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This new threat. which is felt way beyond ukraine. this bleak turning point in history you feel here that putin is not going anywhere soon. he totally controls his own narrative in russia. and is turning russia into a police state. there wont be a clue, there wont be a purge, as we are hoping further in the west. his base is very safe now. so this conflict will go long, it will probably enter a darker chapter, and on this trajectory it will spell out well beyond ukraine. and the west needs to co...

More military equipment. they have asked not only for economic assistance as they are facing these crippling sanctions but they also want help militarily, and not even just the equipment, anderson. they even need mres. that is something that has been made public. whether thats to put china in a bad spot or to embarrass putin and show his forces are hurting so bad they need these ready to eat meals remains to be seen. but the white house said that biden outlined and got specific about what the co...

Activity that can spiral out of control. we know patriot air defense batteries are in eastern europe and more are expected to be put there. that will be the main defense of nato say are space in the east. we know there is a u.s./russian deconfliction hotline. where someone in the u.s. can pick up calls, hopes somebody answers it. they have tested it but in an emergency, can they get in touch with russians very quickly. we also know that u.s. satellite and reconnaissance aircraft are able to sign...

Partnership together. so far we have, but russia has really put their space program on a trajectory straight downhill. theres not a lot of good things in the future for the russian space program if they continue this path in ukraine. neil: and we need more guys like you, terry. fewer guys like this guy running the russian international space station. well see how that settle. more including the terra firma on earth worries about gas prices out of control. after this. veteran homeowners, need a f...

Now the kremlin claims the missiles destroyed a military warehouse friday in western ukraine. we dont know if yesterdays launch was from a plane. but these images were showing right now, they are from last month. multiple sources say fridays launches likely were meant to test the weapons and also send a message to the west about russian capabilities. hypersonic weapon bes are difficult though detect, travel at five times the speed of sound and at a lower trajectory than high afternoons ballistic...

Mortgage now they dont know if they pay for gas to get to work. >> todd: taking the bus is not an answer for all people. thank you for your time this morning. ashley, thanks for being with me, my friend. >> ashley: thanks for having me. >> todd: "fox & friends" starts now. ♪ ♪ [gunfire] >> todd: ukraine has rejected russias demand to surrender mariupol. >> im ready for negotiation your cannot pay off that would mean this is a third world war. >> there was another missile strike on the capita...

Moved the needle away from the direction of her trajectory as the potential next confirmed supreme court justice? >> it doesnt feel like that right now. one interesting thing you were just talking about that exchange on abortion, it really does go to show what the stakes are though, because the senator was talking about a case that the court is currently considered and thats interesting because this nomination process is playing out while the supreme court across the street is considering whethe...

The very contentious back and forth among her and some republicans yesterday, the trajectory shes on to the supreme court does not seem to be affected. the question, though, poppy, is -- will any republicans break ranks and join her, the expectation is very few at the moment. >> manu, thank you for that. joan, i wonder what stands out to you most from the answers that she has given from yesterday. >> thanks, poppy. she was a very calm, steady witness through most of it. there she was sitting alo...

Among adolescents, one researcher called the data a cry for help. tell us more. >> first of all, ill put the numbers up here, jake. ill tell you a couple of things. this was a survey that was done of high school students, about 8,000 high school students. between january and june of last year, 2021. so the country was obviously -- people were mostly at home, it was a really tough time. and it really played out in terms of mental health with regard to this survey. 37% reporting poor mental health...

Its own. and president biden interrupted his nato summit to kyiv with japans prime minister about the launch. it was fired a trajectory that took a 3700 miles into space and 670 miles into the sea of japan. higher and farther than any other north korean missile has flown. jeffrey lewis of the middlebury institute explains what would happen if it were fired on a normal trajectory. >> this missile would have traveled 12,000 kilometers, which is more than enough to get from pyongyang to d.c. >> rep...