fox news was telling people that covid is not as big of a deal. i think that the key implication here is that we really shouldn't think about partisan media as just good for one side. this is what president obama is getting at. if you think of fox news as just kind of putting a thumb on the scale for republicans, you know, its that, but it's not only that. i think it's bad for democracy because it actually matters a lot if trump voters during the trump presidency think that trump is doing a great job or just kind of a good job because if voters don't learn when politicians on their side mess up, then there's no one to hold politicians accountability. so it matters a lot to have during the presidency trump voters to say we like you but you need to do this better. or during the biden presidency we need biden voters to say we like you overall but you need to be doing petr in this way. partisan media doesn't tell its own side when a politician is not performing up to snuff or doesn't talk about their failings, that really breaks town some of the key m

welcome to fox news @ night. i'm shannon bream in new york. from panic from the mainstream media to praise on the right with elon musk. you might see changes on your twitter accounts soon. more questions tonight surrounding hunter biden's business partner. new information about even more previously unknown visits to the white house

fox news is bringing you "fox news @ night" was shannon bream coming up next. i love you, america. >> in 2020, los angeles county voters let this individual be the top prosecutor. deliberately unleashing the most violent criminals in our midst. this is los angeles under george george. ♪ ♪ ♪ swimmac hello, everyone. welcome to "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream reporting from new york.

you've been at fox news since you were 16. 1996, 26 years ago. you're 42 now. >> sean: it was a great 25 years. i tell you, there is something called karma and everyone that works with us knows exactly what i'm saying tonight. you guys are great, thank you both. we've got a lot of work to do. this country is in the worst shape i've seen it in lifetime and we've got two elections to focus on. and we've got upcountry to fix but this is the greatest country god made, we will do it again. we will save america. >> amen. >> sean: amen, i will agree. thank you. one great example of disinformation and action comes from the self-proclaimed fact-checkers in the media mob. who fact checks of the fact-checkers? look at politifact and snopes, for example. these organizations only exist to some here republicans and conservatives and defend democrats from any and all attacks. for example, politifact authored over half a dozen tweets, desperately trying to debunk this very real video. we showed you last thursday. it shows a very confused joe biden putting out hi

i am sandra smith we will see again tomorrow for america reports on the fox news channel each weekday 1:00 p.m. eastern time. have a great week everyone, we will see you next fox news sunday. ♪ ♪ ♪ good is sunday morning everyone welcome to sunday morning futures. today dereliction of duty at the southern border. joe biden ignores civilians in the rio grande deadly fentanyl quadrupling on his watch flooding into the country and instead, white illegal migrants to big city while chaos and confusion mark one of us a worse stretches yet with his handshake to nowhere. [applause]

news on the fox news channel. i was doing a segment with washington author dan who teamed up with us for fox nation exclusive and watching that segment was the fox viewer paul, jr., frank's brother the son of paul, senior who says his father buried hoffa. paul is watching, he watches fox news and he gets in touch with dan, dan talks to frank, i talked to frank. i do an interview with frank apala and that's our exclusive, fox nation exclusive that we put on fox nation. and then we take a ground penetrating radar and find metal that is could be barrels or old barrels or empty barrels, we don't know. the point is, building block process, jimmy hoffa is over there, absolutely. has that been the case for you? >> yeah, i've been careful from day one. it's crazy as it does sound, imagine coming out and saying that, there would be no merit to it. when you and i first spoke, we spoke for several hours and what i came up with and that hooked you up real quick with me and you believed my story, it talks for itself, you know,

of perspective you won't hear anywhere else w the fox news and fox news roger . com oh , good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight weekswelc before the russian military invaded ukraine, a chilling story begin to appear in a number of american media outlets. unnamed sources and then by the administration warned that vladimir putin was preparingarha what they called a false flag attack. the point of the attack was to f be a pretext for war with ukraine.

