it comes as republicans on the house oversight and homeland security issues press the white house for information on number of migrants on the terror screening database. former border patrol chi

todd and carley. >> carley: first time he said that. president zelenskyy warning the world that world war iii might be underway and some say this situation could escalate quickly. >> if putin wins, the war criminal he is, still standing. ayatollah will -- nuclear arms race in the mideast. every problem we have today is made worse by putin winning. >> carley: cory mills, former dod aide visor joins us now there is fear this war could be the start of something bigger, what do you think about that? >> cory: yeah, we have to identify that russia, china and iran have alignment. this expansion is ukraine and could go to other non-nato countrys to advance and expand the border, part of president xi's plan to take africa, investing billions upon billions of dollars in ports to control the resource, economic war fare against america. you see where the irgc launched attack necessary iraq, that is so americans know that biden and iran are trying to get into the nuclear deal again, the fact is, they have had russia and foreign affairs minister lavr

>> you got to do this story slam my home state, carley? come on. >> carley: it pains us all.is crazy leftist liberal. a lot of us in wisconsin, if we could cut out dane county in madison and give it toism know, we would totally do it. there is a bunch of crazy left toe wackoes there. this is concerning that this is the ideology that we have in our leadership, even in small communities and, again, they don't love prayer, they don't love the pledge of allegiance, and this is the philosophy that they want to deliver to our children. and it just shows how woke our schools have become and how important it is for individuals, for parents to actually run for school boards, for county boards because they have a huge say in our lives. yes the senate is important. we just discussed that the house and the president is important. a huge impact in your life it's who sits on government roles on your school board, your city, and your town. so get out there and run. we have to stop complaining and get edge gauged. >> todd: sean duffy, we appreciate as always. i endeavor to do a positive wisc

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you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus.iant president zelenskyy says his country will win the war, encouraging russian troops to surrendero die. we are talking to the ukrainian president's advisor ahead of zelenskyy's joint address to congress tomorrow. >> todd: live to lviv, jonathan hunt has more from ov

>> carley: i did not.ed you to a new jersey mayor helping ukrainian refugees, he went to poland. >> todd: he's back in the u.s. and this morning he is live in the studio to tell us what he saw first hand, don't go anywhere. mfort? anywhere. align contains a quality probiotic to naturally help soothe digestive upsets 24/7. try align, the pros in digestive health. and join the align healthy gut team up and learn what millions of align users already know. how great a healthy gut can feel. sign up at alignprobiotics.com also try align dualbiotics gummies to help support digestive health. >> carley: a fox news alert. one person is dead from a russian attack on an apartment build nothing kyiv. the kremlin bombingly an aircraft plant on the edge of the city and levelling an administrative building in the west. >> todd: jonathan hunt. >> it has been a violent monday morning on this, the 19th day of this war. take a look at this map. russian strikes across the country today, at least two hitting suburbs of kyiv. on

. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. washington being asked to fix another comment from the president. mark meridith has details. griff jenkins is live on the ground in lviv. >> griff: good morning, carley and todd. dire warning from chernobyl coming from ukraine's prime minister, she wants the un to demand demilitarization around chernobyl as the un's nuclear watchdog has a mission on the ground in ukraine at this hour. concern about places like chernobyl, as well as depresia in the southern region as the fighting is now entering the fifth week with just a glimmer of hope that there could be progress the negotiations, but as far as the notion russia will reduce their assault in the can i have kyiv area, nobody is buying it. president zelenskyy urging caution about that saying he's not dropping his defenses any time soon and white house communication director kate bedingfield saying nobody should be fooled this is a pullback by any means and john kirby warning about a new threat that could evolve against the capital. >> nobody should be fooling ourselves by the kremlin's claim it will

carley and todd. >> carley: alexandria, thank you, alex. round of peace talks set to begin this week and turkey. >> todd: we go to jonathan hunt with more, jonathan. >> todd and carley, good morning to both of you. we will enter a new week of this war. we enter possibly a new phase of this war. certainly there is a feeling here that the russian forces have absolutely been installed and in places at least are in something of a retreat, in particular around the suburbs of kiev. where they have driven the russians back hundreds of jobs in several places, miles and other places and the fighting continuing but of course particularly in the east and the country both sides prepare to get peace negotiations underway once again today in turkey with president zelenskyy sagging again very pointedly, "it is time to do a real deal. listen here to president zelenskyy. >> a new round of negotiations is ahead because we are looking for peace. our priorities and negotiations. territorial integrity are beyond that. >> and while in the u.s. and around the wor

