from kickoff to super bowl lvi with law enforcement bracing for massive crowds . more countries around the world are urging their citizens to leave ukraine as the threat of a russian invasion seems to grow by the hour. the u.s. is among nations drawing down embassy staff in kyiv. the u.s. says poland will allow americans to cross over from ukraine without advance approval. dozens of governments are tell their citizens to get out. others have issued travel advisories not to enter ukraine. the ukrainian government says it s an overreaction, creating a sense of panic that only benefits moscow. we are on these borders. it s our borders, it s our territory. we have different information. and now the best friend for
multiple countries are now drawing down embassy staff in kyiv. and urging their citizens to leave the country. immediately. this as the u.s. and nato allies continue sending weapons and support to ukraine. with 180 tons of u.s. ammunition arriving over the weekend. president biden says there is one thing the u.s. will not do. if a russian invasion begins. what s situation would you put american trips to rescue and get americans out? there s not. that s a world war. america and russia shooting at one another. we re in a different world that we have been in. we re covering this story from every angle. standing by in ukraine with the latest there. let s start with cnn live from moscow. good to see you. what more are you learning at the build up of russian troops at the border and the call between president biden and
more urgent in the last 48 hours. we have the call between the two presidents, president biden and zelnesky, officials say it lasted just under an hour and reaffirmed commitment to terribletorial integrity and there would be a response from the u.s., severe and swift if russia invades ukraine. publicly share intelligence that officials shows russia preparing for an invasion and one that could come in the next few days. i think a mosiac of the intelligence that we are seeing, not specifics to it specifically but we have good sources of intelligence and they are telling us that, you know, things are sort of building now to some sort of opportunity more mr. putin. secretary antony blinken just returned to washington after several days in australia and the pacific region. he says the u.s. is drawing down embassy staff in ukraine to only essential levels.
with app with two-way flow of information can benefit from that. to the second point, you are really have to be safe as a parent. make sure you have the cellular service turned off on the smart phone. a gps tracker can be a beneficial thing. some parents might want that. but you have to be smart. steve: and betsy, i ll give you the final word. what age should a child get a smart phone? when they can wisely handle it and when you have demonstration that they can talk and walk at the same time, which a lot of two-year-olds can t. give them a puzzle, let them go entertain themselves. let them learn those skills first and add the cell phone later. steve: all right. great debate. we thank you both for joining us. thanks for having us. steve: what do you think about that? at what age should a kid get a smart phone? e-mail us. donald trump on our lead story. instead of shutting down embassy, should we be send not guilty reinforcements instead? what s going on? if you haven t heard o