hour in fox news live. as for ambassador by the way he stayed behind his closed doors even though he was home in the third floor library, arthel. arthel: washington lawmakers honoring the life and legacy of former utah senator orin hatch, longest senator in u.s. history died yesterday at the age of 88. senator hatch was crusader for conservative causes who became known as the political force during a career that spanned 7 terms. he had a hand in shaping thousands of pieces of legislation, hatch was also the former president protemp of the senate, second most powerful position in the chamber most notably senator hatch helped build conservative majority in the supreme court and served under 7 presidents during 42-tenure before retiring in 2019. the foundation says he died surrounded by family in salt sat lake city. leaves behind a wife and 6 children. orin hatch, longest serving republican senator in u.s. history dead at the age of 88. >> it's important to function of democracy, it's important to function of

up for my brand-new our "fox news live" i am eric shawn. hi arthel. paul: hi everyone i am ortho novel by the cdc had announced last week it would lift title 42 next month for the health order authorizes the quick expulsion of migrants at the border due to the covid-19 pandemic. but lawmakers say ending the policy will cause get a nether search of a migrants with the border agents already overwhelmed. five moderate democratic senators are joining republicans to propose a measure that would block the cdc's move. a border mayor telling us earlier today both sides of the aisle must come together to solve this crisis. next i like this idea of partisanship. the reality in order to address this integration, this border security it must be a bipartisan solution going back to the comprehensive immigration reform. before lucas tomlinson is live at the white house one of the saying there? >> border patrol reach an all-time high last year. that is one reason many lawmakers want to keep the trump era public policy help order barring some migrants from entering th

jason. >> there's no question joe biden wants to put fox news to sleep. unlike the rest of the corporate media, they've covid the biden international corruption scandal accurately. they didn't cover the stories, they covid the stories for the last 17 months and prior to that. if you are going to wander through your son around the globe and take millions upon millions of dollars by influence peddling, you want media block out and fox news was not do that for you, joe. you're going to have to deal with the fact that you are roped in to hunter's business dealings because you are the big guy that is the issue we are dealing with and it's a real issue, serious corruption in our government at the top of our government so yes, of course joe wants to put fox news to sleep. kennedy: it's very sad because jason -- >> jason, you are so fun. i can't believe we ended on hundred biden. [laughter] kennedy: jessica, is joe biden the big guy? >> he is a big man, he has very tall. bearing trump, i hope he is athletic because he could have a rich future b2 as we speak. all

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. >> martha: all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ >> martha: into logan from fox news. just months from the midterm elections, controversial move this week but president biden to lift the covid restriction known as title 42 at our southern border that has turned away thousands of migrants over the past couple of years. and that could add to the political liabilities that vulnerable democrats are facing right now, an unprecedented surge of the border, concerns about what the war in ukraine could lead to next, and then you have the weight on the country from rising inflation. we begin with team fox coverage, bill melugin at the southern border and david spunt traveling with the president in wilmington, delaware, today. david, we will start with you. good morning. >> martha, good morning to you. two years into the pandemic, president biden insists democrat policies are working in the economy is on the move despite the fact that his poll numbers are stagnant. >> president biden: people are making more money. they're finding better jobs. >> hi, everyone. >> white house offic

find new roads. >> todd: fox news alert, alleged brooklyn subway shooter frank james set to appear in court, james taken into custody after roamming the city for

news and conservative media and making me scary and i haven't, you know,w, turned on fox news or listen to conservative talk radio yesterday. but i turned them on and offse over these past seven 1/2 years to no, i'm not exaggeratingn in terms of their story, but if i watch fox news, i wouldn't vote for me either. right, because you know, you'vet got this screen, this funhouse mirror through whichee people ae receiving information perfect. >> not to go back and reachse back into that vault and bring out some of these old tapes. now we did reach out to former t president obama. i did invite himo on this program.'s it's an open invitation, mr. president. any night of the week you can have the full hour. we'll even have beer during the show if you like. i'll pay for it. i know socialists like free stuff. so you know, if that's an incentive for you, i will pay for everything. i'll even pay fororn a steak dinner after obama is now on a mission to somebody says misinformation and disinformation. and this network has the largest reach of any other outlet. so i'm sure that our viewers would love

perspective here anywhere else download the fox news weathertech fox news project dot phasing-in. welcome to tucker carlson tonight when you think of american states that havete fallen right off the ledge intoe the deep end of vacuous lifestyle liberalism and we do think of them from time to time, you probably think of vermont, vermont, a place that banned fracking despite the fact it has f done a single oil or gas well in the state. >>>> or maybe you think of massachusetts where virtuallyee all human pleasure has been banned for decades, if not centuriesn

