so i see really positive improvement in the relations between bush and fox with russia's war in ukraine, forcing more than 3 and a half 1000000 people to flee. europe has been quite to throw open its doors, but are stands in stark contrast to previous years. when people from other countries sold refuge ortiz shall davinsky has been looking into why attitudes are so different. when the war started in ukraine, millions picked up their belongings and fled with no sense of what would come next. they were many women and children. they packed into trains cause buses or just simply walked crossing the border into countries like poland, hungary on slovakia and they were greeted with open arms. sport centers were converted into temporary refugee centers. food and water was handed out on arrival. people opened to that homes to the refugees, and governments have even offered to residency permits with working rights and accessed health care and education. it is been a huge, warm humanitarian hug. santa was even there to greet children, traumatized by the conflict with coming here. i see if he's fac

. >> carley: fox news alert, explosionion thundering across ukraine with russia main at ainging scorched earth offensive despite diplomatic talks between the two nations. you are watching "fox and friends first." i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. president zelenskyy says his country will win the war. we are talking to the ukrainian president deputy chief of staff ahead of zelenskyy's joint address to congress tomorrow. >> carley: jonathan hunt is on the ground in lviv. jonathan. >> four hours ago, right before dawn broke, we got reports of large explosions near the kyiv city center. it appears russia launched air strikes that hit civilian necessary apartment buildings, just as they did yesterday. emergency services on the scene rescuing those wounded and trapped. we do not have any firm word on number of casualties from the new strikes, remember we saw much the same yesterday, as well, as russia continues the bombardment from the air of the capital city. the mayor of kyiv saying that every single ukrainian himself included will continue to fight. listen here to clitchko. >> thi

mike tobin fox news with russia refusing to back down in ukraine , dozens of major companies are nowg to back away from moscow. ktvu tom vacar reports tonight with details on how the business and financial communities are working together. why does the russian stock market remain closed? russian stocks on the london exchange have already lost 98% of their value. lawyer terry conley is a former wall street investment banker and dean of the golden gate university business school. so it shows the effectiveness of the isolation that's being imposed here by the business and financial world. nobody i hear is saying that sanctions don't matter right now. are they can have an impact when the business and financial community act together in such a conservative way. now the sanctions do have exemptions and carve outs such as consumer cellphones, household appliances , oilfield equipment, aircraft safety parts, humanitarian goods, but. most especially oil needed in europe and the western world, at least for a little while. we wouldn't be talking about $110 oil would be talking about 100 and 50

. ♪ ♪ >> sean: we start this friday night with a lot of news, a fox news alert. welcome to "hannity." russia now seized europe's largest nuclear power plant in ukraine after a brutal shelling last night. thankfully, as of now, no radiation leaks are reported but this continues to remain a very serious and very dangerous threat, as vladimir putin is showing no signs of stopping his brutal battle tactics and no signs of slowing down these terrifying war crimes. we have full coverage all across ukraine with our fox team to the hour. also tonight, senator lindsey graham is facing

up to an $800 prepaid card. >> carley: house voting to suspend trade relations with russia. >> todd: cheryl casone from foxuse vote unanimous as lawmakers move to revoke trade relations with russia and head to the senate, where it may have a trickier path, they want to add language over russian oil imports. ascertain manchin doesn't think that is necessary after the white house action. oil making rebound as talks stall between ukraine and russia. oil is about $103 per barrel. aoc had this to say. >> the crisis is missing murder of indigenous and black women in the united states, evidence shows meaningful connection here issue the correlation between fossil fuel extraction sites and abduction and murder of indigenous women across the united states. >> cheryl: she made the comment linking fossil fuel to murders. >> carley: yeah. >> cheryl: not sure what else to tell you, strangest thing. >> carley: more news on the toxicology -- tiktok summit. can i call it that? >> cheryl: white house is trying to reach younger voters by inviting tiktok stars to briefings, here is one example of this. >> horrific fight betw