i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. we have mike tobin live on the ground in lviv. more on the next steps from nato. >> todd: griff jenkins with more on the key steps left out of biden's speech. griff. >> griff: the president spoke for an hour, drawing bipartisan applause and promising to hold putin accountable, announcing closure of u.s. air space for russian flights. >> president biden: he met with a wall, he met ukrainian people. join ally necessary closing american air space to all russian flights. >> griff: biden vowed to tackle numerous crisis at home from soaring gas prices to the southern border and brought up the defund the police crowd and covid fatigue in front of a suddenly maskless audience >> president biden: secure the board sxer fix the immigration system. the answer is not to defund the police, it is to fund the police. use this moment to reset. stop looking at covid as partisan dividing line. >> griff: iowa governor kim reynolds hammered biden as weak president that left the country in the grip of several crisis. >> you shouldn't have to wake up ev

carley?todd: griff jenkins live for us this morning, thank you. president biden did not hold back speaking about russian vladimir putin yesterday. thank you. >> does president zelenskyy need to cede any territory to gain a cease-fire with russia? do you think russia needs to be removed from the g20? >> on the latter point, my answer is yes. that depends on the g20. if that can be done, if indonesia and others do not agree, then we should, in my view, ask to have both ukraine be able to attend the meetings. >> carley: good morning to you, sir. your reaction to the press conference yesterday any announcements that president biden made? >> well, it's another mess. it's kind of in the pattern of the biden administration to bluntly contradict what is factual record. the whole focus on sanctions, deterring or not deterring. so we look at what is in place on the ground with russia, what they've actually done, and clearly nothing that they've done over the last year -- remember, this build of russian

. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. six missiles were likely launched from the black sea. two were shot down by defense systems. this major escalation by moscow happening not far from where borders provide around the update. jonathan. >> jonathan: carley and todd, good morning to you, just after dawn this morning, we heard the air raids here in the center -- reverberated across this city. russian missiles slamming into an aircraft repair facility, we are told that is literally right next to lviv airport, one of the largest in this country. we are told that those missiles were launched via aircraft from over the black sea. they were kh555 cruise missiles that slammed into the airport there. you can see the thick, black smoke rising from the facility there. we are told by the mayor of lviv, there was no activity at that facility. it is aircraft repair center, but no activity was going on there. we're being told that one person was wounded in the early-morning strike. want to get to the smart question carley asked an hour ago about whether the s-300 air defense system that sl

. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. crews across ukraine are working to bolster key cities after sirens in kyiv sent men, women and children rushing to bomb shelters this morning. we have live team coverage with jonathan hunt on the ground in western ukraine. brooke singman is following america's energy crisis as gas prices hit brand-new record high today. we begin with griff jenkins in washington. griff. >> griff: good morning, carl and he todd. vice president harris will say we stand firmly with the ukrainian people. and two, assistance to ukraine will continue and two, putin made mistake that will result in resounding defeat for russia, according to senior official who shot down poland's offer to transfer mig 29 fighter jets to germany saying issue it is our judgment this one is not a tenable one. we want and are encouraging our allies to pring ideas forward and to stay in close coordination across the board. that rejection is drawing criticism. president biden should explain why he vetoed fighter jets for ukraine, a

carley. >> carley: that is right. day eight, fighting continues. jonathan, thank you. aaron cohen, with the counter terrorism unit. great to see you. given what jonathan just said, what does ukraine need to do to win this war? >> first of all, i want to shout out to zelenskyy, this is a very strong leader, regardless of his acting background, he's doing incredible job solidifying the ukrainian people to get them together to fight. as far as what they need to do, couple major factors. similar to israel, this country is being invaded by a larger force. the will of the people is important, the ukrainians are bonded, as the rest of the world. the russians are holding back in terms of their strategic capabilities. they have air superiority, they have battleships in the black sea right now. i think the ukrainians have made a very smart move by putting together this volunteer international battalion, where they've got thousands of volunteers coming in. the problem is, they are getting limited amounts of training and i think the ukrainian president needs to bolster the trainin

. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. defiant president zelenskyy says his country will win the war, encouraging russian troops to surrendero die. we are talking to the ukrainian president's advisor ahead of zelenskyy's joint address to congress tomorrow. >> todd: live to lviv, jonathan hunt has more from overnight. good morning to you. >> good morning to you, just before dawn here in ukraine. thunderous explosions were heard in the capital city of kyiv. missile strikes launched again apparently and missiles slamming into residential buildings once again, near the city center. they were some of the loudest explosions yet heard in the center of the capital and as you can see, an apartment building once again engulfed in flames, similar scene to what we saw yesterday morning at around the same time, both instances, there were casualties, waiting for final confirmation how many were killd and injured in today's strike. yesterday, visiting the site of one of those russian strikes was vladamir klitscko, he said in ukraine will

. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus, our reporter necessary lviv, roughly 80 miles away from one of the attacks. that is where we find jonathan hunt, jonathan, what is the latest? >> todd and carley, the russian air force went to work, striking in the east and west of this country. west about 80 miles from lviv, they hit an air base near the took of lutk, home to the 204th tactical brigade, home to the migs the ukrainian air force has been using to fight against the russians east of the country. they hit dnipro, they hit a kindergarten, an apartment building and a shoe factory. you can see the devastation and fires, we are waiting for confirmation on the number of civilian casualties, it appears inevitable that there are some. in the meantime, the ukrainian forces are fighting back. take a look at this video, this is outside kyiv, line of armored personnel ambushed by ukrainian forces who say they took out several of those russian vehicles. president zelenskyy of ukraine saying to russian soldiers, go home or face death. listen here. >> you can still save yourself, if you just go home. do not b

but carley i know you are a woman. >> carley: thank you. >> i think i have that figured out from eightht's ridiculous. what she is doing is what other nominees have done. sotomayor and kagan did this none descript in their answers, so can't be penned. i don't know is not acceptable. this is about keeping the left wing basis the democrats in line and votes from those senators. any republican, susan collins. mitt romney, lindsey graham voted for her in her circuit. this is theatrics for the republicans. my disappointment in more in them. because i expect the democrats to go for this left wing judge. >> todd: interesting, a lot of republicans saying the exact same thing. disappointed in the republicans so far. support dropping for house democratic candidates among key voter demographics including black voters, women, under age 45 individuals and hispanics. david, how much panic are those numbers causing in democratic circles if for no other reason they are not going up as we get closer to november. they are going down. >> they are going down because americans live in the reality. i took a

good morning to you, carley and todd.fer who received a warm welcome at the pga players tournament after fleeing russians invasions. we are going to hear from lawmakers ahead of president zelenskyy's address to congress at 9:00 this morning. we've also got john kennedy, congressman dan crenshaw, brian fitzpatrick, and congresswoman chrissy houlahan on what they expect. and could russia take back alaska? that is what one of putin's pals wants, but alaskan governor mike dunleavy says good luck. we'll hear from the governor coming up. plus, former dhs secretary chad wolf will react to the latest boarded numbers, showing a 63% increase in illegal migration. >> todd: a busy three hours in just about 8 minutes and 20 seconds right now. todd and carly, back in just a moment. why is guy fieri in the neighbors' kitchen? it's slider sunday! sliiiiiiiiii-der sunday! these chicken parm sliders on king's hawaiian rolls are fire! slider sunday! i want that. . . so many people are overweight now, and asking themselves, "why can't i lose

. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. ukraine major cities brace for another bombardment. secretary of state blinken is meeting with nato as we speak. doug luzader is live in washington and jonathan hunt live from lviv with the latest on that attack >> jonathan: head of the atomic energy agency says the situation at the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, russian forces control the area around that nuclear power plant. we understand from the iaea, it is functioning normally and they have seen no levels of radiation increasing. that is a relief given a russian artillery shell slammed into the power plant last night. it hit a training center, rather than a nuclear reactor, but it was close to doing so and goodness knows what might have done if it had happened. we are 36 years from the chernobyl nuclear disaster, which caused devastation in ukraine and across europe and president zelenskyy here is warning that the russians wouldn't hesitate to cause such a disaster. listen to president zelenskyy. >> to all people who know the word chernobyl, who know how much grief the explosion at t

carley? >> carley: listen to this. a retired u.s.ed from behind enemy lines after russian troops around his home near kyiv. he is here to relive those tense moments and he is joined by the project dynamo hero who helped get him out. plus -- speak of the significance of the passage of time. when you think about it, there is great significance of the passage of time. >> todd: another bizarre speech from the vice president of spoken word. >> carley: [laughs] >> todd: she is supposed to be the new face of the biden agenda. we are unpacking this later on with joe concha. ♪ ♪ why do nearly one million businesses choose stamps.com to mail and ship? no more trips to the post office no more paying full price for postage and great rates from usps and ups mail letters ship packages anytime anywhere for less a lot less get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again behold...unlimited wireless for only 30 bucks. that's pretty cool, a but you know what's cooler? pl