. >> welcome to "fox news at night". i'm shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight, set to addres the united nations security council and tuesday after evidence of atrocities surface. ukrainian officials think more than 400 bodies have been found. they were subject to torture an execution. that is left out in the open. gop lawmakers are blasting hunter biden's service detail for spending thousands of dollars a month and an ocean yo plays in malibu. it looks like the cost of preparing -- [indiscernible] plus kherson -- ketanji brown jackson on track to be confirmed. following early deadlock along party lines in the judiciary committee. senator mike lee sits in on tha committee and he will sit him i but the rest of the night. we begin with the latest on the horrific images and news coming out of ukraine. griff jenkins is live. hello, griff. >> that is, good evening to you shana, back in washington. expect them to talk about the horrors of war that occurred near the capital. we need to warn our viewers at these images are graphic and disturbing. presid

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. >> alt right now on fox news sunday. >> hello again from fox news. just months from the midterm election controversial move this week by president biden to lift the covid restriction known as title 42 at our southern border that is turned away thousands of migrants over the past couple of years. and that could add to the political liabilities that vulnerable democrats are facing right now. in a president search at the border concerns about the war in ukraine could lead to next. and then you have the weight on the country from rising inflation. we begin with team fox coverage, bill at the southern border and david traveled with the president wilmington, delaware today per david will start with you good morning. >> martha good morning to you. two years into the pandemic, president biden insist democrat policies are working. the economy is on the move despite the fact that his poll numbers are stagnant. >> people are making more money, defining better jobs. white house officials are counting on trent touting the march jobs report shows employers added f

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emails on one of hunter's business deals published by "the new york post" and fox news 2020 states "the march 13, 2017 plan included age for the big guy allegedly reference to president biden himself. here is former arkansas governor mike huckabee sounding off on the hunter biden investigation. speak with the decision about hunter is not about his laptop but what is on that laptop that identifies the big guy getting 10% of cushy deals that the president's son has made with nations that are adversarial by china. >> guys, hunter is not the only biden member this week. the president's granddaughter naomi went for a white house wedding reception in november, carley and todd. >> carley: all right, brooke swingman live for us. >> you do have a venue. the two lucky attendees, lucky guest. thanks, brooke. the newly parental rights in education bill. here is jen psaki's response to a post by peter doocy on monday, watch this. >> what about this new law in florida? what age does the white house that students should be taught about sexual orientation and gender identity? >> i think this is a polit

evan brown fox news. this is ktvu fox two news at six. he would not submit that if he truly didn't and he comes from l. a he would not have done that arbitrarily without giving it some analysis. san francisco's police chief says he needs help to deal with a staffing shortage. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener christina rendon, a new report about staffing details challenges for the police force . ktvu is andre senior joins us now he's in the newsroom after seeing the board of supervisors take on this issue. julian christina, this meeting was a chance for sfpd to update lawmakers on where the department is on staffing right now. and during the meeting, police officials say they're coming up short of the number of people it needs to keep the city safe. i believe that this is a crisis and dire situation, and that is how san francisco supervisor catherine stephanie opened an agenda item during a public safety and neighborhood committee meeting thursday. city lawmakers heard details of a study showing the same francisco police depar

the latest for the war in ukraine keep it to the fox news nation and the fox news channel. from all of us have a happy easter and a great week. we will see you back here next fox news sunday. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> good sunday morning and happy easter. welcome to "sunday morning futures." i am here for maria. it does not stop with president biden as a white house shift blame on numerous problems facing the country. inflation is rising at the fastest pace in 40 years resulting in skyhigh prices on everyday items. cities across the nation with fears that it will grow worse this summer. drug overdoses up dramatically due to the