are a sign that american sanctions are backfiring and shown clips like this from fox news >> hey, maybe war with russia is not a good idea for the united states >> reporter: russia enforcing its recent media crackdown, any media deviating from the party line could face a 15-year jail sentence german news anchor charlotte myhoff has covered russia five years but pulled out of the country two weeks ago. even though she felt no immediate threat during her report, she said she could no longer do her job as a journalist >> when police come, you just do what they say. >> you always felt like you were being watched because you were a journalist. >> you are watched >> reporter: as a war rages on, putin's grip on information tightening with russians caught in the middle kathy park, nbc news >>> russia's space agency is now dismissing speculation that a group of its cosmonauts was supporting ukraine with their space suits. three cosmonauts in the international space station today wearing yellow suits with blue trim, the same colors as the ukraine flag one of the cosmonauts said they simply had a lot of yellow ma

with a fox news alert. day 12 of russiaens war in ukraine beginning with blast you just heard, rocking a city outside kyiv. >> while you were asleep russiasuch promise after two failed attempts, nato allies getting the green light to deploy those fighter jets go and support ukraine. >> then what happens is the question. this morning secretary of state antony blinken is in europe after

russia's brutal advance. i'm tammy bruce along with joey jones, alicia acuna and charliee hurt. welcome to "the big sunday show". we began with a foxws alert. russia launches airstrikes on an art school and mariupol when sheltering hundreds of ukrainians in the attack and three days targeting bomb shelters in the port city. >> russia has all were cries which they have seen over the second world war. tammy: a senior u.s. official confirming to fox news that putin used more than one hypersonic missile after russia made the claim yesterday. that official saying it is not being viewed as a significant development or escalation. congressional republicans as you might imagine disagree. >> this is very troubling for the pentagon to say this is not escalation it is an escalation. this war is escalating and vladimir putin is continuing to kill innocent people. what you also see with the use of the hypersonic weapon is the demonstration by putin to the west was clearly a message to the west to show that he has these weapons. >> president biden is back at the white house after spending the weekend at the beach in delaware he heads to europe t

russia to the operation in ukraine has seen foreign firms pull out of russia with major brands, including mastercard, suspending business, fox news, host tucker, colson. one does how countries will react if they plan to push will punishment for foreign firms. backfires. it's russia who cares, but is it possible these same techniques might be used some day again, someplace or somebody that you care about. and while waste a media outlets focus on the ongoing war and ukraine, they, rick rick, is very different from what it was doing previous conflict that the countries were involved in. the united nations human rights agency has confirmed that more than 470 civilians were killed in ukraine in the past 2 weeks. and those statistics are drawing global attention to the ongoing crisis. the un statistics from the was in iraq and syria, however, show exponentially higher casualties. about 50000 civilians have been killed in syria. where is more than 200000 were killed in the us led war in iraq. nevertheless, western media coverage was virtually approving, as they respect of countries military entered those conflicts. ortiz constantin

like companies in your home state of texas, exxon mobil, shell, they are cutting ties with russia and yesterday, foxe past two weeks the u.s. has imported zero barrels of oil from russia does that mean oil and gas are doing the right thing even though the biden administration is hesitant to do so? >> yeah, i think they are. i think they see the writing on the wall a it's going to be a little bit dangerous operating in russia as time goes on. they see that this is not the right thing to do to be complicit in providing funds and resources for this crazed dictator, this bloody dictator has no respect for human life to continue to kill ukrainian people. a lot of the people see a problem with that and i think that's what's going on with texas oil companies, too. they see this is absolutely not right. >> todd: before we let you go, you are a texan. texas had a big primary there on tuesday. what are these results of the primaries tell you so far about what we can expect come november when the actual elections take place? >> i think they are exciting win a lot of seats the democrats hold in texas especially

katie: we are back with a fox news alert russia admitting it hit lviv when president biden was 200 milesiv is bracing for more attacks. there was tense moments in error raved interrupted a musical show. [cheering] jackie: mariupol says it doesn't exist. joining us alex. we heard the sirens twice tonight in lviv and during the day we visited the site of yesterday's attack, there are firefighters that are still unseen watering down some of the sites that we did see yesterday after the strikes. take a look at the footage massive flames and black billowing smoke as crews worked throughout the afternoon and evening into yesterday and both of the sites the oil depot and a factory used by the military were both struck twice. the shock of the explosion blowing up the windows in nearby buildings as of this week nato says between 7,015,000 russian troops have died since the invasion so there is no confirmed number at this point. >> i attend the funeral of every soldier i try not to miss any funerals. for each of us they are heroes of ukraine. >> those are people speaking at the funeral of many ukr

