kevin corke reporting. good evening. >> busy day. evening. the nation's largest police union is accusing white house press secretary jen psaki of mocking americans concerns about rising crime. patrick is the president of the national fraternal order of police and he wrote this in a statement "i think it's wrong, very wrong for ms. psaki to suggest violent crime in our country is of no concern or to just laugh it off." the white house says that's simply not true but the sharp criticism comes after comments made by psaki in a podcast even as the nation continues to struggle with the surge in crime. >> on fox's jeanine pirro talking about soft on crime consequences. what does that even mean? so there's an alternate universe on some coverage. >> psaki's comments came on the liberal podcast "pod save america" in which she

i'm kevin corke fox news. the u. s airline and travel industry groups are now pressing the white house to drop mandatory preflight koba tests for vaccinated travelers flying into the u. s this is more european nations are taking that step. in a letter to the white house, the travel group said the uk concluded that the cost of both passengers and airlines of the testing mandate could no longer be justified. they said that's because there's no evidence that the effort protected the public from covid. in december, the u. s tightened its testing role for inbound travelers by requiring a test within 24 hours of boarding. previously it had allowed 72 hours. speaking of traveling jetblue has just been named the worst airline in the u. s. according to the wall street journal's annual ranking of u. s. airlines jetblue is now ahead of spirit, american frontier and allegiant as the country's worst airline. jetblue's new status is mainly due to its high rate of canceled flights, extreme delays and waits on the tarmac. the rankin

kevin corke, great to see you think you.up, continuing coverage and why -- have you seen the news today? have you know something in russia? have not seen this since vivaldi come of the protest where went back in jail. vladimir putin's biggest enemy, and now you're seeing brand-new protests in moscow across russia, protesting the war in ukraine. will work. what will it take to turn the rest of russia's public opinion was matt coming up, continuing coverage continues. ♪ ♪ >> trace: the russian assault of ukraine under that second day as rocket strikes the sun on the capital of kyiv. steve harrigan on the ground for us. good morning. >> good morning, trace, it's listening now to try to figure on the mic out what's going on in the capital of 3 million. to my west and north, there seems to be study low-level explosions. it sounds like artillery fire. u.s. officials several hours ago said that russian forces where inside 20 miles from the capital. from the distance we are hearing now, it may be cut in half at this hour about 12 mi

kevin cork e has more. >> reporter: vladimir putin is calling the troops he's sending to eastern ukrainecekeeping forces. in the united nations, the u.n. security council just ended. >> russia's clear attack on ukraine sovereignty and territorial integrity is unprovoked, an attack on ukraine's status as a u.n. member state. >> reporter: while russia was kicked out of the g.-eight nearly a decade ago, it's got a seat on the u.n. security council and retains veto power. president zelensky addressed his nation at 2:00 a.m. eastern time. >> we're on our land. we're not afraid of anything or anyone. we don't owe anything to anyone. we won't give away anything to anyone. we're confident in this. it is not february 2014 but february 2022. >> reporter: february 2014, reference to the russian invasion crimea eight years ago sunday. 58 nations abstained from condemning russia in the united nations. many thought they were afraid. all the remaining american diplomats evacuated the country making the u.s. withdrawal from ukraine complete. ukrainians i've spoken to on the street here are nervous and a

kevin corke, thank you. joining us, former deputy assistant secretary of state under president obama. to you the same question. this is the question of the day. the president is going to come out later and say these sanctions are going to be in place. they are going to be harsh, biting. go right to the head of the snake and go after putin himself. who knows exactly whether going to hit him with. the question is, had you hit him a month ago, they would be starting to take effect. they would start to feel the pinch a little bit more. maybe my assessment is way off. but i'm asking. >> this is the right question to ask. how do we deal with the madman with nuclear weapons? seems hell-bent on invading a neighbor that hasn't done anything to provoke him other than existing. i think it's very hard to navigate this, with the administration has been trying to do and i think this has been the approach that we've seen working is make sure we have unity with our allies. make sure we have partners in this program of punis