fox news. i just want them to know that there that we care about them so much. we're with them. um you know, we're we're nervous for them, but we're not. we're not afraid to be in ukraine. one bay area family plans to spend spring break in ukraine coming up at 10 30. they show us how they're getting ready for a trip this summer calling extreme we'll show you how people fed up with gun violence or making a call for action today at the state capitol. also ahead tonight, the san francisco police department honors the life of an officer killed on the job nearly two decades ago. care coalition, where are we on alaska airlines? we found that people are raving about their customer care. i mean, take a look at this! wow! [dog barks] says here they have the most flights from the west coast. they fly to chicago, hawaii, cancun! wow! do they fly to my magical faraway kingdom of care-a-lot, way up in the clouds where anything is possible? they have direct flights to vegas. close enough! ♪ ♪ close enoug

welcome to a brand new hour of "fox news live," i'm eric shawn. arthel: hello, everyone, i'm arthel neville. both sides of the aisle coming together to try to stop the rollback, eric, and avoid more chaos at our southern border. bipartisan bills were introduced in the house and senate thursday to block president biden from lifting the policy in the need to address the flood of migrants that could follow. democrats from texas to new hampshire have signed on saying they don't think the president is prepared for a potential migrant wave. let's go to lucas tomlinson live at the white house with the latest from there. >> reporter: arthel, dhs expects a record number of migrants across the southern border this summer, some 18,000 a day, when the trump era public health measure is repealed next month. the senate's top republican on what he thinks will happen. >> it will produce a gusher far beyond the open border we already have, produce a gusher of additional people coming in. totally inconsistent, by the way, with them asking us for $10 billion for vac

our fox new news live and i am eric shawn and hello everyone. arthel: and is the grim war documenting atrocities continues, ukraine outgunned forces keep fighting to hold the ground against relentless attacks in the east russia reportedly is now changing his military leadership, meanwhile president volodymyr zelensky urging them to impose more sanctions on moscow. >> the sanctions it must be against all russian banks in the russian oil it must be - and they should be denied and ukrainian deserves respect and convince your politicians come the same with ukraine, same with freedom. arthel: and in a surprise visit to ukraine boris johnson met face-to-face with president volodymyr zelensky in kyiv to joe solidarity and to discuss financial aid we have live "fox news" team coverage from ukraine buffers are going to go to alex, she is live and leviev ukraine. reporter: hi arthur l, the ukrainian military pushing for new routes to get some of these weapons out of the most contested areas in annecy russian military assuring his own of refugee the said i

fox news contributor dr. marc siegel and texas state representative brian harrison also part of the former administration. great to have you both back with us tonight. >> great to be with you, shannon. >> shannon: let start with the health issues despite the administration has said they are now going to appeal the judge's ruling that masked mandates for travel were not properly instituted and need to go away. a harvard professor wrote i wrote about this denominator issue in an article and billions of people travel by plane every year, yet, there is only a handful of documented disease outbreaks attributable to airplanes in the past 40 years. dr. fact or fission humic fiction and what do we need to know about the travel situation? >> what we need to know is what you just said is true. very few exchanges of viruses on planes because they have filters and air flow and the filtration systems on planes. that is number one. now, the issue whether they have the right to impose this or not, you know i will say this.

i'm marino and this is the fox news. right now america is listening for the fox news with top news stories of newsweek and providing a contrast perspective here anywhere else download the fox news weathertech fox news project dot phasing-in. welcome to tucker carlson tonight when you think of american states that havete fallen right off the ledge intoe the deep end of vacuous lifestyle liberalism and we do think of them from time to time, you probably think of vermont, vermont, a place that banned fracking despite the fact it has f done a single oil or gas well in the state. >>>> or maybe you think of massachusetts where virtuallyee all human pleasure has been banned for decades, if not . nturiesn and of course you think of california, california, a place where one city is now paying people to be transgender. all of these are famously liberal places. so you're not surprised. but utah is not a liberal place . when you think of utah, you imagine big happy families and even bigger salt lake and a couple of very good ski mou