with russia. wendy sherman, only on "fox news sunday."s, lawmakers blast the bite in the ministrations plans to restore the iran nuclear deal as russia stalls negotiations over sanctions. >> it is absolutely stunning that this deal is being negotiated by two of our worst enemies on the planet. >> bret: we will ask senator jim risch, the topper republican on the senate foreign relations committee, about the ripple effect in the war on ukraine on global security and it too is a fox news exclusive. then americans face surging prices on groceries, cars, clothing, and homes. in the white house shifts its messaging on those eye-popping gas prices. >> president biden: people already feeling putin's price hikes is like the pump. >> bret: we will ask us undependable the practical and political cost of rising inflation. all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ and hello again from fox news in washington. you're looking live at western ukraine, where russian forces have escalated attacks, striking a military base near the polish border and bring in t

they "acted in concert to create a narrative that the 2016 presidential campaign was colluding with russia. foxld that the suit is sinking down mexican more than $100 million in damages. new york congress roman alexandria ocasio-cortez, that president biden's support among young voters in danger of collapse. the president's poll numbers into the midterm election. >> we need to acknowledge this isn't about middle-of-the-road and increasingly narrowband of independent voters. this is really about the collapse among young people, democratic base, they've worked overtime to get the president election, they are necessarily being seen. >> shannon: a group writing in creating an environment of fear. the letter follows our walk out stage by progressive employees in reaction to disney not pushing back against a g.o.p. back law in florida, discussing topics from kindergarten through 12th grade. the 16-year-old driver from that storm video, this went viral this week? he's speaking up. texas teenager riley leone at a job interview at whataburger when his chevy silverado was swept up by a tornado. was able

. >> up to the minute reports, stay with fox news channel. >> todd: russia says forces are observings safe way out. ukrainians are skeptical after thousands were trapped in the war zone. imagine that circumstance, it is horrible. you are watching "fox and friends firs

>> we begin with a fox news alert. the russia's campaign of terror. it marches on. moscow now escalating its attac on ukraine. the second largest city with very deadly results. now, date eight of the invasion. that is the bastion and despite a demand from the u.s. and moscow to stop the bloodshed, i appears that the worst may be t come. it is 10:00 p.m. here, eight in the morning in the capital city of kyiv. now, the number and the thousands, there leader is urging their citizens to keep u the resistance. vowing that they will not have quiet morning. white house correspondent couri talk at the cannes pentagon, bu we begin with jonathan hunt, on the ground in the western ukrainian city which is not far from the good morning. >> good morning to you. we are entering day eight of this war now and the land sea and air assault by the russian military appears to be if anything gathering pace. the southern city of kars on ha been the scene of intense fighting and russian forces say they are now in control of that suit strategically important safety. the mayor has confirmed t

charles: back with the fox news alert as russia levels ukrainian cities kamala harris makes an interestingpledge to defend ukraine. listen. >> i will say over and over again, the united states stands firmly with ukrainian people in defense of the nato alliance. >> she said in defense of the nato alliance. the problem is ukraine is not nato, was that a mistake or on purpose, the white house changing the transcripts which we have here to read the united states stands firmly with ukraine people and in defense of the nato alliance. if you listen to that and you look here as we've highlighted the and got added in. charlie hurt, what is going on here, it is insane. charles: she's out of her depth when she goes over to europe and starts talking about this stuff, she is unsafe at any speed obviously propaganda as part of any war that's when politicians say in the middle of war is very, very important and important that they get it right, the business of saying one thing and the white house trying to clean it up further undermines her credibility and there's a lot of handwringing about the u.s. doi

