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The other day I said that the real journalists, the real journalists.

I said behind this microphone, are these men and women, these war car respondents who go into these dangerous zones and do what they do. They are remarkable. They are old time journalists.

Not the people who sit on the Sunday shows, the people who sit at their desks in air condition comfort and endlessly pontificate.

Those are not journalists. Those are frauds and phonies. But these men and women who you see in these war zones, they're the real thing.

And they put their lives on the line as has become unfortunately quite obvious. As Fox has lost two of its finest, and they are not.

Unfortunately, quite obvious. As Fox has lost two of its finest.

And we still don't know the situation with Benjamin Hall, the British reporter, the Believius dual citizenship, the United States and Britain.

The best we know is that a Ukrainian prosecutor indicated that his extremist, he's had been severely damaged. I assume by that she means his legs, perhaps his arms, but they shot at this van.

And they tried to take it out and obviously killed several journalists. And Bill Hammer at Fox announced this this morning as follows. Cut 8 go.

We've got some very difficult news to share with you now. Fox news cameraman Pierre Shoshewski has died in Ukraine.

He was working with our Benjamin Hall when incoming fire hit the vehicle outside of Kiev. The picture you see right here, I was taken just a short time ago with Steve Harrog in another is in the capital city.

Pierre Zhekshevsky was an absolute legend at this network and his losses devastating. He has been with us for years covering wars in Iraq, in Afghanistan and Syria.

He also says in the video, Susan Scott, a few moments ago that Pierre jumped into help out with all sorts of roles in the field, photographer and engineer and editor and producer.

And he did it all under immense pressure and with tremendous skill. The president of Fox, Jay Wallace says that everyone always felt an extra sense of reassurance when they arrived in the scene and they saw that Pierre was there.

He was a professional. He was a journalist and he was a friend. We here at the Fox News Channel want to offer our deepest condolences to Pierre's wife, Michelle and his entire family.

Pierre Zhekshevsky was only 55 years old and we miss him already.

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