on capitol hill, fox news. jon: chat has a way with words. the new covid. omicron bhu is causing concerns a wave of u.s. infections is on its way. looking at the east coast, it seems to back that up and spikes in the northeast and florida king at the whole country so, everything down. overall cases and hospitalizations and most important, death. doctor marty makary joins us now. omicron ba2, what is it and do we need to be worried? >> we call this self variance from a contagious 30 to 50 type market the already highly contagious omicron. so more likely to have an incidental positive or test positive on an asymptomatic screening test and we know we will probably see an increase in cases in the coming weeks and again in the fall and i can almost guarantee, nothing to panic about uk has a reliable preview of what to expect, we are three to four weeks behind, they've peaked but decoupled from the serious illness and hospitalizations, mild cases for the most part. jon: i've been talking to you about covid the pandemic began and you said early on we need to reach

fox news media c.e.o. said in a statement. his program has been one of the most watched cable news programs on a regular basis. he's finished number one in its time slot for 13 consecutive years. among both viewers and the advertiser demographic of adults 25 to 54. sirches since launching as a so of lo hour in january of 2009. according to neilsen media research. i'm grateful to fox news media and to our loyal dead gate kateed viewers who i am proud to serve every night he said. before landing a solo program, he was one half of the popular hannity and combs. last year he joined fox and friends to discuss the network's 25th anniversary. it was to be a bold innovation. everybody laughed. nobody thought it would be successful. not only did we quickly become number one, we have been able to maintain that number one position for a very long time. sean said. fox news finished the first quarter of 2022 as the basic cable's most watched network. crushing cnn and msnbc. for the 81st consecutive quarter during a busy news cycle that inc

christina coleman fox news. alright you are looking at a live radar right now those sweeping arm coming from the sacramento doppler radar, the other sweeping arm coming from mount, um madam, just south of san jose, and that arm that just went through. that's up in the humboldt area around eureka. and there goes the mount ah, minimum sweeps, so we're covering it pretty well. you see some scattered showers, mainly in the north. i'm getting reports some scattered showers up around santa rosa around rincon valley, st helena, um, places to the north of us. i haven't seen anything. any reports yet out of san rafael, but i suspect that they're getting some scattered showers as you look in real close and you see that again sweep going through. taking a slice of the atmosphere and depicting where the rain is. this is the kind of the early bands of this system moving onshore american canyon, you're getting a few sprinkles just east of sonoma, mount saint helena. a few scattered showers as well. and then there's the big pi

fox news went inside and spoke to this refugee dmitry. he arrived from kharkiv over a month ago and was staying here. he tells us he came to lviv because he thought it would be safe. his sister and his nephew were sent to the hospital. >> they dressed up. it was the first explosion. kids ran to the window to see what's going on there and then was the second explosion. >> there were missile strikes outside of lviv city center last month, but the city has been considered relatively safe until today. the mayor called today's attack genocide. in the east, russian shelling also intensifying in cities like kharkiv. moscow is also warning it will increase its missile attacks in and around kyiv. >> a short while ago in ukraine, president zelenskyy normally announced that russia has now begun second massive phase of this war targeting the east, which he calls the battle of donbas. bret? >> bret: matt finn live in lviv, thanks. let's bring in roy blunt member of the senate intel and the defense appropriations subcommittees. he has just returned fro

eben brown fox news. while the state has subpoenaed exxon mobil as part of an investigation into the industry's role in creating plastic pollution coming up the claims, which attorney general rob bonta is making against the petroleum industry. plus president biden sends a massive request to congress to help shore up us support of ukraine numbers... ...move you but some can stop you in your tracks. like the tens of thousands of people who were diagnosed with certain hpv-related cancers. for most people, hpv clears on its own. but for those who don't clear the virus, it can cause certain cancers. gardasil 9 is a vaccine given to adults through age 45 that can help protect against certain diseases caused by hpv. including cervical, vaginal, vulvar, anal, and certain head and neck cancers, such as throat and back of mouth cancers, and genital warts. gardasil 9 doesn't protect everyone and does not treat cancer or hpv infection. your doctor may recommend screening for certain hpv-related cancers. women still n