russia's brutal advance. i'm tammy bruce along with joey jones, alicia acuna and charliee hurt. welcome to "the big sunday show". we began with a fox

we begin with a fox news alert. russia is ramping up attacks on civilian targets in ukraine, shutting down a major steel plant in the battered port city of mariupol. the theater was being used as a bomb shelter. this is before and after. ukraine says 130 people have been rescued so far but hundreds are believed to be under the rubble. dozen of people are feared to be dead after russia fired several missiles own a ukrainian army barracks where soldiers were training. that's where we find greg palkot tonight. >> tammy, we are well into the fourth week of this war and by all the looks of things, we are into a new serious phase of this combat. street-to-street combat is reported in the key port city of mariupol. it's been under siege by the russians for weeks. even the ukrainians admit it will probably fall, but they are putting up a heck of a fight. russian missiles hit an army barrack and reports are 5 ukrainian soldiers were killed. it's another town where russian and ukrainians have been going at it tooth and flail. a weap

ktvu fox two news at 6 30 president biden overseas tonight as the war in ukraine grows more dire for weeks into russia's invasion as foxes, lauren blanchard tells us what leaders are hitting russia with more sanctions and trying to ensure the conflict doesn't spread. president biden is in europe for the start of his hands on trip to shore up allies and strategize what to do next about russia, starting off in brussels, three high stakes emergency meetings for president biden with nato leaders, the g seven and the european union on the agenda how to help ukraine and avoid the spread of russian aggression. ukrainian leaders have begged nato for more weapons. the issue is how to help without setting off a wider war with russia. oh, that um, never in history. sanctions really stop the war immediately . more sanctions from the administration are expected thursday, targeting hundreds of members of the russian government. we are creating a chokehold around putin and the elites and oligarchs that stand him up. there's also the question is russia preparing to use chemical weapons? and what will the global response be? if they do? the leaders are expected to discuss china's relationship with ru

russia doesn't go on fox with most of the overall but they don't attack most of the world. if you do that, any country including the united states will have some method of getting you to see things their way. that is what russia is doing. putin is not going to stop. we do not need to be and to a military confrontation with russia. we like to talk about it and they are more about doing it. i am an american who believes that americans should take care of americans and get along with everybody else but we don't do too good a job of that. we already suffered enough. host: ok. let's hear from ben in pennsylvania. caller: good morning. for the previous caller said about the media, the media is complicit. i wonder, why are our people talking about cease-fires or peace from peace -- previous wars. this one it is just about how many more weapons have we sent? if a weapon gets sent it is going to get used. people are going to get killed. this is not our war. host: do you think peace talks are achievable at this point? caller: you have to try. is it our war? it is a proxy war. joe bid

with iran as russia tries to push back on sanctions. joining us now from boise idaho, ranking member of the foreign relations committee. welcome back to fox news sunday. >> thank you, bret. good to be with you again. >> you just heard deputy secretary sherman. let's start with iran and what is happening with that deal. what is your sense of this? >> well, you know, sitting here listening to this, i feel like the administration is living in an alternative universe from where we are. i heard wendy, well, they did not really intend to shoot at our embassy there in iraq, what else were they shooting at? they fired seven missiles out of iraq that hit near where the new construction on the embassy there. this is nothing. and then it sounds like it had the effect that the iranians wanted. they hit, they fired these missiles at a u.s. insulation and now wendy is saying we need to get signed as quickly as possible. that got them exactly what they wanted, it sounds like to me. this is nonsense. >> is the administration briefing congress on where they are on that deal? >> no, they are not. they promised they would come out they have not. they are ou

