president in wilmington, delaware. good evening, rich. richard: good evening, bret. following that call senior administration officials say they are now watching the russian ukrainian border to see what russia does from here. just heard from white house press secretary jen psaki on this 50-minute call. she says, quote: president biden urged russia to deescalate tensions with ukraine. he made clear that the united states and its allies and partner also respond decisively if russia further invades ukraine. that decisive response, according to senior administration has been sanctioned and bolstering nato and ukrainian forces. in 2014, russia invaded and annexed part of u.k. did the same to neighboring georgia in 2008. ahead of this call it was unclear why the kremlin requested this conversation between the two presidents. still unclear. one former u.s. ambassador to russia says moscow asking for a call pretty unusual. i think it s a good sign. president putin rarely asks for
hours in lines while states struggle with testing shortages. the president still has not signed the contract to send americans millions of at-home tests, and he is bragging about a new test making facility that won t even be ready until listen to this 2024. and so much for following the science, the cdc is now cutting isolation period for people with covid in half. but not to make us safer. the reason is that now that we have such an overwhelming volume of cases coming in, many of which are without symptoms, there is the danger that this is going to have a really negative impact on her ability to really get society to function properly. so the cdc made a decision to balance what is good for public health at the same time as keeping the society running. it really had a lot to do with what we thought people would be able to tolerate. we really want to make sure we have guidance in this moment where we were going to have a lot of disease that could be adhered to, the peo
While his granddaughter got her degree. love that. joey: got bless america. kayleigh: god bless america. it s been wonderful being here with all of you. happy new year s eve eve. that is it for us. watch the five tomorrow this time you will have the original crew. special report is up next. bret: good evening. i m bret baier. breaking tonight senior defense officials are privately very concerned russia will make some move in to ukraine soon with tens of thousands of russian troops on the border with ukraine and more heading that way, president biden and russian president vladimir putin just wrapped up their second phone call this month. we don t have too many specifics about what happened on that calling yet. a call requested by putin. the white house officials say today s conversation ran for about 50 minutes. it s a tense time. rich edson traveling with the
Self-diagnosing themselves with mental disorders because of videos viewed on tiktok. child safety experts say it s a clear warning for parents. they should know what their kids are posting. they should have access to who viewing with their kids and who is reacting to what their kids are posting. just this month tiktok announced new efforts to make sure poster do not see too many videos negative things like extreme dieting or sadness. unclear, bret, tim if those changes are working. bret? bret: a lot of time on tiktok for my kids. got to watch it mark, thanks. you bet. bret: up next the panel on rising tension with china plus president biden s second phone call this month with russian president vladimir putin. the stakes are pretty high here and really comes down to white house, president biden s resolve, determination as well as the nato leaders.
God please you, mr. president. god please you, first lady. god please america. god please israel. got bless america. god bless israel [ speaking foreign language ] ladies and gentlemen, the prime minister of the state of israel and minister of foreign affairs, mr. benjamin netanyahu will deliver his welcome remarks.