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the united states are expecting to offer crypto in 2022. ashley: small businesses this virgin galactic found more likely to accept cryptocurrency outside of north america. what's it going to take to bring on more acceptance in north america and especially in the u.s.? >> well there's a couple of things. there's definitely no lack of investment. i think last year or in 2021, we saw record number of $33 billion invested in cryptocurrency companies, but one of the things that is holding the united states back is actually around regulatory clarity, and even though the biden administration has actually been encouraging policy makers to get educated about crypto and what it takes to protect consumers and bring regulatory clarity, we will continue see increased demand in the united states as we get more regulatory clarity and new bank institutional crypto offerings come out. ashley: but you know, there's always the regulation out there, the sec gets involved and it's really kind of counter to what cryptocurrency is all about, keeping government's

what a difference for the unite states of america. it's nice to be in the free states if you are playing a scavenger hunt in this area you wouldn't find a mask insight. he's actually put his bath on the line. we fly on airplanes every day. the virus is real we get it. but life goes on. in the world did not shut down with the spanish flu. i wish there was another way around it. we've done everything and it di not work. you are just waiting to die. if you want to sit in your hous and wait to die that is your choice. we should all be free to make that choice i know the risks an i'm aware of it. i am not waiting to die. i'm going to live my life. that is the message tonight i a not waiting to die. its 2022 on the east coast with one hour to go. we put on our holliday best to show our line dancing skills. all of that coming up next. as a professional bull-rider i'm used to taking chances. but when it comes to my insurance i don't. i use liberty mutual, they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. wooo, yeaa, wooooo

the united states has called for a de—escalation of the conflict in yemen, after at least 70 people were killed when the saudi—led coalition that supports the government carried out an airstrike on a detention centre. the coalition has denied that it targeted the prison. singers, musicians and actors have been praising the achievements of meat loaf, the american rock artist, who's died at the age of 7a. the singer sold hundreds of millions of albums worldwide, with bat out of hell one of the best—selling recordings of all time. a former metropolitan police counter—terrorism detective has been jailed for three years for secretly filming models during fake photoshoots. neil corbel pleaded guilty to 19 counts of voyeurism, committed in hotel rooms and rented accommodation across the uk. he used cameras in tissue boxes, phone—chargers and in glasses to film women, as anna adams reports. they thought they'd been booked for a modelling assignment but instead, dozens of women were secretly filmed by an off—duty police officer while they were undressing. he called himself harrison and

. >>> tonight, united airlines is cutting an unspecified number of flights because of a lack of staff to get them off of the ground. a companywide memo revealed about 3000 employees currently have covid. >>> let's take a look at the state capitol where debate has begun over a bill that would create the first universal healthcare system in the country. if it moves forward, hearing on how to pay for will be held later, but it would include tax hikes that would then require voter approval. >>> pass the freedom to vote act. pass it now. >> president biden and vice president harris visited the former atlantic district of late congressman john lewis to push for swift passage of his namesake voting rights bill. it would require states with a history of discrimination to get justice apartment approval before changing election laws. another bill would establish national standards for things like early voting. the president says if changing filibuster rules is what it takes to be getting those things past, so be it. >> the filibuster is what makes the senate only work when it is supposed to wor

in fact, the united states is naive going around with moralistic rhetoric about climate change and so on, and the chinese will give lip service to it while assiduously paying attention to their bottom line and the rick perry reach of their tentacles around the world. >> laura: dinesh come on occasion, the elites will kind of turn on each other because they see this game is up. scott gottlieb was on the board of pfizer, former fda commissioner, he actually kind of took fauci down a peg when fauci said we can't say that the end of the pandemic is nye even though omicron is alive, a lot of people are getting it. fauci said that in gottlieb gave a clap back. >> between the big delta way we had, the omicron wave, and vaccination as well on top of that that you are hard-pressed to see how something can rip through the population within the same speed and efficiency that omicron did. >> laura: so there may be a few cracks here and there, dinesh. >> yeah, i think the omicron variation is obviously more contagious, but it is actually quite mild and a lot of people are getting it and experienci

and they have the full assistance of the united states government. jon: merrick garland, the nation's chief law enforcement officer as the attorney general has been briefed on this, as well as the president as we understand from his press secretary jen psaki. he is monitoring the situation from his home in delaware where he's spending the weekend. you talk about how beloved this rabbi was. there were 8,000 people watching the facebook stream of the services. that with tell you this congregation and this rabbi developed quite a following. the live stream can go anywhere around the world, so perhaps even nationally and worldwide. >> i think part of that -- i major does have a following -- but i believe the 8,000 number reported, i think that was the number of everybody -- when news started coming out there was a situation, i think hundreds and thousands of people began to follow that stream to see what was happening. that live stream happening this morning at 10:00 a.m., believed to be 10:00 a.m. eastern when it started. it was up for a few hours befor