. >> we begin with a fox news alert. the russia's campaign of terror. it marches on. and despite a demand from the u.s. and moscow to stop

with a fox news alert. the war in ukraine continues to rage as russia blast evacuation checkpoints with multiple reports of casualties including children a senior us official estimate 600 mesh russian missiles have been launched now odessa is in the sites on the vaccine that would give the russian navy a vital. on —- foothold in the south russian rockets have destroyed a ukrainian airport in response to president zelensky's request of a no-fly zone. ukraine hangs in the balance is the fighting enters a second week what can you tell us quick. >> putin came out today saying his campaign was going to plan and he would not stop until the ukrainians stopped fighting and as such the civilian death toll continues to rise and we expect that for the next few days just outside kiev today they had to flee heavy bombardment and artillery with missiles streaking across the town and they had to hurry out of the town and then to evacuate 200,000 people from the heavily bombarded city for a second day in the rose russian forces showing the humanitarian corridors and then simply they said it was too dangerous president zel

with us this morning. a fox news alert, u.s. officials say russia's seeking the evasion gnomic as the invasion of ukraine continues. >> carley: the chinese counterpart they will meet with to discuss concerns. life with the latest, brooke spellman. book. >> good morning, chief national security advisor jake will meet with foreign policy advisor. and to hold china accountable to help russia with the invasion of ukraine. >> we have made it clear to not just beijing but every country in the world that if they think they can basically bail russia out, they can give russia a workaround to the sanctions imposed and they should have another thing coming because we will ensure that neither china or anyone else can compensate russia for these losses. >> u.s. officials not sharing specifics but confirming russia has asked china for help after launching the invasion. according to the officials the crimea asked for economic support. but the thought of russia, china and other totalitarian states with a united front is a concerning one from the west. list them. list

despite russia agreeing to continue with ceasefire talks with ukraine foxes laura blanchard joining us live tonight from washington, d. c. with the latest on the conflict, lawrence hi, alex. well, the sun is now rising in ukraine. 1/6 day of fighting. of course, the people they're spending another night in terror as russia continued to shell, ukraine's second largest city still earlier monday, the two sides ukraine and russia did sit down in person in hopes of reaching some sort of ceasefire. devastating images out of ukraine showing powerful blasts hitting apartment buildings in kharkiv. the ukrainian military and its people have managed to put up a strong resistance to the russian invasion so far taking up arms, citizens even building molotov cocktails to defend their country. this is desperate fight. this is a david versus goliath situation. satellite images show a convoy of russian tanks and trucks near the country's capital city of kiev, the pentagon says. although russia has faced setbacks, they still have significant combat power and fear the fight will grow more deadly. it's cl

>> trace: continuing coverage fox news alert sirens player as russia with more against the war in ukraine. invading troops with europe's largest nuclear power station in the city of enerhodar. unleashing new fears not just in ukraine but around the world. good morning again everyone trace gallagher in los angeles. it is midnight on the mid coast and 10:00 in the city of kyiv. day nine for the battle of ukraine's freedom and russia's sure destruction that stretches for miles. 75% or 95% of invading forces have crossed ukraine's sovereign border. there are a few corners the country that have not been scarred by vladimir putin's campaign of terror. while outnumbered and outgunned, ukrainians continued to put up stiff resistance waging guerrilla warfare against the brutal invaders. >> the global leader rebuild every house, every street, every city and russia with hordes of operation and contribution. you will pay back the full price for everything that you did to us, to our country, and to every ukrainian. >> trace: key fox news coverage and in the lenten, and brussels kevin corke at the pent

fox news alert. a brutal assault continues in ukraine with russia pushing a scorched earth offensive despite ongoing diplomatic talks between the two nations. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> 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 injur

fox news alert. russia escalating its attacks in western ukraine with deadly airstrike object a military base 15 milesand joins us live from lviv. >> that attack just 24 hours ago. a clear and loud message from president putin, attacking a base 15 miles or so from the border with

russia is ramping up. thank you. to another fox news alert. russia is seeking -- invasion of ukraine continues. >> todd: top white house national security advisor will meet with chinese counterpart today to discuss concerns. brooke singman has the latest. >> brooke: today chief national security advisor jake sullivan will meet with china, plans to hold them accountable. >> made it clear not to just beijing, but every country in the world, if they think they can bail russia out, they can give russia workaround to sanctions we pose, we will ensure neither china nor anyone else can compensate china for the losses. >> brooke: u.s. officials not sharing many specifics, but russia asked china for help, according to officials, kremlin asked for equipment and economic support, the thought of russia and china and other totalitarian state system concerning for the west. listen. >> we are seeing alignment of the world ato being rasies, russia, chien ark both involved in the negotiations with iran. this is concerning. >> brooke: the ukraine invasion potentially creating a dangerous precedent as mike pompeo believes it could set the stage for china to take similar action

