Should the U.S. now be saying don't trust, but verify, the lead starts right now.

The Russian government claims it is starting a troop drawdown, but does one quick Russian

government video constitutes sufficient proof?

What the White House is now saying about Vladimir Putin's plans to possibly invade Ukraine

plus coming soon new CDC guidance on masking, but is it too little too late as states and

cities are continuing to do their own thing and a shocking surprise.

An eagle-eyed police officer looks under the stairs of a home willing to find a little

girl who's been missing for two years.

Welcome to the lead object taper and we start today with our world lead and signs that

Russia might not have been telling the full truth when it claimed to be removing troops

from the border with Ukraine.

Today, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the U.S. has seen no meaningful pullback

of Russian forces, despite videos such as this one we're showing you right now from

the Russian Ministry of Defense claiming to portray at least a partial drawdown and a

Ukrainian intelligence report obtained exclusively by CNN shows the Russian troop buildup is

still continuing, though the intelligence report does note that Ukraine does not believe

the current level of Russian forces is enough to effectively stage a full invasion of

that country.

As CNN's filmaddingly reports for us now members of the Biden administration, today

talk with allies around the globe as they all look and pray for science Russia is serious

about de-escalation.

There's what Russia says and there's what Russia does.

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