it is time for kevin corke to come back for this very important debate.ch is the best girl scout cookie. people have strong feelings about this. >> they are already outside my building. for more than 100 years girl scouts have sold cookies, a lot of cookies and meanwhile we buy them every year, favorites for some actually come and go, at least according to our folks over at -- here at the top six. they say that the samoa is the number one cookie and didn't mince, tagalong and then there are other favorites out there in case you are unaware, they still have s'mores and lemon ups. there actually carmel and chocolate chip cookies. that look terrific. i haven't had one. and that the cookies. we asked the question do you buy them every year and if so which is your favorite. >> i love it when girls scouts start the can buy them and donate them. they go to homeless and food banks and stuff like that be can also do it for the troops. i buy them more because i don't trust myself to have 87 boxes but if i can set them straight to the troops are food banks, i love d

kevin corke has that story for us tonight. hey, kevin. >> evening.gh months of this here in the nation's capital following the january 6th protests and now fencing is once again returning on the u.s. capital just ahead of the state of the union and possible protests here in town with some say is an effort to end the push for more sweeping vaccine mandates nationwide. as for the panicked calls by some to once again encircle one of the major symbols of our democracy, the capitol police are saying this in a statement. "the temporary inner perimeter fence is part of those ongoing discussions and remains an option. however, at this time, no decision has been made." they say no decision, but some fencing manifestly is up and is going up at this hour. meanwhile, the pentagon has had to deploy hundreds of guards troops to "help with traffic control during first amendment demonstrations." this is what's become of our nation's capital. >> tucker: kevin corke for us. thanks so much. >> you bet. >> tucker: amazing how afraid of the population they are. miranda d

the question is how effective will they be and let's go back to the white house with kevin corke standing. kevin. >> trace, a time when americans are contending with so much, we had a chance to talk about this where we are facing incredibly soaring energy costs and paying at the pump i saw a picture tonight where there was $6.65 per gallon gasoline in california. you can imagine how people there and all roll around the country are feeling when they hear the president say i know you're going through a lot, but prepare for even more costs as the government tries to thwart vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine. plenty of for him to browse after hearing that today, but still you had the president in the east room saying that the sanctions he's talking about today are the toughest yet and jose rebuffing of the russian leader >> putin's actions betray a sinister action for our world. one nation takes what they want by forest. with the vision that the united states, the freedom of the nation, will oppose with every tour the mic to a. he will test the resolve of the west to see if we stay together

said, with respect for each other, doctor, thank you very much. >> thanks, shannon. >> shannon: kevin corkemething disrespectful that we heard about we had him look into it because i cannot believe what some people been doing during the pandemic. kevin. >> this is one of those. you can file this under g for gross. as your oral hygiene gotten worse during the pandemic? if so, brand-new services apparently are not alone. according to research conducted by one poll, 22% of respondents had that they sometimes go at least three days without brushing their teeth. >> shannon: noel. speak we've got to be kidding me. 22% of the people. they are clearly single. >> shannon: and staying that way. >> let me add, 26% say it was because they forgot to brush. >> shannon: for three days? >> i know. you got to be kidding me. 28% said it was because they had other health issues on their mind and oral maintenance was not a top priority. what say you? three whole days. can i even pay you to go three days? >> shannon: no. i want people to out themselves and tweet us if they have done this. i can see if you had a

time to bring back kevin corke, let's talk about a midnight pass.oderate drinking can be good for us. >> here's the question do you think a daily glass of wine is good for you? a lot of people seem to believe that but a new report says you may want to reconsider that. the world heart federation released a policy brief that recommends no amount of alcohol is good for the heart, previous research had pointed to as you pointed out moderate drinking having heart health benefits, new research says alcohol consumption may actually do more harm than good to pick up the recommendation is to are controversial and they are asking more research be done. i will just say this. you're not a drinker but you've heard people having a glass of wine with dinner, do you think that's a good thing or a bad thing? >> shannon: we can't because of the schedule that we are on and that keeps us from drinking. but i got to say these studies like they say when dark chocolate is good for you i immediately run with it -- it's scientific, i love it. i think people have been too ex