been everywhere. ♪ [background sounds] rachel: we start this final hour of "fox & friends" weekend with a fox news alert. russia'se latest. benjamin. >> reporter: yeah, pete, good morning. we are seeing attacks continue around this country today, the death toll continuing to rise. vladimir putin continues to insist he is not targeting civilians. that simply is not the case based on what we've senior. just north/northwest of kyiv is a town that we know the russians have been constantly shelling today and for the last few days, forcing thousands of civilians to flee to the relative safety of the capital. how long it remains safe though, or nobody knows. that is because russian forces are increasing their push towards kyiv as well, and it's believed to be just a matter of time until they take it. across the country they have been surrounding and besieging other cities too, but despite these russian gains, secretary blinken made it clear there will be no no-fly zone. >> the only way to implement a no-fly zone is to shoot down russian planes, and that could lead to a full-fledged war in europe. we are not going to get

latest this afternoon on ukraine , talks are set to begin tomorrow on a possible end to the war with russia as foxes madeline rivera tells us this comes as president biden is addressing ad lib remarks in his speech this weekend. saying that vladimir putin cannot remain in power. i'm not walking anything back. president biden is making it clear he's not seeking regime change in russia, expressing the more outrage. i felt towards this man. i wasn't articulated policy change. the cleanup comes as peace talks between russia and ukraine press on in turkey with a plane purportedly carrying a russian delegation landing at istanbul monday. this time, there is optimism that there might be a breakthrough plan to and i can say that the telephone traffic we are carrying out with mr putin and mr zielinski is advancing on a positive direction. president zelinsky has floated the possibility of adopting a neutral stance if it is guaranteed by third parties and put to a referendum. meanwhile u. s. officials say russia is shifting its focus to try and cut off ukraine and the east. it's hope of a quick invasion gone.

with russia and belarus. the measure which would allow the u.s. to impose steep tariffs on russian imports passed with overwhelming bipartisan support and now heads to the senate. foxnews correspondent madeline rivera brings us more on this story from the nation's capital . the bill is passed and another move to further punish president putin. the house voted thursday to undercut russia's most favored nation trade status. the bipartisan bill would allow president biden to high tariffs on russian goods between now and 2024. we must do everything in our power to hold russia accountable for american dollars will no longer fund russia's war machine. but congress won't grant president zelenskyy biggest ask, which is a no fly zone over ukraine. even though some lawmakers have signaled they are open to the notion. ukraine has every right to defend their airspace still, as russia continues its siege in ukraine, killing more civilians including an american citizen and others argue the next best thing includes sending fighter jets to zelenskyy. in addition to the eight hundred million dollar security package the president announced wednesday give him the air superiority that

we begin with a fox news alert, another round of peace talks between russia and ukraine begins tomorrowy has been a safe haven, lviv is 45 miles from the polish border where president biden met are refugees and world

>> trace: continuing coverage fox news alert sirens player as russia with more against the war in ukraineargest nuclear power station in the city of enerhodar. unleashing new fears not just in ukraine but around the world. good morning again everyone trace gallagher in los angeles. it is midnight on the mid c

fox two news, amanda. thank you. stanford university is canceling at $1.7 million contract with russia. stanford appears to be the last u. s university that had an active deal with russia. we don't know yet the group behind the contract, but it was not funded by the kremlin. a spokesperson for stanford tells fox news. the contract involved online access to business related professional development courses, u. s education department said in 2020. american colleges did not report $6.5 billion in funding from countries such as russia and china, considered hostile to the united states. we've watched as gas prices have skyrocketed over the past few weeks, but costs are starting to show signs of stabilizing. however analysts say it's not clear yet if that will be enough to lift the inflationary pressure keeping prices high across the board. alexandria hoff has the story from washington, d. c. after months of increases, we're finally starting to see some signs of relief at the pump triple reports, the nationwide average for a gallon of gas remains steady at 4 32 for the last two days after hit