carley, todd? >> carley: thank you so much.eloping right now, signaling support for tehran's nuclear negotiations in exchange for sanctions relief. it comes as world powers are near a turning point in efforts to revive the obama-era nuclear deal. diplomats say the final hurdle is whether to remove the u.s. terror designation for iran's revolutionary guard. u.s. allies including israel want the forced to remain on the terror list. talks have yet to restart after they were thrown into disarray when russia demanded its trade with iran be exempt from western sanctions over the invasion of ukraine. >> todd: no survivors or flight recorders after monday's boeing 737 crash of 132 people on board. according to chinese state media. videos circulating on social media showing the plane. look at this, my gosh. taking a terrifying nosedive and crashing in the mountains. officials say the plane plummeted from 30,000 feet. china eastern airlines say investigation into the cause of that crash is underway. >> carley: multiple tornadoes tearing

and turning to china for a lifeline, carley and todd to. >> carley: brooke, thank you for a live update. it is absolute lunacy for the u.s. and allies to be giving russia oil money at this point. >> start we have to sanction these energy companies and we have to make sure to pull them out of the international banking systems. we need to stop taking any russian oil. the idea we would give her money to an enemy is unthinkable and it is absolute lunacy. we cannot allow this to continue. >> todd: around the globe responding to human error terry a crisis in ukraine. >> carley: israeli medical official at the border of ukraine providing release to thousands of refugees. one of those doctors joins us now it is great to see you and your doing such wonderful work in an area that desperately needs your help. and over 800,000 have fled to poland since the fighting began. what are you seeing and experiencing if we care for these people who have gone through so much? >> yeah, thank you so much. we are really at the border at a collection center may place to maintain to absorb about 3,000 refugees da

. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. get a preview of president zelenskyy's message to america, we begin with jonathan hunt, who has latest on the russian attacks overnight on the ground in lviv. jonathan. >> john: we are approaching halfway mark of 35-hour curfew in the capital kyiv and capital of ukraine has been relatively quiet and relative being very relative in the overnight hours since that curfew went into effect at 8 p.m. last night local time. fighting has been intense elsewhere. we have video from the luhansk region. you see it quite clearly there, while in the eastern city of kharkiv, russian bombardment is intense, sending civilians scrambling for cover, increasing the humanitarian crisis we are see nothing so many cities. kyiv obviously was the site of several air strikes yesterday and just hours after the strikes, three european leaders, leaders of poland, czech and slovenia showed up alongside president zelenskyy and saying this is a fight all of europe is willing to stand up to russia for. listen here. >

todd and carley. >> carley: life and lviv, thank you so much. the boxing star brother, vitali klitschko and wladimir klitschko staying in the capital of the fight is what they said. >> we need financial support. we need defense and weapons. we need any type of support because we are fighting not just for our city, not just for our country. we are fighting for our principles, and we need support. and to have an idea to take uniform, peaceful operations. the doctor, musician, right now they have changed and are prepared for any types of fights. we are fighting for our children come our freedom, our choice to be a free country and with the western world and european. we are in the heart of europe, and we definitely will defend no matter what, defend our choice. >> carley: mayor, the ukrainian of melitopol was adopted -- >> todd: of the ukrainian journalists coming together to do their part by gathering equipment for ukrainian military and telling the world what is happening on the front line. >> carley: here with more mark, the coordinator of ukrai

. >> carley: already is. >> todd: i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. the white house is warning a long road ahead, with the devastation rattling global markets and launching gas prices to all-time record high. the white house could strike a deal with saudi arabia, iran or venezuela to address concerns as it considers banning oil from russia. >> todd: following the developments this morning. we begin with jonathan hunt on the ground in ukraine. jonathan. >> john: good morning. day 13 of this ongoing war and ukrainians woke up to the grim news civilian casualties have climbed above the 400 mark, the number of those killed in this russian bombardment of so many ukrainian cities. overnight, at least 18 civilians died in one strike in the eastern city of sumy. there was supposed to be a ceasefire established there yesterday and that clearly did not happen and the bombardment goes on there is intense fighting in and around the southern city of mikoliab. russian try to taken hold from mariupol to the eastern side to odesa, the critical black seaport. presiden

