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ukraine, the u.s. officials and nato on high alert. president's emmanuel talked with food to try to live diplomatic window open this as president by both the national security team at the white house today. the u.s. and international community are working to try and prevent an all out war between the two nations. arthel: all of this as russia continues ballistic missile tests under this weekend under the direction of president putin. russia is also extending joint military exercises which were set to end today. and with tensions high in the region the u.s. embassy in moscow is a warning there have been quote threats of attacks against major urban areas including moscow and st. petersburg as well as along the border with ukraine. let's fox news it coverage at this hour begins with steve who is live in the capitol of kyiv it's basically on edge and waiting, steve.

>> that is right, eric. much of the attention is in the east of ukraine prints their ukrainian shoulders are battling against russia backed separatists. the fighting in the shelling back and forth there, mortar fire has increased dramatically over the past two days free to ukraine killed on saturday five wounded in their real concerns that area could be a flashpoint for possible larger invasion from russia or else perhaps a pretext for russian invasion. now the russian separatists have accused ukraine of being ready to invade, not offering any evidence and a highly unlikely ukraine would invade with 150 plus thousand russian troops all along their border. nether the less they have evacuated a lot of people from that area back into russia basically telling them it on the bus, get on the train the ukrainians are coming you have to get out of here. here's what one woman had to say. >> we are taking enough food for one day but we do not know when we will be back.

>> here in ukraine, more airlines beginning to cancel flights to or from the country here as businesses are really being hit hard pre-the economy being hit hard without any sign of a russian invasion. without shots really being fired or the economy arty taking a big hit, eric. eric: steve, do you think that is part of putin strategy? he may think he doesn't even have to invade just keep the pressure on ukraine. we heard that from president zelensky yesterday during the munich conference in terms of the economic impact of this hurting his country. >> zelensky was visibly irritated by all the warnings coming out of the u.s. that a major russian invasion is going to start any day. he said how can we run a country, how can we have a currency? how can we do business if you're telling the world every day the russians are about to invade? eric: finally is our sense on the street when you talk to people this could be a prolonged

potential blood on the streets? because the ukrainians have been vowing to resist the russians despite the overwhelming power that putin has arraigned on all three sites. >> think those fears are a lot more pronounced outside of the country away from where the bloodshed will be. i don't think psychologically, here at least in this capitol, that people see it happening. i don't think they have come to grips with the fact that it could even happen at this point, eric prick like secretary of state antony blinken meeting the foreign minister of russia on tuesday per that could be a last opportunity to keep the diplomatic talks open. steve harrigan in kyiv tonight steve is always thank you. arthel: let's hope so eric. we will pull in announcing it has signed a new security agreement with ukraine and the uk in an effort to strengthen ukraine's protections against a possible russian invasion. michael tobin is in southeastern poland with the very latest from there, mike.

>> this is one of the places to which u.s. personnel were recently deployed. some of the hundred and first given the history their mere presence is to send a message the u.s. stands strong with its nato allies. at the task of the soldiers here is said to be mission with the multiple purposes. they could end up helping u.s. people, u.s. citizens who get in trouble. they could add to the manpower in the event the polish border gets overwhelmed that is something the polish government officials are losing sleep over. >> it will be very terrorizing for our country. we are aware the amount of ukraine can reach poland after

the invasion from russia. we are creating our plan how to host those people. flexibly visited the town it right on the ukrainians/polish board of her people there are scared for the filth russia takes ukraine that vladimir putin will come for more. we did not find a lot of affection and this polish border town for the ukrainian neighbors. but even if the people did want to help the refugees, if they materialize they may simply be too many. >> and my opinion, we should not take them in. the ukrainians are worse than the russians. >> our town is too small, we do not have infrastructure to accommodate refugees. >> the ukrainians have been immigrating to poland for the last eight years ever since the

takeover of crimea and the destabilization of the eastern part of the country. so you do have some ukrainians living in poland who very well could absorb some of the refugees benefit, the too many, arthel. arthel: in eastern poland thank you very much for that life report thank you. >> president biden in a rare sunday meeting with the national security council today but of course discussing the threat of russia invasion in ukraine. this involves the president stark warning he is convinced russia president vladimir putin has made the decision to invade ukraine, market narrative that live on the north lawn of the white house with a very latest on today's meeting, marked by. >> good afternoon to you for a traditional he said is at the white house to be fairly quiet there's been a lot going on here the last few hours. i want to give you some major updates when we expected president biden is going to be wilmington for a family matter later on this afternoon for the trip was added last minute. resetting cruise i'll be up there to delaware.