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it means that someone has been accused of using force to oppose the authority of the united states. so it's a pretty big crime. it's punishable by up to 20 years. >> reporter: prosecutors say as early as two days after the election rhodes sent his leadership team a message, we aren't getting through this without a civil war. he praised serbians in 2004. in late december rhodes messaged his team we need to make those senators very uncomfortable with all of us being a few hundred feet away. on january 6th as rioters broke through police lines. the government said stewart messaged his leadership saying the country's founders stormed massachusetts. they began breaching the capitol lined up in two groups. stewart stayed outside the building but later met with his team to plan further violence and in the following weeks spent $17,000 buying weapons and ammunition. on inauguration day they members of the jury -- he messaged after this, if nothing happens it's war. civil war 2.0. he told an interviewer he did nothing wrong. >> i don't do illegal activities. i stay on this side of the line.

we are the united states, how does that happen? for two years, you and i've been debunking false narratives that it's only about vaccines, which is what we only heard coming out from washington. it involves therapeutics. we talked about the fact that lockdowns harm things and do not make them safer. the masks you brought up, it's why, why is this happening? the petty tyrant whose organized efforts with media to remove all dissent. there are a lot of doctors who don't like what's going on right now and i've tasted this personally but i fought against the u.s. government with arsenic and apple juice. the u.s. government shut down the use of arsenic in apples grown by u.s. farmers bear that's a good thing. arsenic is toxic but they did not change what happened to china. those chinese farmers kept growing apples with their arsenic's. juice importers imported cheap apples from china for the u.s. government shutting down u.s. apple manufacturers allowing chinese farmers to grow their apples, importing arsenic laced stuffed in this countr

this is bbc news, the latest headlines: the united states has urged china to use its influence with moscow to discourage any russian invasion of ukraine. the us coast guard has suspended the search for dozens of people lost after their boat capsized off the florida coast. the olympic games are normally a huge marketing opportunity for sponsors, a showcase for global brands. however, beijing 2022 is causing a huge headache for the 13 official corporate partners of the olympics. the us, uk, australia and canada are among the countries that have announced a diplomatic boycott of the games due to accusations of human rights abuses, though their athletes will still participate and many sponsors are deciding it's saferjust to keep quiet as our silicon valley correspondent, james clayton, has been finding out. china's winter olympics may have a shortage of snow but there has been something else missing as well. many of the big sponsors have been unusually quiet. in december, presidentjoe biden announced a diplomatic boycott of the games just a few weeks after discussions with the chinese presiden

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rampant crime should be easy to cover at cnn, the crime unit stopped by there twice a day. the press is more disconnected from american concerns than pelosi is from the dollar store. jen rubin gave joe an a-, which makes sense if the a stands for ambulatory great i wonder what else she would give an a- to peer jingles? the olive garden hotdog bolognese, a blind date with andrew cuomo. i left out joe kept asking what his opponents are for. >> the fundamental question is what is mitch for? what is he for? what c4? what c4? what c4? to i tell my republican friends here i come. this is going to be about what are you for. what are you for. what are they for? niemi one thing they are for. >> that was strange. all the answers are obvious, yo hear them every day if you're awake. maybe he's not. normal people will tell you wha therefor, and it's not for more years of weakness, fear, and reckless spending. we want the crime rate to end. we want ourselves restocked fro what we want while an order restored, we want. >> back to life, we want the opposite of anywhere democrats our in cha

