hannah white, thank you ve much disrepute.st people who are feeling the impact of that russian invasion. animals are suffering as well and is some are hoping to send their pets abroad. when the war began, natalia and vlodymir headed west, from donetsk to lviv. they brought with them their pet cat, charlie. it proved to be a stressfuljourney for the whole family. translation: he is playful. he is not quiet. he likes to play. it was hard to transport him in the cage because he is very active. our trip lasted for a0 hours. it was really hard for him. they came here to a shelter that, before the invasion, only took in wild animals. but now, it has become a staging post for people fleeing the violence who want their pets to be safe and sound. we are making them secure for secure travel, and we are going to try and take as many animals as we can out, back to latvia, back to europe, back to safety. no such safety for this jaguar or sabrina, a black panther, they live in the luhansk region of ukraine. you can question the rights or wr

since russia's invasion, well, mike, hannah is at the white house, joins us live from there. so mike, $7000000000.00, not a small amount of money to terrance initiative, as nato and its allies, and also specifically to come to russian invasion of ukraine. now specifically, what this money is going to go for not quite clear within the budget, there is $1000000000.00 specifically for ukraine via the state department. now this is an addition to a $1000000000.00 that has already been allocated over the course of the past months to ukraine. now that money has mainly gone to weaponry at bonds weaponry for ukraine, such as javelin las tiles, as well as items like a body armor, but also full humanitarian assistance. now this neutron shop, $1000000000.00 that has been specifically earmarked for ukraine is likely to be spent on the same type of things. the planning, the supplies, humanitarian supplies, as well as military hardware to assist the ukrainian baffle against the russians. one must remember that as well that this budget is essentially a suggestion to congress, its congress, w

all right, thank you so much, mike. hannah reporting from the white house now to the situation on the ground in ukraine, and there's hope, a temporary cease fire will give thousands of civilians the chance to leave ukraine's proceed. city of mario pole. so convoy. your buses is on route to remove residence out. a 160000 people have been trapped in the southern port city with little food, water, or shelter. mario poles, mayor earlier warns all residents have to be evacuated to avoid a humanitarian catastrophe. the international red cross says it's ready with 8 supplies. meanwhile, fighting continues in other regions over the east. the governor of the new pro says russian rocket strikes have hit a military unit, and the fuel depot, killing 2 people, while ukrainian forces say they've recaptured the charm of trust to the arts. and they made games around the capital. russian forces have bombarded the city of trinity have and suburbs of keys despite promises to scale down operations in those areas. iran con will give us an update. he's joining us from the capital to tell us what you've bee

mike, hannah is at the white house for us. so mike, $7000000000.00 us dollars. that's a lot of money is no small amounts, at least. where would it go? indeed, yes, world that is going to the european to terrance initiative vessel called to nato, along with its allies as well as to wards ukraine, efforts encountering the russian invasion. now there's also $1000000000.00 set aside specifically for ukraine. this is likely to take the form of military and humanitarian aid in coming weeks. this is an addition to some of some $1000000000.00 that has already been allocated to ukraine over the past month. so it's a significant amount of money. it's part of a 4 percent increase in the national security budget. a huge increase in terms of the budget itself. now one must remember as well that this is a suggestion to congress. it's congress said essentially. busy holes the nation's per strings, but on this issue are that her money allocated to ukraine. that is certainly something that given the bipartisan support in congress for ukraine, that is an element that is going to

mike, hannah has more now from washington dc. the white house suite out of the conversations says that the 2 leaders discussed the sanctions program against russia. they discussed ukrainian security and president biden pledge to continue to work with congress and to build a massive humanitarian aid package which ukraine so desperately needs. what was not mentioned in the readout is whether the matter of fighter aircraft came up for discussion. this is something that president lensky has been calling for, for the us, so long with its nato allies to provide air craft to the ukranian air force, along with drones. and no mention in the official statement from the white house that this was brought up at any time during the conversation. russian president vladimir putin, his warning, any country that tries to impose a no fly zone over ukraine would be a participant in the military conflict comes as russia forces it continue, they're pushed towards keefe or russia has that resumed it's offensive on the strategic port. city of merrier poll comes a

