i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show.ou're watching the fox business network. look at that, stocks are in the red. no breakthrough in russia ukraine peace talks. russian forces continue to bombard ukraine. the cities of kyiv and chernihiv. the market fear this is, a rapid hike in interest rates by the fed to stop inflation. now nine times out of 10, nine times out of 10 that does ignite a recess. we'll break it down next. we have new polls showing this, nearly four out of 10 blame biden for inflation versus just 6% blaming putin in an nbc poll. more than nine out of 10 in a new "gallup poll" yeah, americans say the situation is serious. americans are really worried about rising energy costs. this as three oil companies, eog resources devon energy and occidental petroleum say no to house democrats. we'll not testify at your hearing next month on oil and gas prices. democrats hope to blame and shame them. edward lawrence is in washington with more. reporter: liz, president joe biden said he would end the to fossil fuel indu

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show.ll start with your money. stocks are up today. oil is down on hopes for russia-ukraine peace talks in turkey. that is happening. this is inconclusive. we'll get to that in a second. the s&p though now is out of correction territory. here is what is going on. russia is still brutally bombing ukraine. it did pledge to cut military operation around kyiv and chernihv. russia has been fighting over the eastern section since 2014. we have reports ukraine is pushing back russia in several cities including kyiv. the fighting is harrowing and brutal and still going on. steve harrigan has the update. steve? reporter: liz, at least seven russian generals so far have been killed in just whatever one month of fighting. a number of commanders and colonels are killed. in part targeted by ukrainian forces. these senior commanders are forced to come down to the very front lines to make sure orders are being carried out. despite the situation many military analysts say it is simply too early to say that

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show.'re watching the fox business network. let's start off with stocks, up in a tech led bounce, a broad advance on wall street. oil retreats from a two week high. the president met with nato leaders in brussels. new sanctions on more than 400 russians and russian entities including the entire duma and 300 members. also 40 russian defense companies as well. the u.s. is sending more lng nat-gas shipments to the eu as russia continues to threaten to retaliate and cut off europe's energy supplies. zelenskyy drops demand for nato fly zone over ukraine. ukraine is taking back territory, pushing russia from around kyiv. edward lawrence in brussels. good to see you. reporter: good to see you. the president trying to get all the world leaders on the same page. they announced as you mentioned a new round of sanctions which included banning from the russian central bank using gold from their transactions. president biden: sanctions never deter the maintenance of sanctions, maintenance of sanctions i

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit." it starts right now. ♪. abeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. look at that, stocks ending the day in the green. we're kicking off a big week of economic data. we've got the closely-watched monthly jobs report ahead on friday. happening now, the president is not taking back his comments that putin, quote, cannot remain in power. here is what is happening, france and germany warn this is undermining the peace process in ukraine. russia, china, calling that comment alarming. the number of u.s. troops at nato's eastern front, now we've got this number coming in. swelling to more than 90,000. polls show americans don't want the u.s. in a war. ukraine is also saying russia's new plan is now to try to split ukraine into two like north and south korea and seize territory including the eastern donbas region. we have grady trimble with this. we've got more of the white house answer to russia ukraine, it is u.s. energy. all of sudden they brought u.s. energy to europe but there is problem

i am elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪. p was stocks ending up after big tech after china's president decision paying russia's war on ukraine should end for the dow ended the first again and six weeks else reports coming in german it may consider a oil embargo on russia. putin holds a propaganda at rally in moscow, bbc reports government workers forced to attend a shame to be there. coverage of the cut short on russia's tv claims of texas art technical glitch is there putin accused of lying his way through corporate russia continues to pound ukraine killing civilians, reporting a russia's invasion stalling out. this is the same lumbering drawn out fight and chechnya. now president xi talked to president biden conflict in ukraine is in no one's interest does not want hostilities biden's to our call with president xi focused on more. edward lawrence in washington with the update request present joe biden made it clear for president xi jinping should china support russia either militarily or economically. the chinese are saying

i'm elizabeth macdonald.the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. we begin with stocks turning positive today, ending the day in the green as oil prices dropped. on reports that iraq could increase production and u.a.e. supports increased production from opec. after the white house ban on russia's energy but morgan stanley and citigroup forecast a roller coaster ride for the the market potentially up to two months. we have mounting civilian deaths in ukraine. russia ramps up airstrikes. horrific images deliberately target as maternity hospital. children buried in rubble. a two-story high bomb blast. women in labor evacuated. a lot of talk about saudi arabia too. u.a.e. not taking president biden's phone calls to pump more oil upset on iran deal what is happening in yemen. edward lawrence in washington with more. reporter: liz, "the wall street journal" reporting that leaders of saudi arabia and united arab emirates refusings to set up phon