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we are as united and stronger as ever. that is why we will win back the majority not by a little bit but by a law in the midterm elections. if president trump taught us anything, he taught us america first agenda is a winning agenda for the republican party. the republican party made that pivot and that is why we are more united than we have ever been in my lifetime, laura. the republican party is stronger than it's ever been and you will see evidence of that on election day november. >> laura: congressman jordan my want to get to this point of concealing documents. that is a big charge. it looks like it's backed up by actual evidence regarding what nancy pelosi may have been trying to cover up about what happened january 6th. now, for everyone to understand this, congressman rodney davis' office sent this statement to the "the ingraham angle" the director of the speaker has refused to provide communication surrounding january 6th. i believe those records will show there was a lot of communication and coordination between

look what happens in the united states in the last three to five weeks. we've seen unprecedent activity here. we're seeing it throughout many of the high-income countries an the world. the other thing that we have to take into account is the animal populations. we were all stunned to see the data this past fall from the white-tailed deer population in iowa. there are incidents of sars covid killed by cars actually paralleled with humans. it went up when human levels went up and came down when human levels went down. we have no idea how they were so infected. a number of animal species have become infected with the virus. we just don't understand what they serve as the new reservoir for another variant with the spillover back into humans again response between humans transmitting the virus to humans, and potentially these animals transmitting to humans, we just have to be mindful of the fact a new variant could emerge tomorrow. that could surprise us just like omicron did. >> so when does it possibly become not a pandemic but indemmic? >> well, you know, a

can the united states government? that's what the supreme court said today, weighing mandates out of the administration. shannon bream has more. hi, shannon. >> hi, neil. great to see you. happy friday. the two mandates, the two arguments, cases are done, they rest in the hands of the justices as we stand by. so about that first one. that is the osha requirement. it's the employer that has 100 or more employees. you got to request -- you got to have a mandate for a vaccine or you can request masking and testing if you're unvaccinated. it was clear all of the liberal justices saw there wasn't even a question of the mandate and not to put a stay on it. here's justin kagan. >> more and more people are dying every day, more and more people are getting sick every day. i don't mean to be dramatic here. i'm stating facts. this is the policy that is most geared to stopping all of this. there's nothing else that will perform that function better than incentivizing people strongly to vaccinate themselves. >> justice kagan said

this little unit we are right now is an essential core of the people that were there. >> we've been trying to cast our minds back and try to remember what songs were in the set that we played together when carole and i did the troubadour in 1903 or whenever it was. [ laughter ] we can't. it's gone. probably we played pretty much everything we had back in those days and so this song was probably in the set somewhere. ♪ ♪ ♪ in my mind i'm going to carolina ♪ ♪ can't you see the sunshine, can't you just feel the moon shine ♪ ♪ ain't it just like a friend of mine to hit me from behind ♪ ♪ oh i'm going to carolina in my mind ♪ ♪ a silver sun, watch it shine ♪ ♪ watch her watch the morning come ♪ ♪ soon a tear appearing while i'm crying, need i ♪ ♪ i'm going to carolina in my mind ♪ ♪ there ain't no doubt in my mind the finest thing around ♪ ♪ whisper something soft and kind ♪ ♪ maybe the sky is on fire, i'm dying, need i -- i'm going to carolina in my mind ♪ ♪ in my mind i'm going to carolina ♪ ♪ can't you see the sunshine ♪ ♪ i say can'

can we look around and go around other parts of the united states? where is stephanie elam. and i have been wanting to talk to her. >> she is in las vegas. >> lost wages. >> happy girl. >> hello, don, alison and friends, and i am in freemont in the original downtown strip, and guess who i have with me? the original village people, and they just got off stage after rocking it, and all of these years, you have been singing your song, and i should say that victor is the original rocker, and people are singing your song, and they are so happy, and what is it like to see people into your song? >> since i did it the first time, and first of all, let me say happy new year's from the village people to the world, and we have great time and wonderful time performing, and watching everybody sing like they are having a good time with us. the world seems like a better place every time we are on stage. >> i mean, it is happy, and you are looking at people's faces, and they are smiling and going along, and nobody knows the dances anymore, but they know your dance, and what is it like to se

