ukraine i m bret baier. tonight s special report coming to you from a city where ukrainian and russian forces have been inside now it s in ukrainian control. these are the northern apartments used to be hundreds of people who lived here in these apartments before they were hit by artillery shells in the first weeks of the war. more than 100 people died in this region. this saturday marks two years since the russian invasion began in this country. tonight, an exclusive sitdown with ukraine s president, volodymyr zelenskyy, on the front lines for the first time ever. just a mile and a half away from russian troops. we traveled by overnight train to kyiv from poland. then to kharkiv in armored trucks and on to can a pans where artillery rounds could be heard interview russian forces and ukrainian forces back and forth just a mile and a half away first in the early days of the russian invasion many believed kyiv would fall quickly. they were wrong. let s look back. nato s doo
congressional republicans are urging the president to declassify information on what is being called a very serious national security threat. it reportedly concerns russia. we ll have a live report from the white house. but, first tonight, shots fired and one person is killed at the victory celebration for the super bowl champion kansas city chiefs. several others people were wounded. two people are in custody at this hour. it happened near the end of the event which was expected to draw around a million fans. we are awaiting a news conference for an update. chief correspondent jonathan hunt is following that story. and has the very latest. jonathan? good evening, kevin, as the rally wrapped up this afternoon in front of tens of thousands of fans, gathered in front of kansas city s union station, someone began shooting sending many of those fans, including families with young children running for their lives as the mood of celebration turned to terror. video on social media
until now. today s oral arguments were at times fiery and definitely presented serious concerns from the justices about colorado s case. we will explain. but, first, the special counsel investigating president biden s handling of classified materials says he will not pursue charges against the president. that is despite the fact that robert hur concluded president biden willfully retained and disclosed highly classified materials when he was a private citizen, including documents about military and foreign policy and other sensitive national security matters. but it was really the other descriptions in this document, this report that have raised some eyebrows. we have fox team coverage tonight, shannon bream is outside the supreme court with the latest on the colorado ballot case. buff we begin with white house correspondent peter doocy live in the north lawn on the classified documents probe. good evening, peter. peter: bret, good evening. president biden might have been c
shannon: political firestorm igniting just a month before super tuesday capping off a week of wins for chief rival former president trump. it up biden department of ingested liquor could show off the hook for some of his very egregious crimes. quick to the president s attorney general -based pressure over his appointment of a special counsel? the way the president s demeanor in that report was characterized, could not be more wrong on the facts. and clearly politically motivated because he will get reaction to all of this with republican senator tom cotton democratic congressman adam smith. then, israel prime minister order to s military to come up with a plan to evacuate more than a million palestinians sheltering in the southern gaza city have been expected ground offensive rigorous military operations would be a disaster for this people nuts on something we would support groups will speak with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu live. plus, in congress a bitter b
house seat of expelled republican. and former president donald trump raising eyebrows and getting criticism for new comments on nato and russia. first, breaking tonight this is a big week for the former president and his legal team. a short time ago he asked the u.s. supreme court to intervene on his behalf in one major issue. he is also dealing with his own classified documents case in florida. and the election interference case in georgia. correspondent david spunt looks at all of this tonight live from the justice department. good evening, david. david: good evening to you, bret. the former president officially filed his appeal about 90 minutes ago. now we wait for the nine supreme court justices to say something. this they decide to get involved or not they could be weighing in on a massive, mask part of the middle of the campaign 2024 for the next president of the united states. donald trump is seeking a stay or a pause in the unanimous circuit ruling from last week