i am elizabeth macdonald.the evening edit" starts now. ♪ ♪ ♪ we begin with stocks ending sharply lower today for the economy is rebounding from shut down accented 78000 jobs, this is still for a million fewer jobs versus pre-pandemic. 22 million jobs were destroyed and shut down. now the president acknowledging today inflation at center.5% is eating up average hourly wage growth at 5.1%. note bouts of the state of the union address just 35% of voters approve of biden in a new civics pole. and now this, russia bombs a nuclear power plant in ukraine igniting fears of a new chernobyl. the iaea and you nuclear watchdogs continue to report no sign of radiation leaking out. it is about 1:00 o'clock in the morning he's got more good to see you mike. >> good to see you as well. the nuclear power plant is in a town it is about three hours north of the coast there is a battle there last night a facility it was hit within that nuclear power plant but that was a training facility. the iaea says none of the safety mechanis

i am elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now.elcome to the show happy friday or watch the foxbusiness network will start with the dow, s&p ending up in the green but it was a volatile session is led by energy financial stocks oil up more than a 1% to nearly 114 bucks a barrel. this is the column two and rushes what we've got turkey he is saying there is consensus forming between a russia in ukraine to stop hostilities. you create a just yet. lots of reports coming in that russia did lose control of the city. this is the first city putin captured. you create is taking back territory outside of kyiv part of new reports that russia may scale back its ambitions in ukraine to only focus on territory claimed by russian backed separatist that story coming in. now this outrage more than three and half million refugees, more than 3.71 report, russian troops are sending them to russia estimating 42000 including 84000 children. outrage over that. and the uptick to the sort we brought you yesterday the white house sending natural gas to the

i am elizabeth macdonald "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ welcome to the show you are watching foxbusiness network we begin with stocks of tumbling late today despite putin positive movement and cease-fire talks russia is falling deeper into a depression. president biden joins europe calling for an end to favorite trade nation status with russia clearing the way for more tariffs and putin is closing and on kyiv. satellite images show ukraine ambushed a massive 40-mile long convoy of russian military vehicles headed toward kyiv it appears to have dispersed a redeployed elsewhere to attack more cities in ukraine. all this is the senate approved a massive white hatchling dollars spending bill the gop cue speaker pelosi of ramming that bill to the house and the dead of night. plus gop warrants democrats got their 10,000 new irs agents and workers to collect for their inflationary spending. hillary vaughn in d.c. with more, hillary. it's good evening liz. the president today taken his next steps against russia revoking their most favored nation trade status which with that tariffs r

thank you for joining us i am elizabeth macdonald to watch "the evening edit" on foxbusiness thank you so much for watch and we hope you have a good weekend and join us again monday night. ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city this is maria bartiromo's wall street. >> happy we can talk welcome to the program analyzes the week that was it helps position you for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo. more analysts are seeing a greater risk of recession this year with inflation spiking into new 40 year highs at gasoline hitting new records. kenny on the administration blame game were to put your money today. plus the white house warning putin could unleash chemical weapons are decreed as forces close in on the capitol of ukraine. president biden calling to revoke russia's status does not go far enough? congressman jim jordan is here. and american truckers are debating the u.s. produce more oil as diesel hits new highs for the american trucking association sending a letter to the white house one and the energy crisis will further threaten the supply chain crisis. i will stick with head

good to see you i am elizabeth macdonald to be watching the evening at on foxbusiness. that doesn't trust thank you so much for watching we hope you have a good weekend and join us again monday night. ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city this is maria bartiromo's wall street. maria: happy weekend to all welcome to the program that analyzes the week that wasn't helps position you for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo. interest rates up a court appoint central bank except six more hikes by the end of the air. funds founder danna niall on what it means for sky high inflation and the risk of recession. plus oil prices back above $100 a barrel this week. i'll be asking house infrastructure committee member mike gallagher why president biden is begging for rogue regimes like venezuela for oil and gas instead of going to our own american producers. and president biden meeting with chinese president. the u.s. has been awarding china of the consequences if beijing provides military support to russia's war on ukraine. the atlas organization founder jonathan warren on the