and we see it in -- in -- it around the world in -- in the near east, in asia, and also in the united states how facebook tends to make things worse, including on january 6th. so one long-term thing we need to be doing is thinking about resuscitating investigative journalism. by the way, when mr. trump talks act, you know, reporters being the enemies of the people. reporters are the friends of the people. and by the way, when mr. trump said reporters are enemies of the people, he certainly didn't mean sean hannity, going back to your earlier point. >> yeah, it's almost a year later. many on the right are still dismissing the insurrection. i guess one of the things that surprised me and i guess it shouldn't surprise me but is, you know, we look at other countries and we think, well, if i was in that situation, you know, our -- the leaders here wouldn't be so craven. they wouldn't do what they did in -- in lebanon before the civil war. they wouldn't do what they did in bosnia. and yet, we see people here who clearly have a moral compass that is very different and are very willing to say

i would be very remiss if i didn't acknowledge my unit that i work with, the first responders unit, led by inspector lloyd. you're hearing four individual stories right now, but as you see in the videos, it's way more than four officers out there. so kudos to the men and women at the u.s. capitol police and also to the men and women of the metropolitan police department. but as far as, you know, using lethal force and everything, i think everybody was just focused on survival and getting home and protecting each other and fulfilling our mission, which is protect members and staff so that they are able to fulfill their congressional responsibilities. as ugly as the day was, at the end of the night, 2:00, 3:00 in the morning, like the speaker just said, they came back to the capitol and certified the election. so we succeeded in that capacity, as ugly as it was. so i'm really proud of that and the men and women that i work with. >> officer fanone, shortly after the attack, house republican leader kevin mccarthy blamed trump for the mob. he has since backed off that and tried to help him w

is continuing talks with ukraine and several western nations. >> we united in commitment to finding a way forward through diplomacy and dialogue but equally in resolve to impose massive consequences should russia choose path of confrontation and conflict. >> there are about 100,000 russian troops along ukraine's border. president biden has warned an invasion would be met with tough new sanctions and lead to a consequential loss of are us life. >>> tomorrow 49ers are facing nsthe packers in green bay and the faithful brcold tot yesterday fans giving the team a warm send off at levi as thbu the 408 faithful ananias group supported the team at levis and will be cheering in green bay hoping to take that home advantage from the packers. >> we are going with a group of of 20 i believe. we will be tailgating. it's going to be freezing. it's going to be cold. i got my boots ready, thermals. i will be probably five layers deep. >> i don't know if five layers will be enough. it's going to be cold. the air temperature might be around 15 but it will feel closer to zero around kick off. how about

what was your reaction when you were the vice president of the united states say this? >> i was offended because it's obviously appalling and ridiculous. but exactly what she's doing, i thought these wars before and i have seen this before. what kamala harris is doing an joe biden is doing is they're taking very powerful imagery and sing the attack on pearl harbor, the attack on 9/11, this is the same thing that took place on january 6th because that allows people to compare trump supporter's to nazis, to actual members of al qaeda. >> tucker: right. >> with that imagery comes the justification to turn the tools of the state against them. >> tucker: i can't believe you're running for congress, that is such a smart and obvious analysis and i wish i had set u before you said it but i think that is exactly right. these words were not chosen by accident, correct? >> that's right, these are very deliberate. we've seen this in a book before, because leading up to the iraq war that they have some intelligence, there's something they can't tell us but we have to trust them, it'

my belief is human rights matter, whether in china, the united states, or elsewhere, full stop. aside from that, i do have to say, i'm fascinated by the idea that the olympics are about to take place in a country where, again, many consider a genocide is happening. i'm fascinated to see how it is handled by the business community, by nbc, which is broadcasting the olympic games. i mean, do you think we're going to see the traditional olympic, look at everyone smiling, montages as they open the games every night? >> well, i'm sure that's what the chinese government is going to try to do. they did that in the previous olympics that they hosted. this is another sort of chance for them to put out their, if you want to call it propaganda. i think that's exactly what they're trying to do. if there is anything we can do on this side, whether it is corporations, whether it's the media, it's really speak out and set benchmarks as to what we'd like to see happen. that's why i'm proud of what the women's tennis association did, john. we haven't heard from them for a while, but they told ch