about. >> carley: i do. >> joe: thank you, carley.t many good guys or girls to root for here. what planet does chris cuomo think he is worth $125 million. he finished distant third against sean hannity in his time slot. this guy got covid and then went on the air to talk about how sick he was and faked his own quarantine to try to get ratings. this guy left his home and got into a screaming match with a 60-something-year-old guy biking by who said you were on the air last night talking about you had fever and chills, what are you doing out and cuomo gets in a screaming match with him. chris cuomo helped his brother cover up a covid nursing home scandal that janice dean knows about, i would love her to join me and talk about that and advised his brother how to discredit credible accusers of sexual allegations. on the other side of this, chris cuomo is accusing those at the network include of running a smear campaign against him after he was fired. so there are no good guys or girls here, this is only going to get messier for cnn as col

carley. >> carley: it is day 15 of vladamir putin's invasion of ukraine and it is not just ukrainians taking on the russian army. military veterans, including from the u.s. are traveling to the war-torn country to help. dakota meyer and chad rob, co-founder of save our allies are both over at the ukrainian border helping refugees. great to see you both. thank you for taking the time. chad, day 15 means we are in week three of this war. what are you seeing? what is it like on the ground in ukraine right now? >> well, team on the ground even before this started preparing and planning help to move americans and vulnerable people to safety, as well as put -- forward and help provide medical services, which is the biggest need for ngos, our team has been evacuations of people, provided everything to provide medical aid and we've seen women, children coming because male age men are there to fight between 18 and 60. women and children are coming alone, scared, cold, hungry and making their way to the border and in arkdition to that, in ukraine, trying to make their way, evacuating the countr

carley, over to you. >> carley: lori lightfoot has a secret group of officers protecting her., five sergeants and a lieutenant, the democratic mayor has supported defunding police and wanted to cut the budget by 80 million dollars. overnight a chicago police officer was shot and another injured during a traffic stop, both officers are expected to be okay. journalist eve barlow is speaking out two years after she was black listed for a tweet condemning vandalism of a synagogue during the 2020 black live riots. how dare you bring the jewish nation and community into the killing of black american lives, here is what she told us earlier this morning. >> i'm someone who has regularly, consistently advocated for the jewish people and for the state of israel and this was a moment in which that collided with a huge instance in america in which anyone who said anything critical of the blm movement was seen as some kind of pariah. >> carley: even if they were right, barlow claimed editors stopped replying to his posts, despite her donation and support of black lives media. >> todd: this

todd and carley. >> carley: jonathan hunt live in lviv, thank you. russian troops are not only grave threat to kyiv. jesse watters explains how vladamir putin is allegedly paying mercenaries to hunt and kill president zelenskyy and members of his government. >> hundreds of blood thirsty mercenaries from the wagner group infiltrated the city of kyiv for the past few weeks. their directive? assassinate 23 prominent ukrainians, including president zelenskyy. the other is reportedly from the top of the kremlin, putin himself. when putin wants someone rubbed out, he doesn't send the b team, the wagner group is his first call, he knows how vicious and barbaric this group are. they kill journalists that dare to investigate them. the guys don't play by any rules and as long as putin keeps them in ukraine, they are a serious threat. >> carley: the contract killers are known for ruthless tactics, in syria and africa. dire conditions in ukraine worsen day-by-day, groups are rushing in to save lives. >> todd: a nurse whose family fled the soviet union joins us n

." >> carley: i'm carley shimkus, we are awaiting remarks from president biden zelenskyy /* *- and zelenskyy is preparing to speak. jonathan hunt is on the ground in ukraine with the latest on the fighting there. >> todd: we begin with griff jenkins. following the president's travels, griff jenkins. >> griff: we will see if there is announcements about trip deployment when president biden meets nato advisors this hour. this is the most important foreign trip of his life and the stakes couldn't be higher. >> how concerning is the threat russia could use -- weapons? >> it is a threat. >> todd: stop russian aggression from escalating further. >> end the use of chemical weapons would totally change the nature of the conflict. blatant violation of national law and have far-reaching consequences. >> todd: more sanctionss are expected to be announced today to put pressure on putin. lindsey graham wants stronger message being sent to moscow. >> if nato will tell putin with clarity, if you use chemical weapons we will establish a no fly zon. if you explode nuclear device inside ukraine, we will consi

