of talks resumes after the pause yesterday afternoon but first cnn s scott mclean joins us from lviv in western ukraine. scott, what more do we know about the shelling that is happening this morning in kyiv? reporter: hey, christine. it seems to be happening with more frequency. new pictures of the 16 story apartment building shows that after the explosions were lobbed at the building it caught fire. you can see flames racing through most if not all of it. two people were killed but based on the dramatic pictures it would not be surprising if there were more, certainly if there were more injuries. there was undoubtedly a rescue effort to get people out of that building before it was completely engulfed in flames. there were explosions in other parts of the city. was one south of the kyiv city center. photos show a crater was left behind next to a house that caught fire. then there was another apartment building north of the city
do women who are on the move and alerting them about the importance of being particularly cautious. before they crossed the border, and also after they cross the border. we know that the governments that are receiving them are also particularly cautious. but of course, these methods of traffickers are also very well organized. and they have their own techniques in order to hijack these women. it s a very serious issue, we know that the governments in europe are looking into this very seriously and trying to provide a solution to it. we are ready to provide any s assistance may be required in that respect. okay, thank you and good luck with your work. thank you. also back to kyiv. this morning, where that s a 15 story apartment building, but
imminent assault. president biden responding by announcing an additional $800 million in new military aid. the military equipment we are giving them now we should have gave them six months ago. are you ready to call him a war criminal. i think he is a war criminal. steve: good morning, it s thursday, march 17th, 2022. it is noon in ukraine. and we start this hour here on fox news with an alert. rescue efforts are underway at the mariupol theater that was bombed according to the president intentionally by russian forces. hundreds of civilians taking shelter inside the building including children. but right now there are no reports of any deaths. brian: jonathan hunt joins us live from western ukraine with the latest. i was watching one of these british reports, jonathan, they say the good news is, early indications are a lot of people were downstairs when they blew
worth of military aid largely some of the stuff that mr. zelenskyy is going to wind up with he obviously needs although it s been very effective. the latest news out of ukraine is ukraine is saying they shot down 10 russian planes today and some cruise missiles although the remnants of one rocket hit a 16 story apartment building. they are going we are, the united states, going to give ukraine those switchblade drones that we told you about yesterday. they are carrying in a backpack designed for special operators. the kind of weapon that they can have immediate impact on the battlefield unlike one of the big predator drones, you don t have to go to a flight school and learn how it fly. can you essentially shoot it at somebody. rachel: a lot of people are saying, steve, if you can allow for that, what s the difference between that and the planes. that s where the conversation, you know that a lot of the members of congress were having yesterday both on television and after the speec
responding with a series of mandates including requirement for federal workers and contractors to roll up their sleeves or lose their jobs. a nationwide vaccine mandate for all private businesses with more than 100 employees. 2021 also saw its share of racially charged murder trials, starting with chauvin, the police officer kneeling on george floyd s neck for more than nine minutes. he was convicted and sentenced to more than 22 years behind bars. in surfside, florida, a 12d story apartment building collapses in the middle of the night with no warning leaving at least 98 residents dead. afghanistan was changing rapidly. president biden sticks to an august 31 deadline to withdraw u.s. troops. but the taliban were on the march. they made a lightening blitz across the country eventually