we just learned the president has since canceled his trip is going to be spending the rest of his weekend here at the white house for the holiday. that is item number one. number two, just moments ago with him right now president biden is on the phone with the french president emmanuelle defoe in the discussions the french have been having with the russians as well as other nato allies. where things can go from here in terms of de-escalation of tension print this call also comes just moments after president biden wrapped up a meeting with his national security council it was a long meeting the white house putting out a photo of who was in the room along the president that includes right there cia director chairman of the joint chiefs that defense secretary, secretary state antony blinken it also looks at the presence national security advisers there on the side as well as well as treasury secretary janet yellen could likely involved is eight discuss potential sanction options against russia. the present give a bleak assessment on friday where things stand, stopped up a medic advisers say there's still room for diplomacy.

>> until the tanks are rolling in the plains are in the air were going to try everything we possibly can to get president putin to reverse the decision we believe he is made for and to dissuade him. part of that is the prospect of massive sanctions of brick. >> few hours from now expect vice president kamala harris two touchdown back in washington after spying the weekend meeting with u.s. allies in germany she also had a chance to meet with nato secretary general has had despite the we have seen, the nato alliance is ready for what may come next. >> i think what we are now faced with is a new normal in european security. we see russia inc. willie to contest fundamental values for our security by the use of force and also by effective use of force. we have started all of the work.

>> sleep posture is exactly what the russians of said they are concerned with. we'll hear a lot more about this later on this week when the secretary of state will go back to europe to move the russian foreign minister. sergey lavrov producing a lot of talk on a comprehensive set of sanctions a sweeping set of sanctions back in europe there's still a debate over what should and should not be included. big? comes to energy experts out of russia because of course as you know, eric, so much of europe gets its energy supply from russia. eric: mark meredith live at the white house thank you. arthel: for more were going to bring in doctor rebecca gresh his national security analyst and president of iris independent research. so what signals or action are you on the lookout for in the next 48 hours let say? >> yes, that line up at the white house tells me three big things. first of all the team biden is finalizing the economic

sanctions, second they really are looking at potential military options in the what if scenarios and getting ready there. but the third thing, most important couldn't have given out may be the invasion plans? but he has not yet said go. so it is the 11th hour but he has not given that final invasion order just yet. they are really watching russian forces closely so they see his every move. arthel: given pugin's reputation and perception of power and most important to him, can any points of diplomacy or deal points be negotiated? is there a victory on paper that president putin can walk away with? >> very serious and very worrying. i would not rule out diplomacy just yet. that is why we have the reports on the barrage of phone calls with emmanuel macron and biden

and uk's boris johnson put all this is going on and of course zelensky very much going on. as a chance they will think up some space-saving concession something to do with a missile site in europe and let putin back down. they may need to give him a way to climb down off of this limb that he is on. so yes as a secretary of state says they're going to keep working on this until the russian tanks start to roll. arthel: got a lot of those tanks. around the perimeter of ukraine. can he have them stand down at this point in that same vein they are therefore going to call up the troops and still save face at this time? >> yes he could it's possible last big squeeze of intimidation but we know putin is trying to attack nato. and he is trying to break apart the alliance. he wants to put the squeeze on. so bringing the forces right up towards the border, getting that

ready to go but holding back on giving that final go order yes this is intimidation. it is compelling. there is a chance he may still stand down. and also, arthel, he cannot keep those tanks and other forces up in those battle positions for permanently right? or arty keeping some forces there for the wargames longer than he planned to. so the clock will be taking on military options as well. it is the 11th hour. >> what would you say is president biden in western best move at this point? i was speaking to jim from mit earlier he said the whole idea of sanctions right now is not the move. so what do you think? he says that would give putin an excuse it's propaganda for the put sanctions on me i am going to move into ukraine. what you think is the next move? what's right or wrong, biden said he's not doing the sanctions early. so the number one think biden

needs to do right now, the military watch on russian forces pretty's got to keep up the natives of planes, drones, satellites that are watching russian's every move. he has got to be ready also to react quickly if the worst happens. and if ukraine asks for help. if those tanks start to roll expect to see ukraine ask for some help. writing has got to be ready with nato to go ahead and get that. you've got to get by u.s. military forces in position to deter and try to still convince putin this is a really bad idea. let the diplomats take the victory. arthel: you figure by the photo we sell and market merit of this report them in the war room the situation room just trying to figure out what is happening pride not figure out but strategizing. so doctor grant i'm sure we'll probably talk to during the week here on fox news. probably next weekend as well.

