But it is the latest really in a series of attacks on fuel depots. also in a village about ten miles inside of the russian border in russia s kursk region at a checkpoint in a small village there there was also shelling there. a local official says that no one was killed and that nothing was damaged, but this is the same region that has been the target of several recent attacks. now, ukraine has not taken responsibility for these, but the latest one on wednesday, they seem to heavily imply that they were behind it with the ukrainian presidential adviser saying karma is a cruel thing. you also mentioned that american citizen killed on the front lines here in ukraine. willie joseph cancel just 22 years old. according to his mother he left his job in tennessee as a corrections officer to join this private military contractor fighting in ukraine. he had been inside the country for less than seven weeks when he was killed. of course, his family would like to get his body back to the united
Going not to covid but to critical race theory in classrooms. todd: it s ridiculous. because they were supposed to use that money to get back to school faster so they could learn. instead they lost two years of their life. let s end on a positive happy weekend. carley: it is into i day. thank you for joining us. fox & friends starts right now. u.s. marine veteran is killed on the battlefield fighting alongside the ukrainian army. 22-year-old willie joseph leaves behind his wife and 7-month-old son. new effort from the biden administration to police online content. this will be called the disinformation governance board. these people are not fit to be guardians and the point is nobody should be. what you are seeing is enormous growth. the g.d.p. report shows the u.s. economy shank for the first time in two years.
Dead here in ukraine. 22-year-old veteran willie joseph cancel died fighting along sz ukrainian forces. he leaves behind his wife and 7-month-old son. her wife says his husband was a hero and all she wants is for him to come home and be given a proper burial. the marine appears to be the first u.s. citizen to die in this war. back to you guys. brian: a couple of things. what about the symbolism of the u.n. secretary general meeting with vladimir putin the day before and then comes to kyiv and they bomb the city? i mean, what does that say about the quality of their meeting and what does it say about vladimir putin s quest for some type of cease-fire? yeah. our understanding is that the u.n. secretary general remained in kyiv last night. he didn t high tail it out of there. you know, as we reported, there is a lot of suspect timing all these missile strikes shortly after our american diplomats were here and now this major city, the capital city of kyiv
In part of the donetsk region. ukraine is not commenting on that. also a strike at a checkpoint up here near kursk. these are areas where the russians are saying the ukrainians are striking back. again, no comment from the ukraini ukrainians. vladimir putin u.n. secretary general antonio guterres was wrapping up his visit when several residential buildings were hit. in the east u.s. officials acknowledged that russian forces are making progress but are describing it as slow and uneven. president biden is asking congress for a $33 billion aid package for ukraine to cover the next several months. and an american citizen 22-year-old marine veteran willie joseph cancel killed while fighting alongside ukrainian forces in ukraine. according to his family he was working with a private military
The family of willie joseph says he went to ukraine in march to work with a private military company. his mother says he believed in ukraine s sovereignty. he leaves behind a wife and 7-month-old baby. nbc news has reached out to his family for confirmation but have not heard back, and the state department says it s aware of the reports. and then the public phase of the january 6th committee hearings start on june 9th, and it will be the first chance for the public to see what the committee has been gathering. and then big city blues. in just ten years the populations of 11 out of 20 of america s largest metropolitan areas shrunk, losing the equivalent of twice the population of wyoming. what one city is doing to get