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mary anne marsh who s in cape cod. welcome to the programme. russia has stepped up its air assault on targets across ukraine. moscow says it hit more than 300 military targets, including weapon and fuel depots, warehouses and other infrastructure mainly in eastern ukraine. but ukraine says that many of the missiles hit and killed civilians. at least seven people were killed in kharkiv, while the governor of mykolaiv, near the port of 0desa, says the city has been under continuous bombardment from russia rockets. and then there s the western city of lviv. it has been relatively unscathed throughout the conflict, but missile strikes there have killed at least 7 people. three military warehouses and a car garage were hit. 0ur correspondent dan johnson is there. this is where one of the missiles hit this morning. the authorities tell us that it is a tyre fitting garage, a place that looks after people s cars. they say this is not a military target whatsoever, but they have ....
to the east. kevin mccarthy asked about ukraine, inflation, midterms and republican chances to win back the house. it is a fox news sunday exclusive. plus, as covid cases spike in happy u.s. states, the white house extends masked mandates for air travel in the texas governor said busloads of migrants to washington s doorstep amid a backlash to end covid restrictions at the border. we will talk with the coordinator about changing covid rules as well as vaccines for kids, boosters and how to plan for travel. then, a dnc vote this week but i was first in the nation status and doubt ahead of 2024. we will ask our sunday panel what is driving the push to change how democrats pick their presidential nominee. and we will discuss the growing debate over power and free speech on twitter. i think it s very important to be an inclusive arena for free speech. all right now on on fox news sunday. hello again and happy easter from fox news in washington. another week for white ....
voided the cdc s mask mandate at airports and planes and transport hubs nationwide. tonight the association of airline attendants is urging calm and patience among passengers. they are hoping to avoid violence when the in the friendly skies gather legal analysis for flights taking off right now. the judge here really delivered a body blow to the administration. u.s. district judge catherine kimball mow zelle in florida writes the cdc failed to justify the justification for extending the mask mandate. it exceeds the statutory authority and violates the procedures required for major rule making. extended the national mandate by 15 case. before this ruling it was slated to expire may 3rd. cdc are reviewing the decision and of course the department of justice would make any determinations about litigation. last month, 21 states sued the biden administration seeking to repeal the mandate. in congress, there s some bipartisan opposition to mask mandates. this has been ....
to the east. kevin mccarthy asked about ukraine, inflation, midterms and republican chances to win back the house. it is a fox news sunday exclusive. plus, as covid cases spike in happy u.s. states, the white house extends masked mandates for air travel in the texas governor said busloads of migrants to washington s doorstep amid a backlash to end covid restrictions at the border. we will talk with the coordinator about changing covid rules as well as vaccines for kids, boosters and how to plan for travel. then, a dnc vote this week but i was first in the nation status and doubt ahead of 2024. we will ask our sunday panel what is driving the push to change how democrats pick their presidential nominee. and we will discuss the growing debate over power and free speech on twitter. i think it s very important to be an inclusive arena for free speech. all right now on on fox news sunday. hello again and happy easter from fox news in washington. another week for white ....
and that s what the republicans have decided that they can no longer abide. it really is just an amazing thing for the republican party to have decided this today with this unanimous vote at the republican national committee, but honestly really could see it coming if you are looking in the right direction. i mean once the president of that party, the leader of that party declared that the free press of the united states was at his words the enemy of the people, once the republican party decided that american free press is bad that journalism something they can do without but that they re against as a party. well, this is where that ends are not gonna allow some formal role for the protests in the electoral process. they re not gonna do debates with journalist asking questions, not when they ve decided that as a party that they re against journalism. they re against the press, the press is the enemy. i mean we ve seen all of these other sort of norms around this, tradit ....