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arthel: police in canada clearing the truck protesters of the nation's capitol of ottawa. this comes days after canadian prime minister justin trudeau invoked the emergencies act for the first same in the country's history. foxbusiness correspondent brady is alive in ottawa, hi grady. >> hey arthel, just a day or or two ago this area was still filled with protesters. you can see now it is filled with police and other crews. right now they're putting up a fence, i guess to keep protesters and anyone else in the city of ottawa out of the road that leads to the parliament building. we want to show a couple of

videos. police have been under fire or the force they used in a roving protesters. some people say it went to far parade now we have learned that the police oversight agency here in canada are looking into two incidents but one or a 49-year-old woman was reportedly seriously hurt when mounted officers came in and push them back off the line on friday nights. the other incident was on saturday night when police use what they referred to as a less lethal round so things like teargas canisters and rubber bullets on protesters. both of those incidents being looked into as police now have control of this area which they are referring too as a secure area. there are checkpoints all over ottawa keeping people -- protesters from getting to this area. the police chief of auto just held a police conference while he was asked how long it will look like this? >> we will, over the next

several days identify what is the posture of the police services will look like to see how we maintain a presence. and make sure nobody returns her to occupy her streets again. >> you mention the emergencies act invoked by prime minister justin trudeau. he has been criticized for doing that. some people say the standards were not met for such sweeping federal powers including freezing bank accounts. we've learned a 76 and bank accounts were frozen, holding three-point to million dollars in total about 75 vehicles were towed it. the mayor of ottawa, arthel, is suggesting those vehicles should be sold and they should use that money to cover the cost of cleaning up here. i will finally wrap up with the fact that around 200 people were arrested. about 107 of them, police say, are facing numerous including mischief and obstruction.

>> grady kimball live in ottawa thank you, erica. eric: the southern border meanwhile critics are calling for border states to take matters into their own hands in dealing with the increase of migrants. the government says the migrant account number last month doubled. that from january of last year. senior correspondent casey stegall is in la joya, texas with the latest from there. >> u.s. border patrol said they continue to see larger groups of migrants traveling together and then popping up in certain sectors along the u.s./mexico border. as we have been reporting all through the story, some people voluntarily surrender. others do not. here in la joya the fox news flight team drone captured this birds eye view yesterday of agents are running after migrants. we saw them try and hide in the brush but they were not successful.

before it's all said and done our team saw at least 15 or so who were taken into custody. while over in el paso the chief said within two hours time early yesterday 29 groups set across the border. federal agent said this further proves that criminals are the ones running the show here. >> the criminal element south of our border they control everything for it whether it's drugs, humans, whether it is counterfeit products. everything they control. it is 8 million-dollar businesses all starts with illegal immigration. >> at this hour you're looking live in a very, very stretch of land or countless apprehensions have been made since the surge began. the dynamics are constantly changing. sometimes we see the early morning hours to be the busiest other times after the sun goes down is when you haven't most of the illegal activity. officials say that is not a coincidence. that is the smugglers are

changing their tactics repeatedly on purpose because the whole idea is to try and catch law enforcement off guard, erica. >> it really is a cat and mouse game. for five eric and casey your team coverage continues in ukraine secretary of state antony blinken accuses moscow of the following the playbook for an invasion of the second largest country in europe. calib. that's service i can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ [♪♪] if you have diabetes, it's important to have confidence in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control®. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost® today. ♪♪♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge.

