i'm mike emanuel in washington. and i'm jonathan hunt in living. onathan, we're seeing a lot of refugees coming out of mariupol in southern ukraine. what's the latest there? yeah, that mike is one of the worst situations we have seen throughout this now three and a half week old war. mariupol is a city of about 400000 and most of those were trapped when the russian bombardment began. we have seen that terrible shelling of a theater in mariupol that's still trying to dig out those who may have survived. and we are seeing thousands of refugees get out something like twenty to thirty thousand have made it out, but that is only about one in ten of those who are stuck there with no water, no power and pretty much no food either. meantime, the united nations says nearly six and a half million people inside ukraine have been displaced on top of the three point two million that have fled the country in poland tonight isha hasni is there with an extraordinary report on some of those refugees. here's isha hasni inside a safe house in poland, ukrainian refugee

i mike emanuel in in for shanno bream.ifted in kyiv ukraine,. our team of the ground said the bulk of the forces are 8-9 mile outside the city. people have a live report on where things stand right now. and special report anc

i mike emanuel in in for shanno bream. breaking tonight, one hour and into a curfew is lifted in kyiv ukraine,. our team of the ground said the bulk of the forces are 8-9 mile outside the city. people have a live report on where things stand right now. and special report anchor bret baier is at the met tonight wer critical resources like food an electricity or shot up at the russians try to squeeze ukrainians into submission. plus presidents landscape's emotional plea for america to d more invoking 9-11 and pearl harbor and why this could be th most significant speech by a wartime for leaders since winston churchill's aggressive 1941. we start of the ground in ukraine where chief correspondent jonathan hunt joins us live from lviv on the situation there tonight. jonathan. >> good morning, mike. in just one hour's time the people of kyiv will and a 35 hour curfew and emerge from the bombshells -- shelters and basement they've been an hoping against hope tha they will not be met by yet another barrage of russian missiles. el

welcome to fox news live i'm mike emanuel. gillian: i'm gillian turner. heavy fighting in the city of mariupol near the black sea, further north in the suburbs of kyiv russian shellings have been relentless. that's where we find benjamin hall. what's the latest. ben: i said what a calm night it had been so far, just on cue we have sirens going off over here. what we have been looking at for the last few day it is slow steady encroachment fighting ever close to the city and horrific scenes in some of the villages and outskirts of the city. some are being flattened completely. the civilian toll continues to rise and rising across the country. we have seen the ceasefire and mariupol break down because the russians have been held back till now, not moving as fast as they would like, we have seen them pick up attacks, attacks on civilians, schools, all of those being hit and because of the modern of nature of this, we will get firsthand video of all of it and at this point it seems like the conflict is going one direction and that's getting seriously, it's get

ima mike emanuel with fox team coverage near the border in poland and mark meredith at the white house but let's start off with mike tobin live on the ground in lviv, ukraine. reporter: the civilian death toll gets worse every day as russian forces pounded the city of mariupol which is on the precipice of falling under russian control. most of the housing in the city of mariupol is said to be destroyed, to buildings used as bomb shelters to direct hits with women, children and elderly inside. there is a so many civilians killed, leaders of the town are having trouble handling the burials as they are burying a loved ones next to their home. one resident described the escape and what the assault was like. >> they began to destroy our city completely, house after house. battles took place over every street, every house was a target. at first there was no fear. gunfire took out the windows. it was below freezing temperatures. reporter: with reports russian troops are pushing closer to the center of mariupol. we have video in the next town. it's a town russians said they controlled early on

mike emanuel fox news. in san francisco. for workers who want to return to work in person. the company's ceo says workers can continue to work from home if they choose but emphasized there are advantages to having everyone working in the same space with nearly three quarters of california's eligible population now fully vaccinated, business leaders are hoping to return to work will be widespread. san francisco is grace cathedral is set to reopen for tours. for the first time since the pandemic started. there will be guided tours of the famed church when church services are not being held. the first tour will feature 18 artifacts and will include explanations of the history and significance of each item. the church will remain open to everyone for general viewing, as well as services and prayer. investigators will release new information about a suspected serial killer accused of targeting and murdering homeless people into major cities. i'm alexis mcadams all of details coming up next, and california has some of the toughest

mike emanuel in washington in for shannon bream. jonathan. and i'm jonathan hunt in lviv, ukraine.on ukraine. a saturday morning doors in eastern europe. russian forces pounding the capital city key from a distance, also firing missea

welcome to fox news live i'm mike emanuel. we have coverage at the white house, pentagon and the border in poland. first let's start out with trey yingst. >> mike, good afternoon. we are here in the capital of kyiv where there are people still trying to run for safety, but we bring you tragic news today. a journalist, age 50, was killed just outside the capital city of kyiv. his name is brent renaud. he was reporting when it happened. he was shot at checkpoint alongside another journalist. this just gives you the sense of danger that journalists face as they are trying to bring the story to these people, these evacuating civilians. evacuation efforts continued as sources move deeper into the city trying to capture more areas that are currently controlled by ukrainian forces. i want you to listen to sound of the other journalist that survived this attack to describe what happened to the pair. >> we crossed the check point. so, the driver turned around and he kept shooting at two of us. my friend is brent renaud. shot and left be