>> carley: that's a tough one. a part of me from just i'm conflicted as far as being an american, first and foremost, impressed with the bravery of ukrainians. i want what most americans want, to see peace and brisk resolution. we're going there in noncommitted capacity to help facilitate the evacuation from amset and other high value individuals into safe spaces. >> todd: your specialty is counter intel, anything standing out to you about using countser intelligence through this past week? >> so counter intelligence is identifying insider threats to exploit foreign and adverse aerial threats to your individual country's national security there is always some concerns there when you have neighboring countries and a lot of citizens that share citizenship between russians and ukrainians, that will always be a concern, yes, absolutely. >> carley: seth, do you think that the united states should close ukrainian air space? this is a big conversation right now f. it happens, what does that mean? the u.s. would be shootin

carley. >> carley: did you see this last night?n los angeles at the country music award. dolly parton took a moment to dedicate the show to ukraine, listen. >> i want us to send our love and hope to our brothers and sisters in ukraine. dedicate this entire show to them and pray for peace. >> carley: miranda lambert taking home entertainer of the year award. never wanted to be that girl carley pierce winning and chris stapleton taking home male artist of the year, with his performance of "watch you burn." ♪ artist of the year, with his performance of "watch you burn." ♪ and morgan waller returning to the awards, winning big for his album "dangerous," and good time had by all. white house press secretary jen psaki snatching back at peter doocy for this question. >> would president biden undo order that stops construction of the keytone pipeline? >> press sect. psaki: are you suggesting that would solve the gace prices issue? >> carley: talk about the project's true potential? >> todd: and bracing for possible hack attacks over econom

. >> carley: and i'm carley shimkus. biden administration considers banning imports of russian oil and nato gets green light to send fighter jets to ukrainian fighters. we have griff jenkins standing by with more on those major developments, but first we go live to lviv with jonathan hunt. >> jonathan: good morning to you, the ceasefire supposed to take hold in the capital kyiv in the southern city of mariupol and the eastern cities of kharkiv and sumy. if guns and heavy artillery fall silent, it is difficult to see how many ukrainian people will have trust in the russians to hold their fire, given what we've seen over the last couple of days. a mortar attack on families running for their lives across a bridge in irpin near kyiv, that attack killing a mother and two of her young children. in the meantime, there are so many citizens across such a large swath of ukraine under constant bombardment in the southern city of mariupol. we are told there are something like 200,000 civilians in desperate circumstances, no water, d

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no. >> carley: we are. more to come on that front. thank you.e of a former texas state trooper who says he was forced out of his job when he started experiencing health complication due to burn pit exposure from his time serving in iraq. leroy torres, and his lawyer brian lawler join me now. good morning to you both. >> good morning. >> carley: you presented your case before the supreme court yesterday. how did it go? >> thank you for having me this morning. yesterday was just a wonderful day, finally at peace, the case was heard. listening to oral argument for an hour and 40 minutes plus was just powerful in my sense and knowing the wheels of justice begun to turn. >> carley: give us details on the legal slice of this puzzle. why this is all the way up to the supreme court, why leroy was forced to sue and what you are hoping to get out of this? >> thanks for asking. the first piece of the puzzle, leroy was forced to sue because he was not accommodated. he came back from iraq with a debilitating lung and brain disease and couldn't perform functi

thank you. >> carley: all right.dent trump did not mention tesla while praising ford. musk was quick to take to twitter, tesla created 50,000 u.s. jobs and is investing more than double gm and ford combined. and major league baseball 2022 season will not start on time. >> calendar dictates we're not going to be able to play the first two series of the regular season and those games are officially cancelled. >> carley: despite hours of intense negotiation, the league and players union fail to reach an agreements before the tuesday deadline. it will be a shortened mlb season. >> todd: with all that is going on in ukraine, horrible look for both sides. >> carley: open schools, securing border and refunding the police, president biden seems to be taking a page out of the gop play book. >> todd: mike huckabee is there on the screen and he's next. ♪ limu emu and doug.♪ . . ♪liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty♪ i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. with skyrizi 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clear

i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. ukraine major cities brace for another bombardment.blinken is meeting with nato as we speak. doug luzader is live in washington and jonathan hunt live from lviv with the latest on that attack >> jonathan: head of the

. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. president biden and the president of the european union expected to announce a new deal. >> todd: jonathan hunt has the latest on the war. >> carley: we begin with griff jenkins in washington as we await president biden's remarks. >> griff: any moment we should hear from president biden, standing next to the european union president, ursula von der leyen. we expect an announcement on europe cutting down dependency on russian energy, significant part of making the sanctions stick and trying to economically squeeze russia. we wonder what else the president may talk about. there was a lot made yesterday about whether or not the u.s. and nato would respond, if indeed putin were to escalate aggression to include chemical and biological weapons. the press pushing him on that point a little bit, because he said it would trigger response in kind, strong remarks, perhaps there will be clarification on that. the other thing we have seen is exchange the president had with a reporter, where the p

you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. alex is live on the ground floor standing by from can i have can i have. >> todd: here is more. >> he said in warsaw president putin cannot remain in power, the white house stepped in saying this was off-script emotional moment, democrats called it a gaff. >> do you believe what you said, putin can't remain in power? your government is trying to walk things back, does your words complicate matter? >> president biden: i want to make it clear, i am not articulating policy change, i make no apology for it. >> the original comment put partner nations on edge issue not wanting to provoke russia. kremlin spokesperson says this statement is alarming, we will continue to track the statements of the united states president in the most ark tentative way. senator rand paul called his comments a national security risk. >> it is a national security risk, he's sending signals no one would want to send, we are not trying to replace putin in russia. >> reuters was told ahead of peace talks, it does n

todd and carley. >> carley: without a doubt. one thing volodymyr zelenskyy keeps saying is to close air space, if not that, he needs fighter jets to do it. are we going back to the drawing board to get the migs in another way or will he just not get these planes? >> jonathan: you talk to military experts, carley, and the view generally is ultimately ukraine will get hold of these mig fighter jets, but the delay clearly very detrimental to the government of ukraine and the people of ukraine. what i'm hearing again and again from military experts i've talked to, these negotiations, polish government saying send them to u.s. airbase in germany should have been done quietly and privately and you announced ukraine has the migs. for some reason, the negotiations between nato is taking place in public and that is not good for anyone. >> todd: it makes us look inept and bad look for us and the world. >> carley: tough situation. >> todd: president zelenskyy is happy with the support he is getting, not happy with the no-fly zone n. terms

todd and carley? if carly: mike tobin, really quickly, you mentioned 300 that unfortunately died in that theater attack, and i was also reading that russia's top political party opened an office in mariupol? does that signify to you any sort of significant victory on their part? >> reporter: it might be an effort to try to claim victory, but mariupol is still very much contested. you have a lot of ukrainian fighters, particularly the azov brigades who are working with the ukrainian national guard, they're still in the center of that town, and they're offering a pocket of resistance, but they are surrounded really on every side by the russians, and they're putting up quite a fight. todd: mike, in light of these comments from the russians that we have achieved our objectives in terms of reducing ukraine's military and the general sense that they are no longer focusing as much on kyiv and focusing more on the east, is there a sense that we're with rounding third base on this? that this war could be in it

carley joins us with other headlines. >> carley: i certainly do. sidewalk reportedly had a reputation for her anger. lauren is the wealthy daughter of assess pool mow pool. say she was a quote bully with a short temper. she something held on manslaughter charges. ceos of the nation's largest airlines are asking the biden administration to drop all federal mask mandates on planes. the request also includes predeparture testing requirements for international travelers. covid-19 cases have fallen sharply since january. the cdc continues mass transit mask mandate until mid april. inflation is taking a toll on tipping. the "wall street journal" reports gratuities bruit shop cafes and quick service restaurants are taking a hit. the change in consumer habits come as prices rise in covid restrictions are scaled back. during the peak of the pandemic americans were tipping an average of about 30% for deliveries and other services. that number now going down as prices keep on going up. >> steve: one of the reasons for that people were tipping more because the

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[laughter] i will take it from here. >> ainsley: carley, take it from here. >> carley: talking aboutons officially underway. can you believe it? beginning with primary races in texas. democrat beto o'rourke will challenge governor greg abbott after winning his primary in the 2 eighth district primary between henry cuellar backed jessica cisneros are you heading to run off election in may along with the g.o.p. attorney general primary race between incumbent ken packsston and george p. bush. a pair of army veterans poised to win their texas' newly drawn 3 eighth district. listen to this. carjackings up more than 200 cities in new york and philadelphia. what's even more disturb something many of these crimes are being committed by juveniles. the national insurance crime bureau says children as young as 11 years old are master minding these attacks. seeking federal help to stop raging road crimes. progressive district attorney chesa boudin says he believes tough on crime policies do not work. boudin telling the "new york times," quote: we have to recognize that the tough on crime approac

