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>> sandra: a developing story at this hour. covid shots for tots could be closer than you think. vaccines for babies as young as six months old could be available by the end of the month. jonathan is live in atlanta home of the c.d.c. what do we know? >> hi there, sandra. federal regulators are urging pfizer to apply for emergency use authorization with the f.d.a. for the covid vaccine for use in children between the ages of six months and five years. that according to the associated press citin...

Funding, put in place for strike forces. >> that does not seem to be working. nationwide, 73 police officers were killed in the line of duty in 2021, the highest since 1995, with the exception of 2001, following 9/11. and at least 16 cities last year broke records for homicide rates. on thursday president biden to heading to new york to talk to the mayor, after the nypd had to bury two of their finest killed in the line of duty, sandra. >> sandra: i was wondering if you would have a chance to fo...

Eradicate covid. it didnt happen. he said he was going to be the best on the economy. were not seeing that. we look at the jobs numbers. 4 million people, almost 4 million people quit their jobs in november. this is a problematic first year for any president, and democrats are feeling the heat, for sure. arthel: would you say covid protocol has been politicized from the jump -- >> 100%. arthel: -- mayors and governors who refused to implement mandates to please their own constituents? >> absolut...

Truck drivers to quarantine for 14 days. david lee miller has more on the story we have been following closely. >> for the fourth straight day truckers demonstrating in the canadian capital of ottawa are calling on the government to end the vaccine mandate. mostly peaceful protestors blocked the city by honking horns and roads, and some desecrated the flag and canadian monuments. some protestors have left but some will remain until the government gives in to their demands. thousands of miles awa...

Small businesses are having a hard time staying open, they cannot even call the police and have them show up, they are so inundated with calls and less of them. and major bank c.e.o.s say its tough to get people to work in the city, and from home back to the city, not because of covid, but people dont feel safe on public transportation and working and walking down the streets in new york city. im sure youll be talking about that on "one nation" on saturday. brian kilmeade. >> trace: a new report...

The she made light hearted comments in an interview last week. >> sandra: brian kilmeade, host of "fox and friends," and "one nation with brian kilmeade." off to a great start. waiting to see, the press briefing is happening shortly at the white house and i dont know, we dont have a seat in the room, they are still on covid protocol so you know, not all the reporters can be in the room at one time. so she might not even get a question on this, but certainly it should be followed up. >> a couple ...

Officials, the chairman of joint chiefs, they probably have been in touch with their counterparts in moscow to tell them what to expect and to tell them theres no intention of the united states or nato of threatening, and if they want to take action they would be encouraged. >> i am running out of time, but i want to show that image again, thats vladimir putin meeting with top military leaders, and you can see hes at a distance from his inner circle, his top leadership in the country, and thats ...

What is a city look like? >> indeed, the shops are open, working, of course. its a bit like covid protocol, when -- the shops were good and excessive tees are opened. but there are numerous checkpoints in the town, way more than there were before. some of the transportation probably works. but prior to that, when i was still here, there was this feeling of imminent attacks, so more or less anything has been blocked. and exactly, thats what the ukrainian government holds, that unfortunately ukrai...

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