you for joining us >> good evening, i mike emanuel in for bret baier.nd destruction the port town is facing. but another part of the country the ukrainian opposition continues to cause problems for russian forces. the resistance destroying strategic russian ships and reportedly forcing russia to rethink its definition of victory in the region. all that unfolding while president biden arrives in

alicia: i was listening to a conversation that you were having earlier with mike emanuel and as he pointedior war zone correspondence and you been too so many different battlefield. however, you said this one is actually quite different than any other battlefield rate can you give us some context and explain that. >> i been reporting for about 30 years. i was not there for world war ii in world war i, that is the direction that this world is heading. it's not like syria, iraq or afghanistan or the wars that we covered. world war ii major army movements and conventional in the tax against them. what is the real fear it could be world war i and that is trench warfare, that is deadly, not just the soldiers but for the civilians. .charlie: obviously on the groud but you have a view, limited view of this larger picture. here in the united states we've cleaned to every possible hope when we hear talk of a cease-fire or negotiations right now. the latest we heard out of turkey. do you have any sense from on the ground or your sources. any degree of despair or hopefulness that any of these talks m

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chief washington correspondent mike emanuel reports all of this comes at a crucial time for the industrye seeking to counter russian propaganda are using social media to communicate with russians cut off from the realities of vladimir putin's invasion. at a time when social media giants are taking some heat on capitol hill. >> as francis halgen who is here tonight with us has shown, we must hold social media platforms accountable for the national experiment they are conducting on our children for profit. >> francis hogan is a former facebook manager turned whistleblower, she disclosed tens of thousands of internal documents to congress and the securities and exchange commission. revelations provided information about what the social media giant knew about its impact on teens mental health and the scope of misinformation on facebook. now there are bipartisan calls in congress for regulation. >> i think transparency is something we can get -- both sides can get behind. things also like protecting young people, protecting children on these platforms is also an area i think where we can coop

you for joining us >> good evening, i mike emanuel in for bret baier. breaking tonight, critical infrastructure slammed by russian projectiles in kyiv as a strategic chess match, bringing to life the death and destruction the port town is facing. but another part of the country the ukrainian opposition continues to cause problems for russian forces. the resistance destroying strategic russian ships and reportedly forcing russia to rethink its definition of victory in the region. all that unfolding while president biden arrives in poland, addressing u.s. troops ahead of meetings with ukrainian refugees. correspondent live with the latest on the ground in ukraine. good evening, greg. >> the defense department official says -- bringing in reinforcement from russian occupied georgia. this amid new signs of a major shift by and possible setback to the russians here in the battlefield. >> fighting in ukraine continued on all fronts friday. an important fuel depot slammed by russian missiles in kyiv. they pushed their defense in the capital suburbs. these citi

here is chief washington correspondent mike emanuel. >> some on the far left are blaming the united statesialism saying, quote: dsa reaffirms our call for the townhouse withdrawal from nato and to end the imperialist expansionism that set the stage for this conflict. the group concludes its statement by saying no war but class war as for the invasion of ukraine where civilians are being killed and forced to flee as refugees only reason some care about white europeans suffering. the founder of the far left 1619 project nikole hannah-jones tweeted about ukraine coverage. what if i told you europe is not a continent by definition but we geopolitical fiction separated from asia so the alarm 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? [inaudibl

chief washington correspondent mike emanuel has the latest tonight. >> vladimir putin is not the causee beginning of the year. >> with gas prices soaring, the political blame game is already underway with midterm elections this november. >> make no mistake, the current spike in gas prices is largely the fault of vladimir putin. >> i had the pleasure of joining a white house briefing. >> to help sell that point with younger voters the white house brought in young tiktok influencers with one delivering a message to her more than 10 million followers. >> russia is one of the top three producers of oil and it is actually their number one revenue source. now, with putin starting this horrific fight between ukraine and russia, nobody wants to work with him to do international trade. >> recent polling suggests democrats as the party in power have a problem on heir hands. the latest "wall street journal" nationwide poll reveals 63% total disapproval of handling inflation and rise go ahead costs. 83% expect energy price also increase. the g.o.p. is already branding it the biden gas hike, an iss

let's bring in julian emanuel, brent bill from jefferies and our own senior markets commentator, mike santoli. julian, any reason to think this is more than just a bounce off of very oversold and very hated bear market conditions for tech? >> there's really a lot of things going on. number one, over thelast day o so, the yield in front of the fed tomorrow has stopped skyrocketing higher. basically, we're expecting the market expects seven hikes in 2022 we're looking for six. i would argue that given the sell-off in the commodity markets, there's a little less fear of inflation. and when that's the case, the natural inclination is to go towards the growthier sectors and even a place like china technology stocks is so oversold that a bounce is vastly overdue in our opinion >> how much do your clients hate the stocks you recover right now and is it enough to make you interested and to buy because it's gotten so cheap >> we're a 10 of 10 on pain. our desk continues to see a lot of negativity. we have seen cash levels go to the highest levels in five years and we're not seeing buyers on ou

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