its eastern plank in the event of further russian aggression against ukraine. all of these things, to make clear to russia, the costs and consequences of its potential actions. we think that s the best and most effect yive way to convinc russia not to engage in further aggression against ukraine. ukraine is a very valued partner of the united states and other countries in europe as well, but our article v commitment extends to nato allies, something that we are deeply committed to. ukraine is not a member of nato. it s not covered by the article v commitment, but a determination to do everything we can to defend it and to prevent or to deter aggression directed toward it. and as i said, we will continue all of those efforts in the coming days and coming weeks, even as we test whether the path to a diplomatic resolution is possible. and i m sorry, the first part of the question? reporter: the dialogue between the presidents oh j, yes, thank you. what we ve agreed today i
mayor and officials late-night move have parents scrambling whether or not the parent should show up on school wednesday. unfortunately, tonight, the leaders have this compelling membership to make a decision that will harm hundreds of thousands of chicago families who rely upon pps for their daily needs. in what world would we think to close something a central like in person education when we have seen the negative effects of that when the bars remain open. shannon: also breaking tonight the cdc with quarantine again nl americans can get tested to the end of the five-day isolation if they want to. and adding testing should be presumptive. an outcry after the cdc with isolation guidelines cut in half. interstate i-95 still struggling with accidents the closure after massive traffic jam caused by winter weather and multiple vehicle accident track thousands of commuters for hours. some of them overnight, and raised eyebrows with tuesday afternoon because of bipartisan inf
do that. people are no longer embarrassed to watch televtelev. we have seen the news and it s us. slowly but surely the 1970s are disappearing. the 1980s will be pupon us. as we begin the 80s. nine out of ten people were watching only one of three networks. more than 30 million people are addicted to it. what is it? it s television s primetime prairie pot boiler of dallas. a move like that will destroy all of you and ruin our family name. brothers or no brothers, whatever it takes, i will stop you. dallas, the one hour show that captivated america for 13 years. dallas rooted in the 1970s. this character, jr as a pop phen phenomenal. tell me which you will be staying with tonight. whatever it is, it s much more delicious than the i am looking at now. you could do something so unexpected that it would become news over night. [ gunshot ] . the national obsession around who shot jr is hard to imagine how obsessed we were with that question but we were
what our leaders really need to do to stop it and keep us sai. i m harris faulkner, you are in the faulkner focus . america s crime crisis is our focus this hour. in california luxury shopping districts have becomes a looters playground. dozens of people showing up some of them don t know each other, they meet on social media and they ransack store fronts, take hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of merchandise, driving up the cost for the rest of us and imagine working in a place like that. you wonder why people don t jump for those jobs right now. so what happened in that particular place, the golden state? we ll go to los angeles where critics say soft on crime district attorney george gascon and his bail reform agenda have opened the floodgates for rampant crime and since he took office last year, homicides are up by 12%. compared to 2020. shooting incidents up by 18% and when there are shootings there are actually more victims in those shootings. so the numbers of v
jussie smollett found guilty of staging a fake hate crime and lying to police. we say good morning friday. feels like christmas almost. dana: almost there. bill: we have had so much going on this week. we had our show party yesterday for america s newsroom, thanking our team. dana: we relit all american christmas tree and went back in to do the five and jussie smollett verdict came in. i m dana perino. this is america s newsroom. it was early 2019 in january when smollett told police she was attacked by trump supporters in chicago. it prompted a flurry of outrage and finger pointing on the left. bill: those hot takes haven t met well. it was meant with deafening silence yesterday. dana: police spent 3,000 hours investigating a fake crime that never happened. the cover-up today s new york post just this. bill: matt finn is covering the story from the beginning to begin our hour today in chicago. good morning, bill and dana. jussie smollett s lead attorney