i am elizabeth macdonald even watching "the evening edit" on foxbusiness for that does it for us to pray thank you so much for what should we hope have a good weekend and join us again monday night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> from the fox cities in newark city, it is maria bartiromo wall street. maria: happy weekend to open welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was an helpless position you for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo. thiers growing as federal reserve chairman jay powell says it's going to take three years to bring down inflation. a new fox poll shows americans struggle with higher prices, marked on where things go from here. plus, president by and announcing new sanctions against russia after meeting with european leaders. but the ukrainian president is pleading for more as the brutal invasion of his country enters a second month. house armed services member and former green beret commander of what the u.s. should be doing now. and a warning for the world's largest chip maker, ask now before it's too late sprit intel pushing congress for more investments in the u.s. semi condu

i am elizabeth macdonald pretty blushing evening at on foxbusiness for the desert for us thank you so much for what should we hope you have a good weekend. >> from the fox studios in new york city wall street. the eight happy weekends all welcome to the program analyzes the week it was an ops position you for the week ahead. another wild week on wall street j pal's warning russia's invasion of ukraine will likely fuel even higher inflation here at home. merrill lynch wealth management president on where things go from here. then pugin's forces take control of more territory in ukraine including europe's largest nuclear plant. the white house facing bipartisan pressure to stop buying russian oil. what will the administration turned to iran to try to fill the gap? i will speak with house foreign affairs member decorated army veteran for gasoline prices are already at record highs gas buddy is hot on the paint at the pump you will feel headed into the spring and summer time. but first must take a look back us on the top newsmakers on mornings with maria in this edition of this week's tal

i'm elizabeth macdonald, cuban watching the evening at my foxbusiness. you for watching, we hope you have a good evening. ♪♪ kennedy: staggering development out of white ukraine, the white house saying plans for what to do if russia launches a nuclear or chemical attack. it comes amid work russians kidnapped nearly half a million ukrainians. but man of mercy are their countrymen fighting back hard. pretty back -- grammies over there. look at this video, massive russian military supply ship burning and exploding after ukrainians, now the bottom of the harbor you crimea. at the russians want the supplies on it, they are going to need scuba dear dear. clement, not a friend of the russians. ukrainians are nowhere near out of the woods. you can see from this footage, mariupol has been almost completely destroyed. russians have the knowledge to claim ukrainians are doing it themselves. in kharkiv, people are literally climbing out of destroyed buildings after a russian attack and because it seems like this, president zelenskyy has been begging the west for mor

not looking for for hunter biden i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. eth: we begin with stocks ending higher today. the federal reserve raised rates first time in about four years to put brakes on a 40-year high in inflation. let's move on to what happened with the president of ukraine. president zelenskyy addressed congress today. asked for more help as russia continues to bomb including civilians in a theater in mariupol. here is his video that had lawmakers in tears. watch this. ♪♪ elizabeth: now president zelenskyy says ukraine will not stop until victory. also saying that peace talks with russia are difficult. russia is killing civilians and children but russia is beginning to sound, quote, more realistic. now u.s. lawmakers pushing back on creating a powderkeg that could explode into a nato, russia conflict. also this. the u.s. has given a lot of aid to ukraine, $13.6 billion. patriot missile launchers at the border in poland, 50 miles from ukraine. the president is asking for 800 million more in hardware and more for ukraine. he called putin, quo

i'm elizabeth macdonald, you've been watching the evening at on foxbusiness. thank you for watching, we hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪♪ kennedy: president biden's verbal diarrhea push the u.s. into nuclear war with russia. his latest putin gasped and cleaning up the mess again for more than a month the military terrorizing the people of ukraine most of the civilized world begging him to stop over the weekend the president set something that has many world leaders scratching their heads like there's and i was like outbreak. >> we will have a brighter future rooted in democracy with hope and light, decency and dignity and freedom of possibilities. for god's sake, this man cannot remain in power. kennedy: free styling at the end causing a problem. the kremlin claims they are outraged and call it a personal insult allies and friends say a potentially dangerous escalation and of course wasn't the only screwup. biden also accidentally claimed u.s. troops are heading into ukraine and suggested the u.s. could use chemical weapons. hal