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welcome back pretty as look as of the other top stories, britain's queen elizabeth has tested positive for covid-19. the 95-year-old monarch is fully vaccinated buckingham sells she is experiencing mild cold like symptoms and will continue light duties this week. one a person has died five others are hurt after shooting in portland, oregon saturday night. it happened near a park or a potent while protest was planned in solidarity with amir who shot

by police in minneapolis early this month. reports is unclear whether the shooting was related to the protests. police say two suspects are in custody. and alec baldwin may not have pulled the trigger and last october shooting. on the set of the film a rust that killed cinematographer. that is what a new mexico district attorney has told vanity fair. baldwin has claimed he never pulled the trigger. d.a. told vanity fair sheet launched an unofficial investigation to test those claims. eric. eric: our top story arthel fears of a possible russian invasion of ukraine. president biden speaking with french president emmanuel macron this afternoon after the 100 minute phone call vladimir putin for the kremlin though putting out a pretty antagonistic statement about that blaming ukraine for the problems. the french say putin did agree

to more diplomatic meetings set for tomorrow ahead of secretary of state on tuesday. and extending a joint military exercises in belarus and for those exercises were set to end today. putin had promised earlier to pull his troops out of the country so far not. fox team coverage with lucas tomlinson in western ukraine lucas. >> eric we also learned a short time ago the u.s. embassy in russia warding about a potential attack in public places in moscow and st. petersburg. as a swiss air announced earlier today it has canceled all flights to ukraine next week. and as you mentioned in belarus the russian forces were expected to end their joint military exercises, they are now going to be staying. belarus defense minister made it

official earlier today. >> first of all the steps are aimed to prevent war. our president said more than once during meetings we do not want more but they either don't hear her so don't want to hear us. >> that was a big concern and ukraine and the pentagon this 30,000 russian forces in belarus would stay. as of the peninsula eight years ago today done under the guise of an exercise like this. officials think eastern ukraine could be the next major offensive appeared today across ukraine people remembering the more than one had ukraine and massacred on the square capitol these long been obsessed with ukraine peter wrote a long essay about over the summer calling ukrainians and russians one people. many here in ukraine disagreement fox spoke to the owner of the crimean bakery the cultural capitol of ukraine six hours west of the capitol. >> it does not matter which part of ukraine or west or east or

crimea, everyone chose to be independent and the world, including russia accepted this choice. >> after russia annexed crimea, 58 nations abstained from condemning russia as the united nations as you may recall, erica. see for its evening there, 11:30 p.m. paired what is the mood on the street? you have been reporting the people have not been taking it as seriously as other media reports indicate. what is the sense they are? can they rebuff a potential russian invasion? >> eric, a short time before joining you here i did a walk around lviv had a bite to eat actually put every thing was pretty relaxed it is sunday night here just like back home restaurants aren't going to be packed to parade the streets are going to be packed for a lot of families including small children walked around seem to be pretty normal going about their lives it. people did not appear to be too concerned. as far as the warnings are

concerned i think some people here are used to it all. many people you talk to say we have been at war with russia for the last eight years since 2014 since crimea was annexed. in fact those russian forces invaded crimea eight years ago today, erica. in the fighting in the eastern seaboard of the conflict all the cease-fire violations in the east. but for the rest of the country it is kind of a shrug. now again this is a country about the size of texas. going on the western part of the countries are far different from the east. officials say they expect the potential offensive first in the east. bill: yes watch that donbas region. lucas tomlinson in lviv tonight, lucas thank you. we have coming up here at home a sheriff's deputy shot in north carolina. the latest in a series of such attacks that is spiked in the last year. we'll have more on that when we come back.

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♪ ♪. eric: charlotte north, sheriff's deputy is recovering after being shot during a traffic stop yesterday. 2020 was a dangerous and deadly year already for law enforcement officers nationwide. alex hoff has a store big lecture for mecklenburg county city reach out to the biden administration following the emotional incident he also shared his deputy is recovering well. that is despite being shot at multiple times, hit at least once by man he pulled over northeast charlotte. sheriff's deputy returned fire and both he and the suspect landed in the hospital for. >> this is the type of world we live in. just had a conversation with the white house and some other sheriff's about the violence that center city's each and every day progress duly released body camera footage out of phoenix as part of a february 11 attack were nine officers were injured after responding to a call in a man coax them in.

