0 shameless framework, there -- are to be no repercussions. >> we're out of time. >> no way. >> i think we solved problem. >> we did. great to see you, jon scott up next with more live coverage, we'll see you back here next sunday >> a fox news alert, ukrainian officialing rejecting to -- lay down arm necessary exchange for safe passage out of the battered city or stay with the "bandits," you are watching "fox and friends first" i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier n. kyiv, four people are dead after russian bombs slam a shopping center and residential buildings. jonathan hunt live on the ground from kyiv. jonathan. >> jonathan: ashley and todd, good morning. several hours ago, russian forces issued that ultimatum to ukrainian troops in the southern city of mariupol, surrender or else. ukrainian forces given the way they have been fighting, declined that offer to surrender and we are still waiting to see what the "or else" from russian forces means. there is little left to surrender in mariupol, almost every approximatelieding in the city has been destroyed under what has been intense russian bombardment. overnight, another missile strike on the capital kyiv, hitting a shopping mall. we understand from emergency services that four people were killed in that strike over the weekend, russian forces also hit a marine base in mykolaiv, another southern city. at least 45 marines died in that missile strike and the destruction is very evident, too, in the eastern city of kharkiv, that has been main target for russian forces, it is a city that the ukrainians desperately want to hold on to for strategic and of course, symbolic reasons. we're also seeing new satellite images of the chernobyl power plant, decommissioned plant and hearing the ukrainian workers being held there hostage for sometime now are being allowed to go home there is a shift change underway. no indication of any problems according to ukrainian officials, any radiation leaks or anything like that at the chernobyl decommissioned nuclear power plant. the former president of ukraine echoing the current president in saying the world has to do more to help. listen here. >> with this situation, we need everything from nutrition to ammunition, everyday while putin continue to kill ukrainian civilians and children. >> jonathan: ukrainians still keep fighting for every inch of the country and the russian strategy seems to be focus on the eastern and southern cities, presumable tow gain territory ahead of any peace talks. frankly, any peace agreement seems a long way off at this point, todd and ashley. >> todd: this deadline of 5 a.m. to surrender the city has passed, you can't get blood from a stone, what more can russia do to that city? >> jonathan: obviously what they plan to do ultimately, todd, to roll their tanks through every street and control all of mariupol. it does seem a very difficult task for them because the ukrainian forces continue to fight tooth and nail there. there is little of the city in essence still left to hold or for the russians to take, it's been absolutely flattened by the russian bombardment. being able to hold the territory or being able to stay in that territory is clearly very significant to both sides. i think what you can continue to see is a very intense fight in mariupol, todd and ashley. >> ashley: thanks, jonathan. we'll bring in rebecca now, she is the former -- author of "putin's play book, russia's secret plan to defeat," thank you for being with us. you are an expert on this, when you hear the ultimatum russia gave ukrainian to get out of mariupol, what you just saw jonathan say, is this a sign that maybe putin is getting frustrated and giving ultimatums and to bring in humanitarian issue saying they will give them free passage, no one trusts anything putin says, do you agree? >> absolutely. 100%, ashley. putin is desperate right now, this war is not going to plan, this is massive intelligence failure for him to miscalculate the ukrainian people's tol fight. he's putting psychological pressure on them. he's out of chips and wants them to get out, we cannot believe a single word putin is saying. the guy is manipulative, remember how we got here in the first place. he was building up 190,000 troops, we cannot trust them. >> todd: with kyiv holding strong is odesa next inflection point in this war? >> i do believe that, todd, 100%. odesa is a strategic area for putin and he has built this plan for 20 years and been methodically executing his plan. unfortunately for him, it is not going the way he anticipated, all it does is put pressure on putin to be even more brutal, more ruthless and destroy civilian population in order to make zelenskyy give up, give up the fight and actually remove himself from the government, that is what he's banking on. >> ashley: my next question, do you think that is going to happen? do you think putin thought they were going to lay down and give up? do you think zelenskyy is -- because no one can deny the humanitarian crisis, like the biggest thing i think of right now, innocent people getting stuck in the middle, what is zelenskyy's next move with putin giving ultimatums? >> what is happenings right now, these two, putin and zelenskyy, they are expecting each other to accept the worst possible option, neither wants to give up. putin has personal disdain for zelenskyy. zelenskyy, look at him, he's displayed tre upon mendous statesmanship and leadership. zelenskyy will push through because the ukrainian people have shown they would rather die fighting than allow putin to resubjugate ukraine, they want to be free. >> todd: ark mazing battle of wills. sounding the alarm, we in the u.s. are not prepared for the possibility putin uses a nuclear weapon. why do you say that? >> it is obvious, putin never needed secret what he wanted to do, 20 years he was explaining he wanted to absorb ukraine into his alliance to create cyber war he will use nuclear weapons in order to deescalate conflict. we have done nothing, put all our eggs in the basket of sanctions. president biden himself admitted they will not change putin's calculus and they won't. putin used a hyper-sonic, ballistic missile to destroy a target in ukraine, that is a dual-capable misaisle. he is inching up on the escalation ladder effectively on the trajectory toward nuclear war fare and we have yet to respond, done nothing. he changed his combat readiness of nuclear forces to special regime and we've done nothing again, that demonstrates we don't know what to do. >> todd: what should we do? >> absolutely what we should do, is start thinking approximate how to employ cyber war fare, okay, that is our strongest point. we're so good at that and haven't used that instrument in our back pocket. >> todd: rebecca koffler, we appreciate you being in the studio. after welcoming a newborn baby in kyiv days before putin forces started invasion, our next guest is stuck with nowhere to go. >> ashley: opening