all right, it's time to bring kevin corke back. we're talking fast food again tonight.reasons why people say they avoid it. >> i'm going to tell you about the numbers and then i'm going to sort of walk you back into why people say they don't eat fast-food. a post published by the barbecue lab show most americans actually have a fast-food meal anywhere from one to three times a week if you could imagine. more than 30%, in fact, of americans say they east fast food each and every day. 83% of families in our country say they eat fast food at least once a week and people who earn more generally eat more fast food than those who earn less, but here is the question for you, can you guess the top reason people don't eat fast food? i'll give you some to choose from here. number 1, is it because there's too much grease and fat and cholesterol? >> shannon: that's why you eat it. >> you and i, again, simpatico. number 2 or b, is it because you have too much guilt? is it, c, too much salt in the food? is it, d, poor-quality food? doesn't taste good. or, e, because you think, look,

kevin corke tracking the white house response, lucas tomlinson's life on the ground with what's happeningwestern ukraine but we begin with steve harrigan reporting to us live from kyiv tonight. what is the latest? >> in the distance you can hear a rumble in that white fog behind me, small but steady explosions, not the dramatic and ballistic missile attacks that we saw yesterday but most likely armor, tanks and armored vehicles firing. u.s. officials say the main russian forces now within 20 miles of the capital, one day on, ukraine still in control of its capital but it's a real question for how long. the president of ukraine, zelenskyy, is still here in kyiv in right now he is russia's enemy number one. here he is. >> according to our information, the enemy has marked me as the number one target. my family is the number to go target, they want to destroy ukraine politically by destroying the head of state. >> over the past 24 hours, the russian military claims to have destroyed 70 military targets, not everybody is backing this war in russia. there are protested more than 40 cities in r

i'm kevin corke. fox news. a major study is raising safety concerns about a chemical often used in plastics and metal food packaging, researchers found the average american is exposed to levels of the compound b p a that are far above what is considered safe. several u. s. consumer groups have now filed a petition with the fda, urging the agency to impose strong new limits on the chemicals use. the fda is required to respond within the next six months and lawmakers in hawaii or considering a ban on those little plastic bottles of liquid soap and shampoo given to hotel guests. the surfrider foundation of hawaii, says a large hotel can use 300,000 of those single use bottles each month and nearly all of them and up in trash cans and eventually, the state landfill. hyatt has already stopped using the small bottles and marriott has pledged to stop by the end of this year. those could be senior alert systems. they could be home security systems are a big issue . they could be even things like vending machines and pa

i'm kevin corke fox news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now.he same goal of having him peacefully exit the apartment and surrender. unfortunately when he finally did come out of the apartment, he came out with that knife in hand. well now at five pleasant and police say they had no choice. they were forced to fire when a man came out of a home with a weapon. they were responding to a domestic violence report and the confrontation ended with the 33 year old man dead. good evening . i'm andre senior cristina rendon this evening. we're learning you information about the man at the center of this cody chavez. our crime reporter henry lee is live at the pleasant in police department with those details, henry. christina that the man shot and killed by pleasant and police has a long criminal history, including an ex assault conviction for an alleged hate crime. after standoff that lasted more than three hours pleasant and police smashed the windows where domestic violence suspect haven't hold up. within moments. that man suddenly came out of his apart

i'm kevin corke fox news. an investigation is now underway after a man was found dead inside a jail cell at the richmond police department, according to the east bay times , a jail watch person found the man early and unresponsive duria routine check. the man's identity at this point has not been released. richmond police say there are no signs of foul play and also no obvious signs that he may have taken his own life. vallejo police made an arrest in connection to a deadly shooting at a busy shopping center parking lot. 28 year old dequan right of vacaville was already in custody on an unrelated charge. he was extradited to solano county jail to face murder charges. police are still looking for 29 year old cavanda riggle, who was identified as the getaway driver. 38 year old edward anderson of richmond was shot and killed les sept outside the black bear diner on admiral callaghan lane. police say the shooting was gang related. in milpitas. police found the body of a 54 year old woman buried in the backyard of

we are going to go to kevin corke because we are getting a lot of reaction here in washington, democratsnd republicans alike, the president will be speaking to the american people after consulting with g7 allies, what can you tell us tonight? >> it will be interesting tomorrow. meantime barack obama said of mitt romney's suggestion back in 2012 that the kremlin was america's number one enemy, he also added the 1980s called, they want their foreign policy back. joe biden at the time said we are mired in a cold war mind-set if you listen to mitt romney. hillary clinton said his thinking was dated and looking backwards. while it's arguable that china and not russia was and is on the mind of any analysts a far greater threat, tonight it's senator romney taking a sharp punch at those who scoffed at his sentiments back in those days in 2012. he said this in a statement. "putin's impunity productively follows our tepid response to his previous haulers in georgia and crimea. our naive efforts at a one sided reset and a shortsighted of american first. the 80s called and we didn't answer." this fr

