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I've to stop washing my hair? i don't know. but listen, sometimes we are all looking for an excuse for our little extra fluff and may be if we can blame it on our containers, i don't know. i don't even know who things about studying these things but we covered the shrimp on a treadmill studies that were done. so who knows. maybe we paid for the study. >> that you will fried chicken and hand. i will talk to you in just a few. we have a very special "good new good night." see you in a beta. >> shannon: thank you very much. president biden spoke with the president of ukraine tonight promising the...

Morning with some citizens outside of keyever, and they were -- kiev, and they were learning the fine art of combat, ready for a possible invasion. but as we came back into the city, we were suck in traffic. a lot of -- stuck in traffic. a lot of people out shopping, doing whatever they do on a saturday. so there's two sides to this whole story on a lot of different fronts, eric. eric: greg palkot live in ukraine, thanks. arthel: greg and eric, here at home president biden told reporters yesterday that he is moving u.s. troops to the to the eastern, to eastern europe and nato countries in the,...

Tonight, breaking news as we ° come on the air. the eyes of the world on ukraine. the urgent phone call today between president biden and russian president vladimir putin. president biden warning putin of swift and severe costs if russia invades. the two leaders speaking a little over an hour today. the last-ditch effort of diplomacy after the state department ordered most of its embassy staff to evacuate. the white house on alert, saying russia could invade any day, urging u.s. sit essentials to get out why they still can. these images showing russia's latest military buildup. etairu ainians...

How thankful are you for the effort they made to protect your family. >> i feel like if they weren't ready, on alert, it could have been worse than what it was. unfortunately, we lost two members -- >> yeah. >> and i just thank them. >> if you can, isabel, and i know how difficult this is. you know, you had a daughter that was in the middle of all this, and you -- your first instinct was to protect her. how is she handling the aftermath of this. >> she's doing good. every now and then i see her playing with her toys and she's just talking about what

Growing unease, a fear that this long—running conflict with russia will soon move closer to home for millions more people. but for now, the theatres fill and the streets bustle. the city on alert, but not alarmed. it was the week that changed the world — or certainly the world as we knew it then. 50 years ago this week, the former us president, richard nixon visited china. the visit is remembered for an opening made possible by ping—pong matches between the us and china — and for the subsequent economic and political impact of the talks. we're joined now by professor margaret macmillan...