fox news. alex hogan has our report and we caution. it contains images that some viewers might find disturbing. it's a deliberate campaign. to kill. the torture. to rate ukraine and the west, ramping up diplomatic pressure against moscow on tuesday, one day after the russian military was accused of executing hundreds of civilians near kiev. some of whom were tortured. ukrainian president vladimir zelensky taking this case to the un security council, asking for a nuremberg style war crimes tribunal to hold russia accountable scores anyone who has given criminal orders and carried them out by killing our people will be brought before the tribunal administration backing zelinsky, saying america has assessed that russian forces committed war crimes in ukraine. and the u. s. is now pushing to have moscow removed from the u. n human rights council. russia should not have a position of authority in a body whose purpose was very purpose is to promote. respect for human rights. meanwhile the situation on the ground appears to be shifting ukrain

fox news "fox news at night" is next. i love you, america. hello and welcome to fox news that night. i'm rich in for shannon bream. >> breaking tonight, texas national guard soldier is still missing. he seem to have drowned after going into the rio grande river to save a migrant. this is concerning from democrats continues to mount about president biden's the station to and -- and democrats fear another illegal migration surge. midterm elections approach, the are applying pressure. and we are learning more tonigh about the suspected killer and reported handyman level of the queens mother who was stabbed dozens of times and stuffed int a duffel bag. he has confessed to the crime and is reportedly in the us illegally. we will have the latest news in the case. remember the former washington state high school football coac he lost a job for praying on th 50-yard line after a game. his case with it to the supreme court on monday. shannon bream sits down with coach joe kennedy for an exclusive interview. first breaking news tonight, washington dc a

. >> this is a fox news alert, i'm live in lvyv. global outrage over the mass killings on buchya on the outskirts of kyiv. in a late-night speech, zelensky stressed the importance of seeking justice. >> necessary jurisdictional basis is being provided to bring culpable russian troops to justice for every committed crime. i'd like to underline we're interested in as full and transparent investigation as possible. the results of which will be known and explained to the entire international community. >> satellite images collected over buchya contradict russia's claims that the bodies appeared on the city streets after russians withdrew. in the meantime, the uk ministry of defense says russian troops including mercenaries are now moving into eastern ukraine. it's a sentiment echoed by the pentagon. >> we have seen efforts by the russian military to get more aggressive and go more on the offense on the ground as they push south from that town. they're trying to close off ukrainian armed forces in that area. they're now focusing more of

let's bring in fox news chief legal correspondent and anchor of fox news at night shannon bream. she has a brand new book out. just in time for mother's day. it's called "the mothers and daughters of the bible speak." she joins us tonight. hi, shannon. >> shannon: hey, gillian, we have all had that moment. trying to think about your throat being dry. the drier it gets. it's like -- >> gillian: of course it couldn't happen in a commercial break either. >> shannon: it never does. >> gillian: i want to ask you a question about judge ketanji brown jackson before we move onto the book. she is in awkward or historically unique position where she has got a few months now before she is actually going to start her job. so what does she do? what does she spend the next couple of months focusing on? >> you know, there is so much work in getting together a group to get you ready to tackle all of those cases that are waiting for you. so, yeah. officially until justice breyer retires and there is an opening which won't be until later this year, she is in that limbo. at that point she will be s

welcome to "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream reporting from new york. >> a panel stands by two weigh in on our issues tonight. andy title 42 pandemic restriction, resorting in many seeking asylum. an actor johnny depp heading back to the witness stand. his 50 million-dollar trial against ex-wife amber heard. and right now digging into all of this tonight. good evening, kevin. >> good to be with you, my friend. maybe or maybe not they will try to appeal this ruling, really ultimately put over to the cdc, that is where this divide has been about how exactly to proceed with the mandate, which was already said to be a part of the ruling in early may. many say that they disagree with the decision and will appeal, as you pointed out, subject to the conclusion that the order remains necessary for public health. and coming up next, this is also the key. the doj statement clearly lays out something very important, and it's not really so much about the mandate per se, but the maintenance of the power to compel people to

