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0ur correspondent james waterhouse has the latest from kyiv. we talk about a tense border and the ukrainian military has released images of they say shall strike on a kindergarten in the lugansk region. they say it was fired by separatist militants, no children were injured, we understand two adults have suffered concussion. it is normal for both ukraine's forces and militants to accuse each other of continually breaking the ceasefire in these territories. last night the militants accused ukrainian soldiers of firing shells and mortars at them but this, inspectors from the organisation of secu...

>> ainsley: jennifer preston and paul kelly thank you so much. thanks for fighting for our kids. >> thank you. >> thank you for giving us a platform. >> ainsley: thank you. we did reach out to the glen brook school district or school board but we did not hear back. when we come back russian backed forces accused firing shells into ukrainian village hitting kindergarten. trey yingst is live in kyiv with what we are learning. justin trudeau called out again for inflammatory rhetoric. wait until you hear what he said. ♪ (mail recipient 1) thank you. that's open. (mail recipient 2) all the mail ...

Act. >> the warning comes as the ukrainian government has put in place a state of emergency for the country. although russian president vladimir putin claims there could still be a diplomatic resolution -- >> translator: our country is always open for direct and honest dialogue for finding diplomatic solutions to the most difficult problems. >> reporter: secretary of state antony blinken called off a meeting with the russian foreign minister this week saying putin was never serious about diplomacy. >> his plan all along has been to invade ukraine, to control it, to destroy democracy. >> report...

To our earlier discussion of war crimes, i think saying that the russian military may be guilty of war crimes has a benefit unlike attacking putin specifically because it puts every russian soldier and commander on notice that his actions on the battlefield could result in future legal liability. we have seen after the balkan wars, the pursuit is real. if you're thinking about firing shells on a civilian location, you have to think, could i end up having to try to avoid legal prosecution. i think that's very beneficial. >> let's bring in white house bureau chief for the "washington post" and a...

Of america's healthcare system, can it do it well? martha: don't we get to a single pair system is what many would say looking at that. >> reporter: the long term result may be -- that's the direction in which we are headed at the moment. bill: get you overseas on a fox news alert. evenings spiking in one of the potentially more dangerous places on earth. north korea firing shells near a south korean warship. the navy ship on routine patrol when it cause near the maritime border between the two countries. martha: the u.s. is sending 80 members of our armed forces to africa to help hunt for the