watch. >> the fact is ukraine is strategly irrelevant to the united states. why is it disloyal to side with russia but loyal to side with ukraine? they're both foreign countries who don't care anything about the united states. kind of strange. >> yes, that's right. that's the current standard bearer for the republican party siding with an authoritarian over a fledgling democracy. tucker's isolationist views are out of sync with the mainstream republican party but his influence is being felt around the country. republican campaigners working on the 2022 mid-terms are worried about alienating the base if they commit to a strong response to putin. new jersey congressman tom mel nowsky said this week he's been getting calls from viewers of tucker's show who are upset we're not siding with russia. you know who else noticed all of this? russia. tucker's fellow progandests in russia are praising and some are even worried he might be going too far. there are such fans of tucker that according to the daily beast one russian host even says sometimes it seems he attends

attorney general of united states speak out about january 6 that february applied more presources to that -- any other event in fbi history. people killed, people maimed.. yes, but it was mostly peaceful accord toth press, joe biden could barely mumble a few words of condemnation. kamala harris was donating to people to get them out on bail as quickly as possible. you know we conservatives, we oppose violence, we believe in civil society and law and order, january six of a demonstration of what the democrat believe in, they believe in power. whether it voting rights, they talk about nationalling ization of the voting system to destroy the red states and so democrat party condition lose, they want to add 4 democrat senator to senate, and threatening supreme court with additional justices and they want to get rid of the filibuster rules after 200 years of supporting it. they want to rule over us, that is what the democrat party is about, that is an insurrection. that is a insurrection that undermines our constitutional system. the teachers union and democrat t party are tied at the hip

what should the united states do? what should our role be? i just know i want to start with the question of what serves american interest? by the way, this is the conversation. a little bit of it. that i had with nigel farage a little bit earlier. >> in the western world, you know, biden is regarded, let's be frank about this, as a bad joke. in the last 48 hours, the bad joke has actually turned into something more serious. i think biden now is actually a threat to world peace. in circumstances like that, biden actually says that oh what if it's just a minor incursion? we won't do anything. i mean, it is strategically the biggest blunder anybody -- i can't think of any western leader who has said anything so stupid in my entire life. it's right to put the interest of your own household. your own family first. but, america is the leader of the free world and you know something, if democracy falls in europe, the threat to it falling in america will come there, too. rachel: you know, i sit with that question as well what is in the best interest

>> the democrats ha s s have st united. without that, they would have failed. every one of his appeals court nominees got over 40 nay votes. >> reporter: polls next fall could hand republicans a majority in the senate where their outrage over what's happening now -- >> federal judges appointed for life. that is a long time. >> reporter: -- could quickly overrule the democratic party so far remarkably successful case for change. >> they really need to have a majority in the senate to be able to push through these nominees and if that were to switch, that would really stall joe biden's efforts here. >> reporter: of course, there is the supreme court in all of this. trump helped establish a conservative majority there by picking three new justices. a chance he got, in part, thanks to then senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. if the election goes against the democrats, biden may not get to name even one. jake? >> tom foreman, thanks so much. >>> the mayor of philadelphia is calling it one of the most tragic days in the history of the city. seven children killed

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it's already infected people in at least 49 countries, including the united states. early data suggests the new variant appears to be more contagious, but health experts say it is not a cause for alarm. here's what the former commissioner of the fda has to say. >> if you had omicron infection, you should have protection against subsequent infection from this new variant. that's why i don't think this is going to create a huge wave of infection. what's likely to happen is as we were coming down, we were coming down quite sharply in the northeast, florida, the mid-atlantic. you might see as the new strain starts to pickup, you might see we start to slow down in decline. the decline will happen nonetheless. >> a new study from england found similar results. transmission is likely to be higher with ba-2 although vaccines will be effective. >>> europe will be lifting covid restrictions in the coming days. jim bittermann joins me now live from paris. what is the situation across europe? >> reporter: rosemary, in fact, february is going to be a month where i think we're goi