and yet the broadcast news outlets outside of fox news will not report this because they are afraid they will be pertain somehow as a racist when this is a legitimate story. if this was a tea party you would be hearing about it, guys. >> todd: top story on every network. joe concha, thank you. from one joke to another joe rogan with twitter and the media for dismissing the wuhan lab theory. take a listen. >> all right, for for months you couldn't mention it here that is certainly something that was open to question. there was this lab in the wuhan wedding coronavirus and someone could have walked out with it on its shoe and can't weave and look into that? for twitter to take that off, that to me was a huge, red flags. crazy? >> it was crazy because it was not resolved. it just wasn't resolved. >> todd: joe rogan on the latest episode of "the joe rogan experience" and the left giving credence to the theory that came from the thought of it being racist. top virologist and cdc director robert redfield said to dislike likely covid-19 escape from a lap and wuhan. take a look at this, they muc

news live will see you here next sunday. >> this a "fox news" alert, live in warsaw, quality, the horrors of russia the war is ukraine, crimes new vices evidence and merges of civilian massacres in ukraine claims the bodies nice 410 civilians have been found in the suburbs surrounding the capitol city of kyiv and these are reasons that printed has retaken it from invading forces in russia denies carrying out any such massacre the video from the city clearly shows that civilians scattered in the streets and mass graves in ukraine is president has one word to describe it. >> this is genocide, and the elimination of the whole nation and the people, we are the citizens of ukraine and we have more than hundred nationalities and this is about the destruction and extermination of all of these nationalities. >> as ukrainian forces pushback, the enemy from kyiv, moscow is now intensifying his campaign towards east south and on sunday russian missiles striking near the port city of odessa, destroyed an oil refinery. >> this is not a good morning for odessa, we woke up to powerful explosions here an

lauren blanchard, ktvu, fox two news. this is ktvu fox two news at six. i just want them to know that there that we care about them so much. we're with them. um you know, we're nervous for them, but we're not. we're not afraid to be in ukraine off the top. now a bay area family gets ready for a spring break trip. some may call extreme that story all new at six. good evening. i'm andre senior jana katsuyama. the family says that new images from the side of a missile attack in ukraine will not deter them from traveling to the country. ukrainian authorities say a missile hit a train station where thousands of people gathered to flee eastern ukraine. 50 people died while russian troops have left some areas of ukraine east continues to see large scale violence. ktvu brooks jarocz joins us now live from the newsroom. brooksie spoke with the bay area family with plans to help people in the war torn country. tell us about well, andre we've reported on a san francisco based company and its efforts to help hundreds of ukrainian workers. now the ceo and his family a

we'll have a live report coming up, we begin with another fox news alert. president biden's plan to crack down on ghost gun, he is set to announce this actual. ashley strohmier joins us with the latest. >> ashley: the announcement is changing the definition of firearms to include gun parts. will require background checks before ghost gun are sold. ghost gun do not have a serial number and are untraceable. the one on the screen was allegedly used to shoot a 16 year old while she was walking home from school in the bronx. two other teens were also shot, pushing high-profile dems to close the gun loophole. listen. >> there is no serial number, there is no background check. cuorder them online, no questions asked. i'm calling on the administration to go all after ghost gun by putting out regulations that will stop them. >> ashley: critics say the move is purely political and something else needs to be done to address rising crime rights. what is happening in the streets of new york remind him of violence that happened years ago. >> yogi bera once said deja vu a

fox two news. this is the fourth it is a one day unfair labor strike with an all day slate of events. welcome to the four on a friday. i'm frank mallicoat jana katsuyama. it is a show of power with large numbers of parents, students and communities. ktvu tom baker spent the day following the strike and joins us now from the ports of oakland's middle shorelines park, where the day of protests is expected to end up tom. with a gathering is starting here right now. a lot of the teachers haven't gotten here yet, because it's a very long distance from where they were last at the oakland school district, but also, it's just not a likable kind of thing. so these folks are beginning to start their rally here, and it's so much greater rally. it's more about privatization and union busting than it is just about the oakland school system. but when you think about the oak oakland school system, turmoil and confrontation has been a large part. of its modern history. it does not have to be this way. spectacular