just a warning this is hard to watch. [background noises] [inaudible] who is all in the house? who all is in the house? three. [background noises] [background noises] i have been shot very quickly suspect unleashed again when additional units try to rescue a baby girl for the property. the wife of an officer shot over the summer and albuquerque sounded off on all of this this week. quick steadily gotten worse over the last two years and it is because of the politics. it is the choices. the choices they have made just throw our officers away for. >> are going to the fbi last year 73 officers were intentionally killed in the line of duty. that's a 59% increase from

before were. >> thank you site says 49 law enforcement officers have lost their lives. arthel. arthel: three more subway standings in new york city yesterday. new mayor adams transit crime under control. looking for a suspect who punched a woman, then stabbed her three times in the abdomen. the victim is reportedly in stable condition. then police state two teens stabbed a 24-year-old man during an attempted robbery. lastly an eight-man notice to people smoking on the subway and asked them to move. the smoker then pulled out a knife and stabbed him. the victim is in stable condition but for more and all this in this alarming spike across the country fox news contributor ted williams is a former d.c. homicide detective joining us now. what gives it's not just in york why is this crime wave sweeping

across the nation? how do we begin to stop it? >> well, arthel i'm happy to be with you on the unfortunate circumstance in those unfortunate circumstances are crime is on the rise all over this country. i think it is the result of politicians is someone in your last segment just represented, these politicians seem to not support law enforcement. they are and seem to not technically support their communities as a result of that you have deepening the police movement you have had police officers that are demoralized and even a law enforcement officers in and of themselves are losing their lives. we had to end new york jason rivero, gone to domestic dispute shot and killed. we had in houston, texas corporal charles galloway

traffic stop, shot and killed. we had in baltimore, maryland kiana holly a mother of four ambushed, shot and killed. crime is a ramp it. believe though, arthel, eric adams the new mayor of new york is certainly trying to do something in new york about crime there. >> how are these criminals getting these guns? and also your former homicide detective, yes you are also a lawyer. how does the criminal justice system need to be changed? can those changes be made? >> the criminal justice system needs to be changed by having everyone on the same page, working together police officers, das, and judges and when i say d.a. zoning district attorneys. when you have like in manhattan there, ada alvin bragg who

really seem to be very soft on crime right now. that is not helping mayors like eric adams out here to try to get control of crime in the various cities. >> i'm going to ask you this perhaps at the risk of sounding naïve or i don't know maybe even sounding authoritarian, what about the notion of holding parents of juveniles who keep committing these crimes over and over and over again? how can you hold them responsible, the parents i mean? >> is very difficult. he would have to be able to show they knew or should have known that their child was going to commit some kind of an act. we have juveniles as you know they are very rambunctious. they are forever getting into something you hope they do not

get into major criminal activity but there are times that they do. but it is hard to hold parents accountable. i know we just had a shooting here at one of the schools in this country we are now trying to hold the parents accountable for acts of their child. that may bring on a trend in the city and in the states all over the country for. >> in that case there may be more of a direct connection they gave him the gun that he used as a christmas present. on the something's gotta give jeff any final thoughts in terms of where we are? how can we clean this crime situation up it's really, really dangerous and scary across the country. >> it is and where things we have to do all sick quickly, as we have to get into control of all of these guns are infiltrating these communities. we must take into consideration

that crime is on the up and that d.a. and mayor and city and politicians are going to have to all try to work together to bring about change in the criminal justice system in this country. >> we keep saying that it's an excellent point you make, how did they move this forward beyond a conversation into action? >> what you have got to do is to elect politicians who are proactive about crime it. you take eric adams in new york right now in that sub white wheat that all of the stabbings. he has now enacted a special unit to go down in the subway and deal with the mentally ill individuals who are sleeping in the subway. and also other individuals to deal with other criminal elements there in new york. that is what we need progressive politicians to deal with crime. >> okay, we have to leave it there.

i tell you what, ted williams i do not know what to say it is really unfortunate. former d.c. homicide detective and attorney ted williams thanks ted hope to see you on a positive time next time. thank you. >> take care my friend. before a pair of helicopter crashes and a ten hour span. what went wrong in miami and southern california, next too. long day huh? thank you! (beer can opening) hey buddy! you want a sam adams?

