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and slowly coming back. much-needed aid trickling into tonga a week after that volcanic eruption and tsunami. big challenges lie ahead for the pacific island nation. and dangerous conditions. a plane skids off a runway as an arctic blast brings snow and ice to tends of millions of americans. what s next as the huge storm moves up the eastern seaboard. the u.s. and russia have agreed to keep talking for now amid growing fears moscow might be preparing to invade ukraine. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken and russian foreign minister sergei lavrov met for 90 minutes in geneva on friday to discuss the crisis. they left open the possibility of president biden and putin speaking again about the situation, but nothing definitive. meanwhile, the u.s. embassy in kiev says 200,000 pounds, that s 100 tons of, quote, lethal aid, has arrived in the country including ammunition for ukraine s frontline defenders. we have more on friday s high-stakes meeting in geneva. repor ....
assistance to ukraine last night including lethal aid. the state department is ordering families with embassy personnel to start leaving ukraine as soon as monday. hello welcome to fox news live i am arthel neville, hi eric. sue had trent. eric: . thank you for joining us i am eric shawn. we ll have more on the aggression is a been reporting to you sadly one of new york s finest killed in that line of duty. a sea of blue lights could be seen in the city streets last night as a police procession filed an ambulance carrying one of those officers to the hospital. investigators now say the suspect shot and killed a police officer jason rivera who was only 22 years old. a rookie cop he joined the force in 2020. his partner 27-year-old officer wilbert remains in critical condition right now. a third officer was not injured and he shot the suspect. he s also told he s in the hospital fighting for his life. and mama will hear from former city police commissioner ray kelly on ....
senate failed to stand up for our democracy as dangerous new republican laws plainly designed to suppress and subvert voting rights proliferate in states across the country. we will explore every measure and use every tool to stand up for democracy. also ahead, a supreme loss for the former president. the high court giving a green light for the january 6th committee to get more than 700 pages of documents from the trump white house and the president laying out a roadmap nor the second year of his presidency. reflecting on the pro and cons of his first during a wide-ranging news conference. tomorrow will mark one year since i took office. it s been a year of challenges, but it s also been a year of enormous progress. the president taking questions from the white house press corps for nearly two hours and there is a lot to talk about. i want to bring in now cnn political commentator bakari sellers and charlie dent. can t wait to have this conversation. bakari, preside ....
the president said his guess is that russia s vladimir putin will move into ukraine because, quote: he has to do something. he suggested that a smaller incursion might face a less severe penalty but then tried to clear that up saying putin probably hasn t made up his mind yet and the consequences will be severe if he does invade ukraine. president biden blamed republicans for the lack of legislative success. he said build back better legislation will likely have to be broken up and passed in chunks. and he insisted he is not a socialist like bernie sanders. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off live tonight from the north lawn, good evening, jackie. good evening to you, bret. long overnight but what a press conference that was. the president began spotlighting what he sees as the president s achievements on jobs creation, lower lowering unemployment. expanding access to healthcare vaccinations and the covid relief and infrastructure laws. but the que ....
a stalled agenda, president biden set to hold a news conference tomorrow marking one year in office as voting rights and his economic plan look dead in the water. and with covid and inflation on the rise. a slew of subpoenas. the january 6th committee getting closer to the former president, issuing subpoenas for the phone records of eric trump and kimberly guilfoyle and separately sending subpoenas to rudy giuliani and three other trump associates. also an american pro basketball player hit with a racial slur in china. [ bleep ]. get out of china! how will american athletes be treated at the winter olympics in beijing, which begin in less than three weeks. let s discuss all of the news now. i want to begin with senior analyst ron brownstein, senior adviser to the lincoln project stuart stevens. ron, president biden is about to mark one year in office. covid relief, he got infrastructure, but now his signature social spending package is stalled. two senate de ....