. >> that does it for us elizabeth macdonald will be back for her show tomorrow night. kennedy: i'm back with breaking news, russian military stepping up bombing campaign against ukraine, ground troops try to incircle the capital of kyiv. ukrainians are serving up cocktails to russian soldiers, "the hangover" is a bitch, sirens ringing out across ukraine. it is pitch black there, the russians have a harder time bombing the place, technology is lackluster at-this-point. their president, zelensky, now an international folk hero, been hailed on right and left for giving vladimir putin the old one finger salute. that is thinkerred putin -- that has angered putin, he has reportedly been raging, the problem he is rounded by yes men who told him they would takeover ukraine in less than a day, 5 days later, it is a different story, thousands of russian troops reportedly killed, hundreds of tanks and armored vehicles destroys, dozen of planes shot out of the sky. now the west is flooding ukraine with more westons to defend itself, fear now, the putin will feel so humiliated, he

i'm elizabeth macdonald, thank you for watching the evening edit on foxbusiness. thank you for watching from a we hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪♪ kennedy: match made in hell since day one, whom i talking about? cdc and teachers unit conspiring to ruin the lives of our children in the name of that mistress known as size. today started demanding answers as we all know by now, kids got the shortest end of the covid stick. the government forced most schools to close. the couldn't see their friends or play and as a result, anxiety and depression and self-harm skyrocketed and it appears teachers unions were colluding on this policy with the cdc harming the same student they were supposed to be protecting. will anyone be held accountable for destroying an entire generation? live on capitol hill, we got hilary vaughn with the latest on this story. >> good evening, kennedy. cdc director rochelle zelenskyy was on capitol hill today and told lawmakers it's no secret they coordinated with teachers unions to build guidance for reopening school

i'm elizabeth macdonald. you're watching the evening dead it on you're watching "the evening edit" on fox business. thanks so much for watching. we hope of a good evening. kennedy: the war on ukraine today taking absolutely despicable turn. the russian military reportedly targeting a maternity and children's hospital. ukraine's president calling it an atrocity. could this be what makes up the average russian send to vladmir putin's evil? will that penetrate the propaganda there. it happened in the coastal city of mariupol. it is one of the hardest hit places in the conflict. no food, no water, no power for days. and now this, we're told at least 17 people were injured in the hospital bombing. there are also unconfirmed reports of large numbers of people trapped beneath the rubble. it is important to note many women and children have not been able to escape the city because the russians were reportedly shelling the escape routes. police are warning refugees that it is too dangerous to leave, telling people to

i'm elizabeth macdonald, you have been watching the evening edit on foxbusiness, thank you for watching. we hope you have a good evening. ♪♪ kennedy: damage control continues with united states sliding toward work with russia, our nation's top military commanders in europe today forced to clean up another major biden cap. not major biden the dog. joe biden. does the president even realized the results? it's entire diplomatic fiasco began writing when the president said a bunch of stuff angry russia and allies are modified. he seemed to call for regime change to moscow and suggested using amoco weapons against russia and then he said this -- >> ukrainian people have a lot of backlog, they have a lot of guts and i'm sure you are observing it. i am stepping up and you will see when you are there some of you have been there. kennedy: you are going to see your guts and person you go to ukraine, you're going to be fighting there. he sent u.s. troops, they are headed over there. he also said they would send tanks along with fleeing women, he definitely was not confusing you with any other coun

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show.cks in a broad selloff the dow enters correction territory. the nasdaq in a bear mark the can on reports the eu, the u.s., talking a russian oil embargo. the while house denying that today. oil hitting a 14-year high, nearly $131 a barrel. gas at an all-time high, tripled in just a year, heading to five bucks. recession fears are mounting there is that. now there is this. the humanitarian crisis is exploding in ukraine, the worst in europe since world war ii. connell mcshane is on the ground in slovakia with more. connell. reporter: liz, the total number of refugees is getting close now to two million. we've been watching them here? slovakia. so many people coming in after such a long trip getting across the border. there are volunteers waiting to help them there. what they will do they will come over, there are a number of buses across the street, if you line up, if you go to another part of the country, another part of europe. we're talking to one man from england originally working