and its allies but let's go live to fox news correspondent kevin corke. he is in washington with more on this. >> good morning to you, trace. going to be watching very carefully what happens at the white house. we do expect that the president will get on the phone and speak with g7 leaders later on. we will tell you more about that in just a moment. as you pointed out, it's late wednesday into thursday that he had a conversation with ukraine's president zelenskyy during which the u.s. leader called russia's military activity unprovoked and unjustified. mr. biden pledging that the u.s. and its allies would coordinate their responses in united and decisive fashion including more severe sanctions on the kremlin. speaking of which, mr. biden will speak to the leaders of the other g7 leaders. at some point tomorrow, we have on fairly good authority, that'll probably happen late in the morning, perhaps around noon. after which mr. biden is expected to address the american people about the next steps to engage the world in stopping russian aggression. i mentione

we kick off with white house correspondent kevin corke with developments tonight, good evening, kevind evening, shannon. joe biden believes russia is poised to go much further than launching massive military attack against ukraine and he hopes he is wrong about that. one thing certainly he has been apparently wrong about is the 2-year-old claim on twitter when he said he thought vladimir putin is somehow a afraid of him and didn't want him to become president because he was the only person in the field who had ever gone toe-to-toe with him. not so much. dancing shoes aside, a deadly serious game has europe and the white house here at home on edge tonight. >> this is the beginning of a russian invasion of ukraine. i will began to impose sanctions and response far beyond the steps our allies and partners took in 2014. if russia goes further with this impatient, we stand prepared to go further. >> so, you heard there the first launch of u.s. sanctions including full blocking of russians bank and military bank. sanction on russian sovereign debt, that would make it difficult to secure fun

time to bring back in kevin corke. we love food. we both love italian food.arently some of us are not doing this correctly. >> doing it really badly according to the italians. this a new international survey out that identifies ten food crimes committed against the rest of the world, this according to italians. number one, do not put ketchup on pasta. that's a felony. don't put pasta in cold water and then boil it. they also say don't print set off after you boil it. that's wrong. don't put pineapple on your pizza. don't serve pasta as a site days . it's pasta. don't cut your pasta put the knife. don't put cream in your cobb in our sauce. don't put cheese on your pasta if you've got seafood. you've got shrimp in your spaghetti, don't put she's on it no drinking cappuccino after having pasta. no adding salt to the boiling water. that means you are prone pick you've got at salt the boiling water or else you are doing it wrong, they say. they say is that to have garlic bread with your pasta. so i went down that list and set this probably 3-4 that they probably d

joining us now, kevin corke, who covers the white house for fox news. strange that this whole media debate about the fairness of biden saying he'd only consider a black woman for the supreme court when we don't even have a nominee? >> it's tough of to understand because at the end of the day, he may have the best intentions to have someone of a particular sliver of the american population -- 7%, if you want to know the real number. but the truth is, we don't know who this person is going to be, what her qualifications are going to be like if, indeed, it is an african-american bottom but i think the debate really underscores the change, i think, in the way the press covers the story. for us it's like catnip. history, we want to be there to write the first rough draft of history, but we don't have all the facts yet. howard: you turn on the tv and ronald reagan promised the first woman to the high court in sandra day cononner -- o'conner and conservatives saying, well, he's gym -- discriminating. it's two different conversations. >> it's the difference in