the senior official tells fox news that some 330 in the last 24 hours. secretary general and stoltenberg had this assessment of the battles ahead, watch. >> they lie about their intentions. so only judge roger on the actions, not on its words. russia maintains pressure on kyiv and other cities. so we can expect additional offensive actions read don't make bringing more suffering. >> this is fierce battling in kyiv. the territory just days ago. the most intense fighting, todd and ashley, in the seaport city of mariupol cut off from the rest of the world without food, water or electricity. this morning ukrainian official said russian forces have blocked 45 red cross buses trying to evacuate civilians. now, this comes as a pentagon confirms russian forces have fled chernobyl nuclear plant but cannot confirm if it is due to poisoning. >> he will assess of this early-stage piece of a larger effort to route recent in supply and not necessarily dumb because of health hazards or some sort of emergency or crisis in chernobyl. >> meanwhile, there are indications t

. >> todd: a fox news alert, fashing nadel's response to ukraine. as his people continue to die. forrest johnson visits kyiv and walks through the capital city alongside ukrainian president. so will president biden do the same. >> carley: did you hear this? >> he didn't wake up, -- >> carley: that is the president sister rushing to defend president biden to work to sell her new book. hunter biden's abandoned laptop tells a much different story that some republicans say is all in the family. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning, i'm sure i'll do my carley shimkus. >> todd: todd piro and we will have more of those stories but we turn to the house and senate. democrats are headed for a pretty good beating in the midterms thanks to the failures of the biden administration. >> carley: and building confidence towards november, democrat pendants are frustrated with the party not being able to deliver an effective message. alexandria hoff live with more. >> the president ran with bringing people together, working together, progressive messaging has not won over t

all right now, on fox news sunday. ♪ and hello again from fox news. changes to russia's military strategy in ukraine have the west preparing for even heavier fighting in the weeks and months ahead. this as the president faces headwinds on issues like inflation, high energy prices, and the border. there complicate in the environments ahead of the midterms. in a moment will speak live with white house press secretary jen psaki. but we begin a team cover just morning, jeff and paul is live in trying to call me in the east and south. but first lucas tomlinson life at the white house with a look at the challenges facing president biden. good morning lucas for. >> dana, president biden signed bills not long after a missile strike killed 50 people at a train station in eastern ukraine. >> for every russian tank in ukraine, there are ten u.s. provided antitank systems in the country for. >> the white house defending his strategy to help ukraine as leaders there beg for more weapons from the u.s. and nato. at home the administration facing backlash over plans

come on the fox news channel. in the meantime, have a wonderful night with the ones you love. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome to the special edition of "hannity" and happy passover and good friday. i am tammy bruce in for sean. tonight, we are at the bitter end of yet another terrible week for joe biden. dreadful economic news. the mayhem at the southern border. and pull numbers lower than ever before. not only is biden underwater by double digits in five new polls, but he is also struggling into key demographics that democrats desperately need to win my collections. according to quinnipiac, only 26% of hispanics now approve of biden's performance in the white house. and gallup found that biden is also hemorrhaging support among young voters. only 39% of generation z and 41% of millennials approve of door biden. tonight, pull numbers are just the beginning of biden's problem. president biden looked lost and confused and at one point he attempted to shake hands with someone who wasn't there. and during a speech,

the latest for the war in ukraine keep it to the fox news nation and the fox news channel. from all of us have a happy easter and a great week. we will see you back here next fox newsry important holiday. god bless you we will see you next time on "life, liberty & levin". steve: good evening everyone. happy easter welcome to "the next revolution". it is a holiday and a secret one for so many people here and around the world we try to be positive that honestly as we look around the world this easter weekend, what do we see? work, chaos threaten menace and anxiety and fear and this is what you get when america fails to lead this is what you get when you replace strength with weakness