carley? >> carley: good morning, rachel.everse any agreement from the white house that weakens sanctions on nuclear program. the senators pledge to do everything in their power to reverse an agreement that does not completely block iran's ability to nuclear weapon. revolutionary guard launched a missile strike near a u.s. consulate in iraq. idaho the first state to pass abortion legislation modeled after texas' six week ban. it allows private virksdz two doctors to-to-perform abortions after six weeks of pregnancy. the state house voting 51-14 on the bill with no democrat support. governor brad little is expected to stein it in the coming days. a florida judge is permanently blocking the release of late actor bob saget's autopsy records. saget's widow and three daughters filed a lawsuit requesting to seal those records because of their graphic nature. the full house star died in hotel room. blunt trauma. the cause of his energy still not known. fake heiress anna is being deported from the u.s. after nearly a year in ice cust

carley joins us with a fox news alert. >> carley: that's right, steve.boy among four killed in a shooting in chicago late last night. police say the victims were near the street when the vehicle approached and opened fire on them. all four victims are in serious condition at the hospital. right now police have no suspects in custody. as of this morning, chicago police is reporting 396 shootings and 104 murders since just the beginning of this year. to a fox weather alert. wildfires engulfing the small city of ranger in eastland county, exit. the forest service says four different wildfires have burned at least 8,000 acres and are currently at zero containment. several homes reportedly destroyed by the intense flames. officials say low humidity and windy and gusty winds are playing a major role in spreading that blaze. the department of homeland security is considering asking for volunteers as they fear more than 170,000 migrants will attempt to cross the u.s. after the end of title 42. now, that policy was enacted under the trump administration and it al

a quarter before the top of the hour and carley joins us now. >> carley: we start with this.e 7 people were shot in broad daylight on the city's south side in a drive by attack. the victims of that shooting all in the hospital in critical condition. saint patrick's day weekend in chicago saw 23 victims shot and two killed. police say no suspects are in custody for any of those shootings. the brother of actor jussie smollett says that disgraced actor is being unfairly held in a psych ward of a chicago jail. now, in a courtroom outburst following his sentencing last week, smollett warned he may not be safe behind bars. >> i did not do this. and i am not suicidal and if anything happens to me when i go in there, i did not do it to myself. and you must all know that. >> carley: smollett's brother calling the move to the psych ward, quote: outrageous. he isn't allowed to play home games for the brooklynettes but kyrie irving caught maskless. not allowing him to play home games because is he unvaccinated even lebron james calls the bizarre policy keeps irving on the sideline for ho

carley. i understand you have some other news. >> carley: i certainly do. 87-year-old broadway singing coach turns herself into police. she is facing manslaughter charges in connection with with a random attack on barbara meyer. the victim who is grandmother suffered a severe head injury and died five days after being thrown to the pavement in manhattan. outrage in wisconsin after a politician says she wants the pledge of allegiance and word prayer eliminated from the county board meeting. the dayton county supervisor saying, quote: it doesn't feel like it's appropriate for us to be doing pluralistic society. we want to be inclusive and representative at the end of the day i think it is divisive final ruling on that proposal coming later this year. pledge and the prayer divisive, brian. can you believe it. >> brian: no. >> carley: i kind of can't, too unfortunately. 2022. >> brian: meanwhile straight ahead may be feeling the pain at the pump. new concern for wallet. your lunch is going to cost even more thanks to record inflation. details straight ahead. ♪

carley, take it away. >> >> carley: thank you very much, brian. start with this.da panhandle after evacuating nearly 1100 homes. the wildfire taking the lives of at least six people, additional resources have been brought to the area to combat those fires, some first responders suffered injuries. investigators are working to determine what caused the fires. former new york governor andrew cuomo is now blaming cancel culture from disgraceful exit from office. >> they wanted me out because they wanted my job. but they actually used the cancel culture mentality to enable and advance their self-serving political scheme. >> carley: okay, the exgovernor resigning last year after being accused of sexual misconduct by multiple women. in mexico, 22 people are injured. >> two critically as a soccer game descends into a blood bath. multiple fights broke out hour into the game turning into all out brawl. violence spilling on to the field where the players tried break up the fight. the leagues saying fans of the lock town rivals are known to lock horns when they meet also cond