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rates edson at the pentagon in kevin corks any bias in washington as we begin with steve harrigan again on the ground in kyiv. >> day two of the russian invasion in ukraine maintains control of its capital. something a lot of people doubted what happen. president zelenskyy remains her in kyiv. he expects to be a target. >> according to our information the enemy marked me as a number one target. my family is the number to target. they want to destroy ukraine politically by destroying the head of state. >> overnight, u.s. official sai they expected the russian force went about 20 miles outside of the capital here. as the day has gone on and the sun has come up, we can hear those forces move closer and closer. the weapons that you here have changed to from missiles earlie on now we are hearing smaller arms fire. artillery tanks and even fire for the first time so that is moving closer. still a decision to be made or going to be seen how it plays out whether it's in an encirclement of the capital and the city forces it or whether w street street bay street writing . >> i want is quickly bec

kevin corke, fox news white house correspondent has the latest. >> good evening, jesse.pector general reveals that not only did the biden administration, as you pointed out, bring dozens of afghans to the u.s. without vetting them it did so without keeping track of who they were and where they went some deemed as significant security risk have now gone missing. reports details how some agencies didn't use all available data when vetting those evacuees and therefore the ngic the national ground intelligence center discovered that they were afghans with derogatory information who are believed to be right here in the u.s. and those unvetted afghans with possible terrorism ties have gone missing inside the nation's interior. quote: ngic personnel had identified 50 afghan personnel in the u.s. with information and dod records that would indicate potentially significant security concerns. it goes on to say this. dod personnel could not locate some afghan evacuees whom ngic personnel identified as having crossing tore information. now, to date. in biden has resettled afghans ac

correspondent kevin corke did his research and he's here with the latest. what happened?verse reaction" after drinking wine and taking sleeping medications given to her by her friend, and that, she says, is why she's apologizing for being wasted at a valentine's day we can sleepover for middle school age girls at which she allegedly berated several children, commented on one girl a pass to guess acne and another's hispanic. and then proceeded to vomit in a hamper. the democrat is running for u.s. house seat, says she has no intentions of dropping out of the race. she told the ap the things i'm accused of having said are not who i am, they are not a reflection of my beliefs at all. funny, they always seem to say that, jesse. >> jesse: is always medication, kevin. someone gave me medication. [laughs] thank you so much. time for your texts. from tennessee, time for biden and nancy to put down their ice cream and come deal with the real world. exactly. paul from missouri. you're related to arthur fonzo really? your hair is always perfect. not related. just very good hair prod

i'm kevin corke fox news. this is ktvu fox two news at six. san francisco niner fan was found unconscious in the sofi stadium parking lot after the nfc championship game and arrest in the case, but the suspect here says he didn't commit a crime. it was a case of self defense. good evening. i'm cristina rendon and i'm andre senior. while the investigation into the attack continues, friends of daniel luna are showing their support as well as he liked, as well as election is now in a medically induced coma . ktvu ruben has more on the investigation and how the oakland community is rallying around luna. authorities have arrested this man 33 year old brian cifuentes for the assault on oakland chef daniel luna. it happened in the parking lot of sofi stadium during sunday's 49ers rams game. a license plate gave police a break in the case yesterday. england police officers traced the vehicle seen in the security video and made contact with the registered owner of the vehicle led to an associate and ultimately to cifuentes, who was interviewed, arreste

kevin corke here monitoring u.s.maker reactions and peter doocy is at the white house with a response from the biden administration. but we begin tonight with lucas tomlinson on the ground in lviv. what is the latest from there? >> shannon, as you mentioned, but an hour ago russian president vladimir putin declared a special military action in ukraine but make no mistake, this is a declaration of war. we're getting reports of large explosions and multiple cities throughout this country. including kharkiv, kyiv, odessa, and in fact, and i come use officials tell me they are looking at a large contingent of warships off of you do so which is their largest poor and there could be an amphibious landing. right now there are the pentagon is seen movements of horses from crimea and the east. in his speech, putin said the forces in the east amounted to which is why he is sending these troops which he called peacekeepers bear that's what started this all in donbas and eastern ukraine. this goes back weeks, months, years. pres

kevin corke, thank you as always. here now with more reaction is former cia station chief and fox news contributor dan hoffman. and from the house armed services committee, congressman michael walts. gentlemen, thank you so much for joining us tonight. dan , i want to start with you . i think americans, no matter where you are in this country, are thinking about how will this affect them? and some of the discussion has been about the potential for cyber security types of attacks . what should we as americans be worried about if putin does indeed move into ukraine? well, i think if putin launches a full throttled assault on ukraine, then you're going to see a pretty harsh response from the united states on a couple of fronts. first, we've the administration has said that they will respond with sanctions, crippling ones against russia, but they've also said that they would supply ukraine with increased military assistance, that ukraine could mount an effective insurgency against against those russian troops. and that's

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