uncle accept petty. apples with uncle jeanine apple. jesse: zero calories. judge jeanine: so delicious. ing. sneezing seals. jesse: next time. have a good weekend, everybody see you on monday. bret: good evening. i m bret baier. breaking tonight, the message from the biden administration to americans inside ukraine, get out now or you are on your own. the clearest warning yet as u.s. officials are citing new intelligence that a russian invasion into ukraine could come within 24 to 48 hours. well before the olympic games are concluded in beijing. intel now showing that all the pieces for such a move by russia are now in place. president biden now at camp david is scheduled to speak on the phone with russian leader vladimir putin tomorrow morning. we have fox team coverage
europe s skies safe. jon, you know, we have fox team coverage tonight from ukraine, poland and the u.s.ment first, let s go to benjamin hall live in ukraine s capital of kyiv. benjamin. reporter: hi, jon. well, today vladimir putin said that his operation here in ukraine was going to plan and that he wouldn t stop it until ukraine stopped fighting. today we just saw the civilian death count continue to rise. in the town of irpin about 15 northwest of kyiv, the capital, children, men, women were trying to escape heavy shelling and armed clashes and were forced to take cover when missiles struck nearby. soldiers and residents helped the elderly out of town. efforts to evacuate 200,000 people fell apart for a second day in a row in mariupol as russian forces continue shelling the humanitarian corridors. buses waited to go in, but the red cross said it was too
across ukraine under attack again today as russia s assault moves within miles of nato territory. good evening, i m molly line in for jon scott, and this is the fox report. ukraine says at least 35 people are dead and 134 others are hurt after russia attacked a military base just about 15 miles from poland s border. meantime, fox news has confirmed reports that russia asked china for military equipment and economic support after russia invaded ukraine. an american journal withist is now among the many killed in russia s brutal attacks. russian forces fired on filmmaker brent renaud in the city the of irpin just outside ukraine s capital. two others also hurt in that attack. we have fox team coverage tonight from ukraine, poland and the u.s. let s begin with my co-anchor, ben man hall, live in ewe crane s ukraine s capital of
lines and in airports plagued by delays and cancellations from winter weather and staffing from covid issues. we have fox team coverage tonight. rich edson at reagan national international airport virginia where omicron surge and winter weather. a lot of snow in washington continued to cause chaos. jacqui heinrich at the white house where it appears the purchase of 500 million covid test kits has still not come to fruition. we begin with jonathan serrie in atlanta. good evening, jonathan. good evening, bret. for now it appears the expansion of the fda s emergency use authorization applies only to boosters manufactured by pfizer. the cdc director rochelle walensky is expected to sign off on the plan later this week. the fda s announcement comes as many students return to school from holiday break. under the plan everyone 12 and old we re qualify for fires booster as soon as five months after completing primary doses.
cancellations plague airports around the country. multiple states hitting records for new cases in the past week going back to the beginning of the pandemic. tomorrow, the cdc will release new data on how many new cases are listed as the omicron variant. meantime, the biden administration is facing growing pressure to deliver after promising to distribute half a billion free home tests and finally admitting more should have been done to prevent nationwide testing headaches. we have fox team coverage tonight. rich edson at the white house with the biden administration s response to ongoing testing troubles as new report indicates the white house ignored recommendations to ramp up tests ahead of the holidays. we begin with correspondent steve harrigan in atlanta home of the cdc. good evening, steve. good evening, bret. multiple states hit new records this week for the number of new covid cases. that comes as lines for testing stretch for blocks in many cities with people waiting hours