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fierce resistance in eastern ukraine. welcome to fox news live, i m griff jenkins. jacqui: i m jacqui heinrich. and president is looking to are nor, 33 billion for aid to ukraine. griff: 20 billion in the form of military aid, that means hard weapons and the assessment we re getting from the pentagon that the russian forces in eastern donbas and making uneven progress that the weapons in the west and eastern allies is clearly making russia slow if not outright stalled in their assault although they re continuing the shelling, they re continuing the hammering, and as you can probably see from back where you are in washington in the states, every single day in every corner of this country, missile strikes are killing civilians. it happened on thursday, a woman working for radio free europe, killed when it hit the apartment building in odesa in the southern part of the country, jacqui. jacqui: no kidding. as we zoo this aid having a lot of success with the ukrainian milita ....
behave like animals the verdict from a senior minister after claims that an mp watched pornography in the commons. and could it finally be take off for flying cars? a dutch company is hoping to make them a reality in a matter of months. hello and welcome to the programme. russia has attacked the ukrainian capital, kviv with two missiles injuring several people. it came just as the united nations secretary general was there for talks with ukraine s president zelensky. antonio guterres saw for himself some of the places near kyiv where there ve been alleged war crimes by russian troops. our correspondent sarah rainsford travelled with mr guterres and has this report, which i want to warn you, contains some details you might find upsetting. it was like a message from moscow the first missile strike on kyiv in two weeks. a residential building was hit here and civilians wounded, right when the un chief was in town. earlier, antonio guterres had been on the edge of kyiv ....
secretary-general wrapped up a meeting there with ukraine s president zelenskyy. and just two days after antonio guterres met face-to-face with putin himself. the secretary-general unhurt in the russian strike. and ukraine now says that it plans to evacuate hundreds of civilian holdouts from a besieged steel plant in mariupol in just a matter of hours. isa soares is inside ukraine for us. what do we know about this planned operation? good morning. we are very short on details in regards to this operation, but it could be potentially good news if it happens today and if it happens safely for the civilians holed up inside that azovstal steel plant. they have been inside for days now without seeing sunlight. there are about 1,000 or so civilians inside, and they have obviously been there are women, children, soldiers inside. and we ve been told in the last couple of days that they are running out shortages of water, of food as well as some medicine. we also have seen t ....
tackle rising prices? live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it s newsday. it s 6am in the morning in singapore and 1am in kyiv, where the united nations secretary general, antonio guterres, has been visiting. he saw for himself some of the places where there ve been alleged war crimes by russian troops. it was his first visit to this country since the conflict began more than two months ago. our correspondent sarah rainsford travelled with the secretary general and has this report, which i want to warn you contains some details you might find upsetting. it was like a message from moscow, the first missile strike on kyiv in two weeks. a residential building was hit here and civilians wounded, right when the un chief was in town. earlier, antonio guterres had been on the edge of kyiv witnessing the destruction there from russia s war. it is breathtaking. in irpin, there are ruins everywhere you turn. ukrainian families came underfire here in their own h ....
or it could be a reflection of companies that continue to report pretty good earnings even though it indicates that it will go up and away. hard to figure, but we are going to try to figure it out. welcome, everyone. what they are looking at, surprisingly weak report that we got about the strength of the economy which really wasn t very strong for the first three months of the year. if we were to have another quarter like that in the quarter we were in, are we looking at that? so far from the white house we are getting indications of no cause for alarm. we have jackie here on what this might be saying and contrary to that. good afternoon and you re right. marking it up more than 600 points, this between january and march, contracting 1.4% for the first time since the second quarter of 2020, which is pretty much what we saw with the impact of hitting the economy. instead of seeing a gain of 1% as expected, we saw things shrink furthermore. we see this for two consecuti ....