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show.ou're watching the fox business network. we begin with stocks ending the day in the red. a spike in oil prices, inflation worries as well. the president arriving in brussels for a high-stakes nato meeting. more sanctions on russia, more military assistance for ukraine is on the table. also a new potential move to try to freeze russia's $132 billion in gold reserves as the ruble crashes. nato says 15,000 russian troops now killed in action. russia's invasion is bogged down. fears grow russia could use chemical weapons. the president warned about that today. also today a russian official on cnn threatened nuclear weapons. now you're looking at a live shot of the senate hearing of the biden's supreme court nominee judge ketanji brown jackson. her testimony is expected to wrap up later tonight. let's get to david spunt at the justice department with the update on what happened in today's senate hearing. david. reporter: elizabeth, it has been a long couple days for judge jackson. she has a

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts rate now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show.'re watching the fox business network. we begin with all of the indices down today. hawkish fed comments surging oil. oil is back up. fed chair powell now warns the central bank will consider more aggressive rate hikes to fight a 40-year high in inflation. and president biden heads to europe later this week to meet with nato and eu nations on russia and ukraine. russia continues to bomb civilians in ukraine. russia accused of genocide. the white house and democrats moving on a new full court blitz to persuade americans they are not to blame for rising prices. americans spent $32 billion more for the same basket of goods they bout online versus prepandemic. according e-commerce firm adobe. edward lawrence in washington with more. reporter: liz a very high level meeting at the white house with corporate who's who, our cameras caught on the way in jpmorgan chase jamie dimon on the way. joined by two big oil companies and one of the largest oil refiners. nec director brian deece, national

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. abeth: we begin with stocks in the green, led by tech and financials. all the indices up as oil retreats from a two-week high. the pentagon says russia is getting hit with strong resistance from ukraine. russian forces stalled out. it lost 10% of its military. as the world continues to slam putin for genocide. cease-fire talks, ukraine talking no nato membership. putin wants to demilitarize neutral ukraine. looking at a live shot of the senate floor. judge brown browne continues --i brown jackson continues to face a senate i will greg. david spunt with more on today's explosive moments from today's senate hearing. reporter: liz, the stakes are incredibly high not only for judge jackson but president biden. it may be the only time he can put someone on the supreme court. judge jackson began answering questions 9:00 tomorrow. she will continue all day tomorrow. when it comes to fighting crime texas senator ted cruz accused her of going light on sentences for child porn offenders. she sat

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. izabeth: we begin with the stock market, the stock market rallying today ending in the green. report as russian negotiator talking about a potential cease-fire. talks tomorrow. we'll be watching for that. the fed also talking just a quarter point rate increase. oil surging above $111, the highest in 11 years. the president in wisconsin today talking up the one trillion dollar infrastructure law after mixed reaction and a negative poll read on the hits and misses in his state of the union address last night. hillary vaughn is in washington with more. reporter: liz, last night president biden told americans whose paychecks are getting eaten up by higher costs, quote, i get it. the president also tried to sell more government spending on programs like paid family leave, cheaper child care, discounting prescription drugs to help americans cut costs. president biden: i call it building a better america. [applause] my plan to fight inflation will lower your costs and lower the deficit. repor

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show.ou're watching the fox business network. let's start with your money in stocks down today. market the under pressure, still from ukraine unrest and fighting and war. russia brutalizing civilians still going on. rising interest rates. listen this is the worst quarter in two years. it is the worst since the pandemic broke out in the first quarter of 2020 may want to check your account balances. oil sliding to the downside on the spr release. we'll get to that in just a second. reports coming in. russia is repositioning for attacks on ukraine's eastern donbas region. using cease-fire talks as a smokescreen to continue to assault ukraine. now this the white house plan to release nearly a third of the strategic reserves, the largest ever in the history of the spr. there is no coincidence about the timing here. it's a release over six months. that is just one month right before the midterms. new fox poll says growing number of americans say yeah, rising gas prices is a major problem for our

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show.ou're watching the fox business network. we begin with stocks down again today. the nasdaq falling further into bear territory. stocks were trading higher earlier in trading session. buy on the dip action did take over in breath and tech stocks but they went down today. gas now the most expensive in u.s. history breaking all-time high set in 2008. it will cost you $2500 more a year to fill it up at the pump. gas hitting above $7 in california. hillary vaughn has more on the president's new embargo on russian oil. reporter: good evening, liz. president biden today almost begrudgingly banned russian oil imports into the u.s. because he said doing so in the past would mean price spikes at the pump here at home. today he warned that is going to happen but called them putin's price spikes. >> going to go up. can't do much right now. russia is responsible. reporter: biden also blamed u.s. oil producers for not pumping more oil and denied his clean energy agenda has discouraged u.s. energy pr

