as we see 3 million people have crossed the borders. that s chicago and phoenix have crossed the borders into other countries and another 6.5 million are displaced internally. it s creating a massive need within ukraine and the rest of europe. so you are back here state side but you still have teams there, particularly more than 20 people in ukraine. team rubicon, how are you able to assist people? what were some of the things you were able to do while there and that your team members continue to do? team rubicon is an international humanitarian aid organization. we have a leadership team in poland helping coordinate across all of the surrounding nations. refugee care. people who have crossed the border. a team in hungary providing primary care and urgent care to refugees in hungary. and 20 to 24-person team in western ukraine doing everything from providing care in these internally displaced camps like you just showed. churches, railway stations. working with the government of ukr
e and how we want to lead our lives. basically, choose what we want our future to look like. so what s yours going to be? shannon: welcome to fox news at night. i m shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight here at state side, it is morning. breaking tonight, saturday morning is dawning in ukraine with day 17 with war are russia.
another convoy of cars is going to attempt to leave that southern port city of mariupol today, but in the past russian forces have said that they would open corridors for civilians and they bomb those very corridors. that is the dangerous and treacherous conditions that the ukrainian people are facing at this hour and across this conflict. kayleigh: trey, god bless you, brother because of this important where you are doing, i ve got to ask you about coming home. this got me some mix of emotions, i would guess. when you are there, we all know that when you are in the field you are doing your job, but to come home and know what he left behind and that others will stand in that place, and you may cycle back in, you know the destruction and devastation going on now that your state side. how do you process coming home? i think we continue our work. it s incredibly important to let the world know what s happening on the ground in ukraine. you see the civilians holding a white flag as the
our audience knows we won t put u.s. troops in here. that hasn t been on the table with all 3 presidents. obama, trump and biden. there was never an issue where troops are going to intervene here. that s off the table. but, there are other things that are on the table. one is president biden will make a strong case that ukraine has a right to determine what alliance it wants to participate in. what may not be state side that mean of the european countries and the united states are taking it off the table at least for the time being. they understand this situation. putin in the back of his mind said, that s not enough for me. i know that eventually this will happen. the united states and nato countries will push it.
flop. when president trump did this he was labeled as a racist. when president biden does it it s seemingly entirely okay. white house claims biden has been consistent. what the president was critical of was the way that the former president put out, i believe, a xenophobic tweet on how he called-what he called the coronavirus, and who he directed it at. state side there sun certainty about what comes next. dr. fauci believes that the current vaccines provide at least some protection against the new variant. white house says this weekend dr. fauci informed the president it will take approximately two more weeks to have more definitive information. are lockdowns off the table. yes for now. dr. fauci critics of his advice. they are really criticizing science because i represent science. white house schedules are unaffected. the first lady hosted a large grouch small children today. all were socially distanced and masked as the president returns to the call of expand