mike, hannah has more now on biden's announcement from the white house. this is a multi pronged approach to the current crisis, both domestically within the u. s. and internationally. he says that the u. s. has a history of taking opportunity out of crisis and he says, this is the moment at which the u. s. can up be a rise, increase its energy production at the same time as also introducing new clean energy resources. the aim, he says, to stop producing at least a 1000000 barrels a day within the u. s. domestically this he said, is part of the search to create a country that is energy independent. so certainly this is a why ranging proposal from the president not just the release of the strategic petroleum fund, which will have an impact and has already had an impact on the price of oil. but also looking at this as a long term project at the end of which he says the us should be independent with regards to energy in particular with regards to oil production, which would avoid any such crisis in the future. shelling has continued around the capital key tha

but the white house hasn't confirmed any solid plans yet in washington. i'm hannah. >> 5.26 right now. coming up next, our big story here locally is the rain. it will probably hit your neighborhood if it hasn't already. and that means you can get cars. what? means you can get cars. what? we'll be right back. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within keeping you one step ahead of eczema. hide my skin? not me. and that means long-lasting clearer skin... and fast itch relief for adults. with dupixent, you can show more skin with less eczema. hide my skin? not me. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes, including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. when you help heal your

but the white house hasn't confirmed any solid plans yet. >> in washington, i'm hannah brandt. >> andgot to see this. this is a first in a show of defiance and editor for russian state tv. interrupted a live broadcast with an antiwar message and she paid for it. take a look. she's coming up. the trip move of those students to on the city show you fred interceptions not to the deficit is coming up. the trip move out to sea to is this incredible. she comes out during the broadcast. the anger doesn't even turn around as she's giving, you know that the state line. >> and the woman behind are saying this is lies. she says no war. they are telling you lies here. that's what she's saying. she says don't believe the propaganda. that's what the sign said. and then, of course, they switch that tv program quickly. and they got her off of the set and they arrested her. her lawyer says he doesn't know where she is. they say she's in the police custody right now. >> because you are not allowed. first of all, even call it a war. it's and secondly, to what russian says the government says is spreadin

white europeans suffering. the founder of the far left 1619 project nikole hannah-jones tweeted about ukraine coverage.rm about european or civilized or first world nation being invaded is a dog whistle to tell us we should care because they are like us. it doesn't end there. one liberal host saying there isn't as much sadness about war and refugees in the middle east. >> when they say oh, civilized cities and another clip well dressed people and this is not the third world. they really mean white people, don't they? [inaudible] >> going to give a rebuttal to the state of the union a far left response to a democratic president. the congresswoman ignored our shouted questions about these issues today. bret. >> all right. mike, thank you. >> we have the reason to be here. we have the reason to fight. they don't. they are not in their land. >> look at this picture. the red one is russia. the yellow one is ukraine. and yellow country ukraine we are fighting back one of the most powerful army in the world. >> we are very exhausted right now. it's not the same as it has been. the same people are losing a lot

white house called a major address in poland. but officials had to quickly walk back some of his comments. washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt explains what he said. >> after speaking with world leaders and refugees, president biden ended his trip with a message about unity and confidence in the face of intensifying attacks on ukraine. >> on the final day of his trip to europe, president biden met with ukrainian refugees in poland. most surprised >> is the depth and strength of human spirit and had this to say about russian president vladimir putin to butcher. >> hours before his speech in poland, russian missile struck the city of lviv just a few dozen miles away from the polish border. but president biden still expressed optimism rather than breaking ukrainian resolve. russia's brutal tactics have strengthened the resolve after days of meeting with nato allies, the president said the alliance remains united and must continue to punish russia and support ukraine. we must commit now. >> to be in this fight for the long haul. we must remain unified today and tomorrow and the day after this week, the president announced

white house called a major address in poland. his staff had to walk back some of his comments and hannah brandt explains what he said.aking with world leaders and refugees, president biden ended his trip with a message about unity and confidence in the face of intensifying attacks on ukraine. >> we're so on the final day of his trip to europe. president biden met with ukrainian refugees in poland. most surprised >> is the depth and strength of human spirit and had this to say about russian president vladimir putin to butcher. >> hours before his speech in poland, russian missile struck the city of lviv just a few dozen miles away from the polish border. but president biden still expressed optimism rather than breaking ukrainian resolve. russia's brutal tactics have strengthened the resolve after days of meeting with nato allies, the president said the alliance remains united and must continue to punish russia and support ukraine. we must commit now. >> to be in this fight for the long haul. we must remain unified today and tomorrow and the day after this week, the president announced plans to accept 100,000 ukrainian