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. eth: we have got breaking news a setback for russia. a top russian general killed in ukraine. he is a general of the russian 7th airborne division. we'll stay on that story. also this, stocks hit today by whipsaw action. major indices ending down over ukraine plus inflation fears. the president joining in global release of oil from strategic reserves worldwide, not stopping the march higher in oil prices. a 14-year high at 116 bucks. wall street may be already pricing in a russia oil embargo but the white house still balking at that. we've got that story later. also this 20 nations including sweden, germany, finland, poland, pouring in weapons and missiles to ukraine to help it fight russia. now mike tobin is live in lyiv ukraine. 1:00 in the morning there. mike, good to see you. reporter: thank you, good to see you too. despite information that assassins had been sent here to kill him and at great personal peril the president of ukraine. volodymyr zelenskyy held a press conference. my

i'm elizabeth macdonald. he evening edit" starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: we begin with stocks ending up today in the green for st. paddy's day. a broad advance. wall street eyeing potential peace talks in ukraine. taking in stride federal reserve rate hikes, quarter point increase. potentially six more rate hikes expected this year, may level out at 1.5% or more at the end of the day. russia faces imminent default on its 150 billion-dollar debt this would be historic, first in the a century. could destroy its economy. it is racing to make interest payments on bonds coming due. it can't access its reserves. 300 billion frozen by sanctions. a lot of russian oil still not covered by the sanctions. still making money off of that. reuters reporting british military intelligence indicating russia's invasion in ukraine is stalled on all fronts plagued by heavy losses. 7,000 troops killed including four generals. bad troop morale, poor training. ukraine president zelenskyy accusing germany putting its economy ahead of

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show.'re watching the fox business network. we begin with stocks to the downside. that new white hot read on inflation up 7.9% the highest in four decades. the new read does not include the spike higher in gas prices so inflation may be worse. it is now above $4 a gallon in gas in 38 states. we have the white house scrambling. americans took home nearly 3% less in real wages because of inflation. high energy prices have preceded the last six u.s. recessions. this as ukraine braces for putin to bomb kyiv as he did kharkiv and mariupol. reports at least three dead including a child in russia's bombing after maternity hospital. reports that russia bombed 18 medical facilities in ukraine. joining me to discuss national security advisor to mike pence, general keith kellogg and fox news contributor liz peek. let's start with this, a member of the ukraine's parliament in the middle of kyiv, yes, putin is bombing nuclear power plants as a substitute for weapons of mass destruction. listen to this,

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show.e watching the fox business network. we begin with the major stock indices ending up today. the dow jumping nearly 600 points higher as oil drops below 100. it is down 40 bucks from a week ago on signs of potential relief to supply. the president heading to brussels next week to a special meeting in nato. russia continues to bomb ukraine. ukraine makes a concession, joining nato off the table. zelenskyy will make a personal appeal to congress for help tomorrow. d.c. reluctant to do a u.s.-backed no-fly zone in ukraine. a protester arrested and released with penalties after she ran on to a tv evening news show set in russia holding up an anti-war sign. this, we're mourning the loss of one of our own. cameraman pierre zakrzewski is a legend. he was with benjamin hall. he remains hospitalized. ukrainian journalist also killed. we mourn the loss too. new lockdowns in china over the worst covid wave in two years. wall street talking about another inflation wave. edward lawrence is in washin

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" start right now. izabeth: we begin with the white house hope for political reset with president's state of the union amid a historical rick drop if his polls, inflation, pandemic lockdowns and war. americans want to know what is the president's compelling and cohern plan? watch republicans sit this one out and not stand for applause. edward lawrence in washington with more. reporter: overshadowed by the invasion of ukraine. state of the union will start with talking about ukraine. the president will state the u.s.'s affirmation to stand with the solidarity with ukraine as well as reaffirm that the sanctions will work. he will say that putin was wrong and we were ready. the ambassador to the u.s. from ukraine is going to be the first lady's guest in her box there. the president will pivot from ukraine and talk about how strong the economy is. he will tell the american people that it is his doing. the president will say, that the word inflation will be in his script saying that he is a better plan to fig