victoria sparks and ukraine immigrant joined us next to react. ♪♪ fox news alert, russia's invasion force ukrainian farmers to help with effort viewing years from local food shortage. inflation, surging energy prices. here to react ukrainian immigrant congresswoman victoria sparks, they give for joining us. ukraine is an enormous supplier of wheat around the world. this has the potential to have a significant impact on global food supply, basically terrorist attacks on ukraine. >> definitely, thank you for having me. we're just talking, with my husband, with almost double the price of fuel, fertilizer, almost triple the price. that's a significant increase. we knew this would come in the challenge with the administration, they have back of care dealing with domestic or foreign issues because we've been talking about this for a while, we didn't deal with what was already happening with inflation and more and more regulations and businesses instead of creating more problems driven by pandemic so it's very unwise what we are doing and american consumers, it's hurt a lot of people. think about ukraine, it's about 10%, it w

with their lives. in san mateo, greg liggins ktvu fox two news. the pentagon has set up a new hotline with russia's ministry of defense, and the hope is that it will prevent miscalculation, military incidents and escalation in that war torn region. the u. s has no troops in ukraine, but there are still concerns about potential accidents. meantime the united nations says the number of ukrainians fleeing their country has grown to almost 1.5 million . benjamin hall shows us how the migration is brewing crisis in neighboring countries. ukrainians are making life or death decisions in the midst of the worst fighting the country has seen since world war two. many have fled to neighboring countries with only a handful of possessions average sulk. and my backpack left everything. we have known nothing like we have no clothes as we have known nothing. this woman bringing just a few photos with her to remember happier times. as well as who she was forced to leave behind. took my daughter and i hope we'll be all right. but i left my husband. it's. secretary of state anthony blinken saturday, paying a visit t

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. ♪ ♪ >> sean: we start this friday night with a lot of news, a fox news alert. welcome to "hannity." russia now seized europe's largest nuclear power plant in ukraine after a brutal shelling last night. thankfully, as of now, no radiation leaks are reported but this continues to remain a very serious and very dangerous threat, as vladimir putin is showing no signs of stopping his brutal battle tactics and no signs of slowing down these terrifying war crimes. we have full coverage all across ukraine with our fox team to the hour. also tonight, senator lindsey graham is facing a backlash for remarks he made on this program last night. he will join us, and he will react and respond to his critics, but first tonight, explosive footage from journalists at sky news coming under fire from russian forces outside of kyiv, warning, viewer discretion is advised. >> the government has worn for days of russian saboteurs who have infiltrated the country to bring terror. death squads who are attacking civilians in their cars as they flee. they do exist, as we found out. >> [bleep]! >> that was a bullet. >

we are back with a fox news alert, wnba player brittney griner dictated russia facing potential presenthere isn't anything putin won't do. >> that's true and as you are pointing out, this happened in february. the united states told americans to get out of russia and i think this serves as a clear warning that americans should not be in russia and it not clear if it's a plant or cheated have cannabis oil on her but what can the u.s. do to get her out of russia at this time? >> what does the state department do when russia is at war with ukraine? >> i don't think we have a lot of friends in russia right now to help us get her out but maybe the lesson for me would say don't do drugs or have drugs when in russia looking for any excuse to detain americans especially high-profile like this. i'm not sure if this was pointed on her, i feel bad because the sentence is five to ten years, he made it sound like she had pounds of marijuana on her, it's a political move. they should be coming home. >> what you think, is this putin's way of dangling an american in front of the war and daring us to do

fox news alert, russia's -- and you to crane taking direct aim. and the second largest city with that they've. 1 million people have fled their homeland. the fastest exit after of refugees in the century. it is apparent that the worst may be yet to come. hello again, i'm trace gallagher coming to you from los angeles where it is midnight, 10 in the morning and the capital city of kyiv. across the sovereign nation as a mournful loss of more innocent lives. that the violator is urging his citizens to keep up the resistance bowing that the invaders will not have one quiet moment. kevin corke said the pentagon but we begin with our chief correspondent on the ground in lviv, not far from the polish border. jonathan. >> good morning again to you, trace, and we are now well into day eight of this ongoing and brutal war. of the russian military is pressing its offensive across southern ukraine in particular today. the mayor mayor of the southern city of kherson says that russian troops are there and are in control of that city. those russian forces showed up at city hall. the mayor of kh