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they were a pair of helicopter crashes just hours apart yesterday. two people were hurt when one slammed into the waters off miami beach as you can see their point hours later and southern california huntington beach police officer was tragically killed. his partner critically injured when their chopper went down. christina coleman to life in los angeles, christina. >> hi eric. yes we have two tragic incidents here for there to helicopter crashes within a ten hour time span the pit fatal what happened in southern california the helicopter crash into the water near newport beach around 6:30 p.m. yesterday evening killing one officer critically injuring another. they're the only two on board. the injured officer was released from the hospital today. the officers were responding to a disturbance fight call when the chopper went down. with the roots are investing in

the cause of the crash. the officer who died was identified 44-year-old nicholas. fourteen year veteran of the huntington beach police department. last night officers lined up outside of the hospital to escort his body to the orange county coroner's office. officers survived by his wife and his daughter. dozens of members of law enforcement showed up to the hospital last night to honor and the legacy he leaves behind. ask the city of huntington beach, the residence of huntington beach, huntington beach police department and the law enforcement community have lost an officer that was truly dedicated to his job, that was doing what he loved doing. >> and take a look at this video out of florida. mammy beach of police for this dramatic video of a helicopter slamming into the water just feet away from the sandy shores

of south beach. this happened yesterday afternoon. dozens of people on the crowded beach witness this crash. three people were in the helicopter at the time. two of them were taken to the hospital in stable condition for the cause of that crash is unclear. the ntsb and faa are investigating, eric. >> are thoughts of course with the officer's family and his colleagues in huntington beach, christina thank you. on another note the football season may be overcome it is but nascar while it is in high gear right now. the daytona 500 held today. life at the daytona international speedway next with a look at the race. ♪ isn't that right limu? limu? sorry, one sec. doug blows a whistle. [a vulture squawks.] oh boy. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty♪

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>> drivers, start, your engines! [cheers and applause] eric: start of the engines, nfl hall of fame cornerback charles woodson announcing the start of the 64th running of the daytona 500. that was followed by the waving of the green flag at the great american race by fox corporation executive chairman and ceo lachlan murdoch. charles watson live in the middle of everything at the speedway with all the actionmen. >> reporter: hey, eric. the daytona 500 underway live on fox, as you can see, we've got a

front row seat to all the action down here on pit road. in fact, you can see all of the teams -- [inaudible] speaking of teams, there is a -- [audio difficulty] floyd maywet. the team is on -- mayweather. car number 50 today after its 23-year-old young gun -- [inaudible] last minute win thursday during the qualifying race. we caught up with cass earlier who tells us cmt racing may be new to the track, but he believes they have a legit chance at winning it alled today. >> honestly, our goal coming into this weekend was to make the race because, as i mentioned, with this race being so long, so grueling, if you're there at the end, you have a chance to win the race. that's easier said than done. we've seen a lot of carnage over the years in the daytona 500. so being there at the end is not

trivial. >> reporter: yeah. and it'll be interesting to see how all this turns out because -- [inaudible] other modifications, the steering system is also completely new. we're told nascar is helping that this generation of -- [inaudible] most importantly, make for an even more competitive race and that's exactly what we're looking for out here, eric. we're wondering if this race -- last lap like it did last year. i can tell you it's really intertowning and exhilarating. -- entertaining and exhilarating. eric: you are about as close as anyone would want to get. that that's amazing. [laughter] charles watson right in that speedway. arthel: i'm telling you, he can probably feel his chest vibrating. that's awesome. listen to it. with more on the weather in daytona beach and the rest of the country for today and the

next few days, let's go to the fox weather meteorologist adam klotz. man, that that's crazy he was so close. >> reporter: yeah, i felt like my chest was vibrating. you know what? beautifulwet down in daytona. partly cloudy skies, great for all of the speck spectators out there, actually fairly mice across the country because we're looking at clear skies nearly from the west coast all the way to the east coast. the only spots is in the upper tiers of the country, little snow north of the great lakes and moving across the pacific northwest. there is going to be rounds of snow, so if you're a skier, good news over the next week or two. rounds of winter weather are moving on through the area. you're going to see here some heat piling up in the middle of the country, but i jump out the next couple of days from monday, warm in the east, but if i can get you quickly into tuesday and wednesday, you start to see a real big cold snap in the middle of the country.

winter is not if over yet. arthel in. arthel: winter is still here, a adam klotz. nice to see you, as always. all right. eric: did you see his map? with the presidents' names on it? if that was so cute. arthel: oh. you're so impressed, aren't you? really good job, adam. [laughter] bye, eric. ♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone. i'm jackie deangries along with nicole saphier and tyrus, and welcome welcome to the big sunday show. here's what's on tap tonight. nicole. >> ottawa's interim police chief declaring the protests are benched. listen. >> all the protesters who remain, go home. occupation is now over. >> well, and now police in our own capital are preparing for a trucker convoy in the u.s. will