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the united states certainly doesn't benefit. that's obvious to anyone who thinks about it for a second. it's so glaringly obvious. in fact, the people pushing this war immediately denounce you as a traitor. ifhat you point that out, they'e betraying our country's's interest. but somehow you're the one who's disloyal. ukraine's borders areislo sacre our borders are racists. shut up, putin stooge. but wait a second. why is it disloyal to side with russia but loyal to side with ukraine? they're both foreign countries that don't care anything abouteo united states. kind of strange. it's almostan absurd performanca but it's all they've got in the end. the fact iss ukraine strategically irrelevant to the united states. no rational person could defend a war with russia over ukraine. nobody thinks a war like that would make america safer or stronger or more prosperous . if you take a look at our economy recently dangerous levels of inflation, a workforce in disarray, wildly chaotic swings in financial markets w in case you haven't notic

people can walk across the border from mexico into the united states. you are the chair of cochise county. what is the impact of this fence on your county and law enforcement as you see it. >> the fence is a measure, a symbol telling people don't come across here. seeing the lack of will to secure this border. we have a president now putting the will in place. 80% of those coming into our community come through this border. we have 91 people dying a day from opioid overdoses. >> we live on the border so it's concerning. the scariest was probably 10-15 years ago when someone was in our house. >> illegal? >> yes, yes. >> my daughter was confronted by a runner a few years ago. >> you mean a drug runner? >> suspected drug runner. judge jeanine: this border fence has been lifted to accommodate monsoon. i'm standing here with someone who has a ranch and property along the border. as you sit in your house do you see people coming back pour ranch who were illegal? >> i had an illegal confront me in my utility room. i had them try to break in as they watched my

unite. unity is at the heart of the mission of our organization. every single one of these courageous leaders coming up here and standing on these risers represents a different organization with a specific mission in the urgent task of building a culture of life. each organization is unique and meets a different need in the fight to protect most vulnerable and with the loss of over 62 million americans to abortion, there's so much work ahead of the pro-life movement and pro-life people around the country. so by inviting each organization up to the stage, we desire to bring together all of the pro-life groups and to stand in solidarity as we stand in a unified front to build a culture of life. and now we would like to honor you at the march for life, all of you and all of the wonderful work you're doing. thank you, thank you. [cheers and applause] thank you for your life-saving mission and your invaluable work. we are better and stronger together in this fight. thank you. from the bottom of our hearts. thank you for the work that all of you do day i

he said beware of comparisons with united states with the rules are slightly different and it begins with a positive test rather than symptoms but it says it would undoubtedly ease pressure on the nhs but other sectors of the economy where we are seeing huge issues with staff absences down to the sheer numbers of people isolating with covid. and another point of pressure on the government conservative ministers itching for an exit strategy from the pandemic and are sick of restrictions on our lives under looking forward to a stage of seeing coronavirus is endemic rather than a pandemic, something we deal with on an ongoing basis. but on isolation he outlined his thoughts. the important things to remember is we start isolating from when you get symptoms and the united states have been isolating when you get a positive test. the caveat is the uk health and security agency says if you cut it down to below seven days you cut it down to below seven days you might see a higher spike but the reason i think it is important we keep it under review is because it would help with staff absenteei

this is an incredible thing to happen in the united states. snow and temperatures fell faster than expected and officials say the roads weren't ready because anti-freeze would have been washed away by the rain that came before the snow. senator tim kaine was among the stranded. >> you know, it was kind of a survival challenge and everybody was doing how do you keep yourself warm? and say it's kind of you have to figure out the strategy. full blast heat the car up, turn it off. and then, try to catch some sleep. in about 20 to 30 minutes, it gets so cold you have to do it again. >> incredible. officials say no one is stranded. took them more than 24 hours to solve it. thanks for joining us. anderson starts now. >>> good evening. a lot of breaking news to cover this evening, including new guidance from the cdc on when and how to isolate. also, mask use. and that tragedy that is still unfold ongoing interstate 95 outside the nation's capital but we start with what we just learned a short time ago from the house select committee investigating the

there's evidence from the united kingdom in south africa that that's occurring. swartzberg says while most cases of omicron may be milder, there's no guarantee you won't be one of those to get very sick or if it is milder to pass it on to someone who is at higher risk, we still have so much in terms of how sick is going to make you acutely house, going to chronically. >> other things we may not even thought of yet. >> swartzberg says another reason not to actively seek out omicron is the risk of long covid. >> you may have a mild case of covid. but it may just not go away. it is the symptoms may get better. you're sore throat, runny nose. your body aches? but the fatigue may persist. the cloud i'm thinking may persist other symptoms. one covid may persist indefinitely. this point, we just don't know. and that's what it comes down to. medical experts say we really still don't know enough about omicron to purposely go out and expose ourself. >> they say that just remains too much of a risk. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> moderna is hoping to market a triple combo boos