a bread business in ukraine to make understands meet, they are joining us now. you just had a baby issue the baby is little over a month old. have you that issue and then you guys are essentially stuck in ukraine. what has been your plan or is it just a day-to-day plan and how has that looked for your family, especially with this young baby? >> exactly. the plan is to make more bread for now. day-to-day, we have no idea what is going to happen next and we actually facing two major problems. first, there is no u.s. embassy in ukraine anymore, we have to go somewhere in europe to fix the baby's papers, first of all, he is an american, i am an american citizen, he was born here. problem number two, if sergi, cannot leave the country because of the military state. we are here making bread, keeping our minds clear by doing keeping busy and giving back to the community. there was no bread at first in stores, we started baking it and now there is some coming in. people like it, they are asking for more, we can't bake more, there is not enough supply and we don't have the capacity. >> beyond, we miss new york city bagels. >> we are making bagels. >> todd: you guys have a great attitude, i do not know if i would have a similar attitude. describe the moment when you realized we're going to be in ukraine for the duration here? >> well, for the moment, we try to keep calm because with the baby, we could more like long distance, it would be extremely complicated to drive somewhere. >> exactly days, it used to take hours to drive up to the polish border, now it is four or five days. my sister is from kharkiv, the city -- >> you just mentioned before. >> she has three kids and they fly to czech republic, took five days of driving to get there and my parents are in the basement of their house. we are calm, we have each other, we didn't want to separate. i technically can leave the country, i don't want to leave my husband. >> thank you, thank you. this is key point, love and staying with your loved ones is the general remedy in every situation, so we kind of like holding hands and making bread and waking up early in the morning, taking care of the baby, it is kind of light against darkness and good against evil situation. then we are in the middle and we kind of proud and want to share with the world and tell people, never lose hope. everything will be all right. our personal situation is not comfortable, of course, but anyway, because we used to live in manhattan and it is a different story. anyway, we have to be strong and keep fighting. everybody fights his own way. >> that is all we can do, we are donating part of the money to the ukrainian army, of course. >> and keeping the community here inspired. in the village, people are making us, come on, guys, do it, we need that beautiful bread, everybody likes it. that is very inspiring. >> ashley: my next question, you guys are getting out to get supplies, what is it like on the ground in kyiv? >> well, it is like a deserted, kyiv is empty and we went to the city downtown a few days ago and me, like kyiv born like guy born in kyiv, i was like for the first time in my life, in downtown. >> they had checkpoints every turn, everywhere you have to show a passport, prove you are a citizen and answer all the questions, show all the cards and stuff like that. it was hard to get yeast and flour at first. >> like basic food and gasoline was a big issue. now it is a little bit like better, but still everybody concerned about the supplies like basic things, even in the capital. imagine what is going on in the other -- >> smaller cities, we've been trying to get gas two or three days now and still can't find it. >> and you mentioned it is terrible. >> you guys issue good luck to you, congratulations on the birth of your baby and good for you for fighting the good fight and keep making that amazing bread, everything bagels. good for you, guys. >> thank you, have a great guy. >> todd: prayers to and you that beautiful baby. >> ashley: switching gears, pentagon identifying the four marine killed in exercises during nor way. losing their lives during the drills which were planned before the war in ukraine broke out. going down in bad weather in the area with rough terrain. the crash happened friday and the remains were recovered sunday due to poor conditions preventing access to the crash site. >> todd: president biden handling putin's attack on ukraine. >> ashley: and president zelenskyy says he is gearing up for world war iii. >> president biden arrived in washington after wrapping up his trip home with a bike ride. he waved in delaware issue but did not answer questions on the crisis in ukraine and same when he returned to the white house. the president was moving about yesterday, president zelenskyy issued dire warn figure peace talks with russia continue to fail. >> we have to use any format, any chance in order to have a possibility of negotiating, podcast of talking to putin. but if the attempts fail, that would mean that this is a third world war. >> u.s. ambassador says negotiations with russia have been one sided with the kremlin not leaning in to find and diplomatic solutions. a world war is avoidable, she says. >> we don't want to escalate this into war with the united states, but we will support our nato allies and the president made clear if there is an attack on any nato countries under article five, we will support those countries and defend those countries. >> impact of russia has impacted the -- the president will travel to europe and meet with nato members in brussels thursday to discuss deterrence and defense measures. >> todd: alexandria hoff, thanks. global threat doesn't stop with russia, leaving the deal open for the nuclear deal. former prime minister netanyahu warns it could put the entire world in jeopardy. >> this is cow downing the democratic world and rest of the world to this rogue regime, giving it both weapons of mass death and cash to boot. >> democrats are poised to reinstate the deal after being cancelled by former president trump. >> todd: proceedings come for ketanji brown jackson, clarence thomas was hospitalized with flu-like symptoms. good morning, ark nitta. >> good morning, todd and ashley, americans will get a look at how ketanji brown jackson holds up under questioning. she will take questions about her ju additional philosophy and legal record. most agree the harvard-trained lawyer is well qualified. some are questioning her decisions and prior rulings, specifically in cases involving sex offenders, insisting she took a lenient, soft-on-crime stance. there could be questions about her representation of guantanamo bay detain eyes when she was a public defender. >> a lot of women were concerned when it comes to how she dealt with crime and been soft on criminals, soft on child pornography and child ark buzers. >> supreme court justices get lifetime tenure and before that 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