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The next 24 hours are crucial. >> bill: check out this video. it shows a ukrainian drone throwing a russian missiles to bits and destroyed russian tanks along the way. >> dana: humanitarian crisis getting worse by the minute. the war has forced more than half a million people to leave the country. >> bill: breaking news this morning the u.s. hitting russia with its toughest sanctions yet. cutting off the countrys central bank and freezing all of russias american assets as the ruble plunges to an...

Perspective here at cnbc, the way were dealing with this, is looking at the financial impact of what were seeing overnight and ukraine. but it doesnt mean that business arent out there hunting for profit, youve got to consider that a lot of this war is going to be fought from the western sites economically. we will face huge economic sanctions packages, well see the way thats affecting market -- asia closing down sharply lower, european markets have closed in the red. down by 3%. seen bosses in ...

Its not as deliberative perhaps of a process as it once was. >> jake, mike, thanks to all of you. 500,000 ukrainians have fled their countries and neighboring countries are preparing to take in millions more. well take you to poland. plus, look at this video, russians lining up around the block to withdraw cash, already feeling the pain from the latest economic sanctions as the ruble hits an all-time low. stephanie ruhle will break it all down. dont go anywhere. dont go anywhere. theyre swit...

Attack one nation you attack all of them and they have to come to the rescue of that. it also supplies to cybersecurity. that is dangerous because that can be automatic if poland is attacked and attacked by russia. are we then obligated to defend on that front? there is a lot of questions here. >> shannon: the questions on cyber warfare are not as well delineated as traditional warfare. it is certainly an area a lot of room for argument about what would be triggered by what and how because, you ...

Sanctions, has white house that enough or should they do more. today we see the swift action has been taken. everyone at home understands im not on fox business, fox news channel i dont understand myself but to explain this better to people at home the swift banking system is essentially how russian government and businesses and people transact money around the world receive and remit payment and rubble status fluctuating everywhere in u.s. dollars or euros. if you go to a fox business person, i...

Whatever it is thats been announced in washington, in the european capitals, but the russian government is not indifferent to these sanctions that you are really starting to feel on the grounds here in moscow now. food prices are shooting up, people are going to the supermarket today and they are finding the cost of every day household goods in some cases have doubled. apple has announced its going to stop selling its goods here. so apple doesnt have official stores in russia but its authorized ...

Long lines at russian atms. i want to bring in our correspondents. thank you for being here. let me start with christina briefly, talk to me about the media effect of these sanctions on russians, because wall street is feeling some of this too. the nasdaq stopped trading on several russian-based stocks. >> its isolating the worlds 11th largest economy. theres no doubt youre going to have global implications. what were seeing today, though, you had the russian ruble at a record low, but that hike...

Going. they left their livelihoods and families and homes with things on their back. many doesnt see this invasion coming. the government said it was not imminent. suddenly a mass off push to the border and how european countries will handle it remains to be seen. >> tucker: thank you very much. bennia hosts a live hour from ukraine later tonight here on fox news 11 p.m. eastern time. the economic effects of all of thissor profound. we are not seeing them in the west yet. they are obvious in rus...

Cold, but this is different. he seemed erratic. >> todd: the united nations security council to host a special session of the u.n. general assembly. it is scheduled for later today. this is the only 11th special session on the u.n. has held since 1950. the u.n. is expected to consider a resolution calling on russia to stop its invasion and leave ukraine. russian central bank nearly doubled its target interest rate to 20%. that is moved to design holton inflation and the ruble has dropped 30% to ...

A consequence. the world is addicted to russian exports. in the e.u. that means higher home and heating and electricity costs. in the u.s. higher prices at the pump. already $3.54 a gallon. high inflation already taking a toll politically. putting the west leaders here in a tough spot. president biden pledged this week to use every tool to blunt those gas prices, john. the tools are limited. the u.s. can pressure producers to open spigots, offer a gas tax holiday. russia paying a financial price...