. >> carley: fox news alert, explosionion thundering across ukraine with russia main at ainging scorched earth offensive despite diplomatic talks between the two nations. you are watching "fox and friends first." i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. president zelenskyy says his country will win the war. we are talking to the ukrainian president deputy chief of staff ahead of zelenskyy's joint address

with a fox news alert. the war in ukraine continues to rage as russia blast evacuation checkpoints with multiple reports ofl estimate 600 mesh russian missiles have been

russia has the resources. we continue to watch the 40-mile convoy, it sits just outside of kyiv. "fox and friends first" withlagher, live from los angeles. >> todd: a fox news alert, the united states taking new action against russia. president biden using his state of the union address to reaffirm support for the ukrainian people. there is a rampage against kyiv. 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.

with a fox news alert. a brutal assault continues in ukraine this morning with russia pushing a scorched earth offense. nations morning. military exercises in norway. cold training. and ukrainians are fleeing for his safety anywhere they can find it. the national organization migration saying this morning 3 million ukrainians have left the country after the start of the war many of which went to poland. >> we are getting close on that. and the leaders of the prime ministers of poland, the czech republic and slovenia are traveling to kyiv today on a train to stand with president zelenskyy in a show of support. president zelenskyy is also going to be addressing our congress tomorrow. are there prime ministers will visit with him later today in kyiv. >> i wonder if these leaders are coming there just for support or if this also has something to do with these diplomatic talks on my calling them the possibility of peace talks. that are ongoing right now in ukraine. >> brian: they absolutely know that the threat of russia, the oppressive way in which the soviet union had an iron sickle over their life and de

stay with fox news for continuing coverage of russia's war on ukraine.e is "america reports." >> russia is on my country. >> we are afraid, we have fear of this invasion of our country. >> i am very angry. >> why? >> because putin [bleep]. >> john: begin with the terror in ukraine. president biden preparing to meet with members of his cabinet. united nations reports more than 1 million have left their homes as the two sides prepare to sit down for talk

with russia over nato expansion. maybe that was possible. we'll never know. speaking of trade, right now even with the humanitarian catastrophe that we have been documenting on fox news all day long. for several days. aided and abetted by china, both russia and china tonight still enjoy the same trading privileges with us as the u.k. even canada had the good sense to revoke russia's most favored nation status. they did that today. my question, what are we waiting for. i can tell you who is not waiting. china. they formed an alliance of convenience with russia and we let it happen. but at least we might get some cool yachts out of it. that's "the angle." joining me now is chris swecker, former fbi assistant director. chris, what did i get wrong on this issue of the oligarchs and their assets in the big new task force and all the showboating about how they were going to get the boats? >> laura, as someone who oversaw all of the fda's criminal investigations, including russian organized crime and autocracy, i'm afraid this big announcement is what they call in texas all hat and no cattle. i believe they are overpromising something they can't deliver without the due

fox wagon to ikea from b p to mastercard. many companies have stopped doing business with russia to take a look at what experts call a shift in corporate responsibility. i'm 1st cobra, welcome to the program, indian prime minister and remote, he has voided condemning russia for its invasion of ukraine. this week has country again abstained in a un resolution deploring russia's actions, and here is the likely motive. in december modi and russian president vladimir putin signed an armed steel worth billions. russia will deliver its s $400.00 advanced missile defense system. india wants to protect itself against attacks from china and pakistan for more, let's bring in dw correspondent charo cartucker in new delhi char. why does this arm steal? have such a significance for net render modi's government? well, chris, i think it's not just as of the, the entire gamut of this straight relationship with russia is very important for india because these figures are confidential not released by the government. but a lot of analysts believe that anywhere from 60 to 85 percent of india's infrastructure is rushing back to do the weapons and