he's going to argue that the plaintiff here, virginia giuffre, doesn't actually reside in the united states and so she shouldn't be able to use the federal courts. that kind of argument. number two, is that he can appeal this ruling. go to a higher court. say that the judge got it wrong and, numr three, of coseis the possibility of a settlement. >> and, robert, what is the reaction like from buckingham palace and also the british public? >> well, the palace is staying dead quiet on this and not commenting at all. we do know there's been a series of cars arriving at the royal lodge where prince andrew lives in the shadow of windsor castle today. it's believed to be his legal team. the media, in terms of the public reaction, a lot of people are now suggesting he really has no choice but to settle this case, or bring the monarchy and britain really into disrepute. the major newspapers are running with that story today. >> and, dan, do you think prince andrew will settle? >> you know, i didn't initially think so but now as i watch this all unfold, it does start to feel like from the cour

unvaccinated are taking up hospital beds and crowding emergency rooms and intensive care units. >> reporter: and the president today announcing he was doubling the purchase of pfizer's covid-19 anti-viral pill, from 10 million to 20 million treatments, but the majority of those treatments won't arrive until well after the latest model suggests omicron begins to resolve in march. that comes as a record 1 million covid cases was reported just yesterday, driven by a holiday backlog and skyrocketing demand for testing. and across the country, long lines. and for some, longer waits for lab results. >> right now, if you want a pcr test, it's like a week wait, because they don't have enough equipment for testing. >> reporter: in los angeles, the country's second largest school system, parents are now scrambling to get their kids tested after the district ordered mandatory testing before a return to the classroom next week. is it hard to find tests outside of the ones that are offered by the school? >> we have one of our hospitals, kaiser, but my sister got tested there, but it took her five days t

female vice president in the white house and i hope someday we have the first female president of the united states of america but i have to think, we have to think about what the infrastructure built needs and how the majority of americans support the infrastructure bill, it will help us in the future with roads. i don't know, i've traveled on the freeway from colorado to florida and our roads are in bad shape, bridges are in bad shape so the infrastructure will help with that and with truck drivers driving food and supply across country on the freeways. kennedy: why did the president show a man to be secretary of transportation? is not helping with anything, karol. >> i would side with giving the vp i pass on this, i'm sure it was a plan tweet or something, want for a long-running pattern from this administration, they seem completely unaware of what's happening outside the doors and i don't think kamala harris is incompetent because she's a woman at all, she just happens to be an incompetent woman but whether jen psaki is calling supply chain problems are tragedy of a treadmill or run cla

the specialty housing unit. there are ways in prison via the department of corrections to keep someone safe. otherwise guess what, i don't give a [bleep]. >> greg: she has to stay home because she is trans. god what a great scam. by the way your point about the, i don't like saying that word because it's hard. [laughs] one of our staffers actually recognized the subway pusher because he had been pleasuring himself often on the street. this is something that is regular. if someone is ugly on the street he's probably mentally ill and should be behind bars for other things. bausch is an interesting fact that no i can get on my head. larry how are you? >> larry: your insight about the cnn legal were you? >> greg: nicely done. what we do? all by the way, isn't it weird how we can't deduce that somebody who lives on the street might be inclined to violence? we can even say, if there is a large of a people on the street chances are they're willing to take other risks. right? >> larry: there probably more rational. i am

back here in the united states, colorado governor jared polis is calling it a new year's miracle that no deaths have been reported, after fast-moving wildfires engulfered parts of the state. winds up to 105 miles per hour fueled the fires that destroyed more than 500 homes and forced some 35,000 people to flee. the wildfire began thursday morning and spread rapidly across thousands of acres and the area is still too dangerous for residents to return. >>> president biden is out with a new year's message for the american people. during a pre-recorded video on abc, the commander in chief and first lady struck an optimistic tone heading into 2022. >> no matter how tough the challenge, how high the obstacles, we always overcome. this virus has been tough. as we enter the new year i'm more optimistic about america's future than i've ever been. at our best we've taken every crisis we've faced and turned it into an opportunity to be a stronger and better nation. >> biden and the first lady also paid tribute to medical workers on the front lines of the covid fight. >>> major new year's eve pla