retired lieutenant-general keith kellogg, "the hill"'s joe concha, former wisconsin congressman sean duffy. we have a jam-packed hour for you. the white house with another new narrative on crime no one beliefs. we've got it as alexandria ocasio-cortez is called out as tone deaf, out of touch, trying to claim smash-and-grab looting is not even happening. have they not seen the videos around the country? talk of a new cold war. russia, china, iran, the roadblocks and danger zones the white house now faces. what could backfire? we have got the debate. china now warns of retaliation over the white house's new diplomatic boycott of the 2022 beijing winter olympics. what about the safety of american athletes who could be targets for spying by communist china? the chris cuomo controversy ratcheting up over at cnn it is getting worse. cuomo fired from cnn just days after being hit with a new sexual harrassment allegations. now reports coming in cuomo may sue, he may sue cnn. chris cuomo reportedly firing back at his old cnn boss claiming you knew about cuomo's alleged abuse of power at cnn h

s&p 500 gained 81 points. >>> a nearly three-month strike at kellogg's has finally ended.orkers voted yesterday to approve a new labor contract and will be back on the job after christmas. the contract covers 1,400 union employees at four plants in michigan, nebraska, pennsylvania, and tennessee. they'll get a pay raise along with enhanced benefits. >>> if you recently bought salad products from fresh express, you may want to check your fridge. the company is recalling several products due to possible listeria contamination. they were sold in 19 states and are marked with codes z325 through z350. shoppers should throw o products and contact fresh express or the store for a refund. >>> how much would you pay for a text message? the nft of the first-ever electronic message reading "merry christmas" hit the auction block in paris and sold for $121,000. the text was sent on december 3rd, 1992, and was put up for auction by a british telecom company vodafone. proceeds will go to charity. there's no word on the identity of the buyer. i wish i could pay someone to read my unread

kellogg. it's over 300 cooperators. it's the vice president's former chief of staff who 's gone in ad talked, as well. mark short. and the theater of what we saw today. the strategic release by the committee to tell the story of meadows' culpability. i mean, this is a very able investigation -- having been inside of one. and that's why i think you are seeing the keith kellogg's of the world who are cooperating. they don't want to face the criminal charges that now are confronting mr. meadows. >> yeah. norm eisen, appreciate it. carl bernstein, gloria borger. >>> coming up next, as we wait for the house to vote, one of the organizers of the january 6th rally, the information he says he is providing to them. >>> also, infectious disease specialist michael osterholm on the new omicron strain and how fast it's spreading. that, plus hopeful news on how effective the new pfizer pill is at keeping people out of the hospital. superpowers from a spider bite? i could use some help showing the world how liberty mutual customizes their car insurance so they only pay for what they need. (gasps) ♪ did it work? only pay for wha

kellogg strike has ended and the most in demand item this season. >>> wall street ended a three day losing streak despite continued uncertainty over the omicron variant. the dow rose. the s&p500 was up 81. at home tests are one of the most in demand items. some pharmacies are restricting the number that customers can buy. walgreens has set a limit of four test kits and cvs will allow people to buy up to six of them. both said that the rule applies to online and in person sales. the kellogg strike has ended. yesterday the company said that workers voted to ra, iny a new project with the cereal maker. some 1400 walked off the job. the union said the new agreement provides cost of living adjustments and a raise but doesn't when you any concessions. they will return to work after the upcoming holiday weekend. that's your cvs money watch report. for more head to cvs money watch.com. the broadcast center, i'm bradley blackburn. >>> a san rafael ice rink owner found a cost efficient eco friendly way to keep his business going despite a series of set backs. conner spence owns norcal ice at north gate mall. bad weather, wildfire, smoke and covid affected the business. it delayed

s&p 500 revenues topped estimates, profits were light on rising costs. despite price increases on many products the company expects more hikes in the next six months >>> workers at kelloggcontract to end a two and a half month strike. members can meet back at work next monday. >>> and boeing shares jump after ups orders freight planes. they remain down 7% on the year. >>> big consumer electronics show in vegas will go on organizers confirm ces opens two weeks from tomorrow. participants must show proof of vaccination, wear face coverings indoors, and encouraged to test for covid before heading to vegas. carl, back to you. >> thanks very much. >>> we mentioned movers in action today, especially surrounding semis. josh lipton has more >> carl, get to the movers start with micron. ripping higher on a strong earnings report. coming off a strong november as well when it surged 20%. more broadly, step back, look at the tracks that chips. the etf still in the red for the month, first negative month in three, worth highlighting sit riks jumping on a report that they're considering a joint bid for the software maker that stock enjoying the first positive month in three best mont

s largest coal mining union, called on manchin monday to support the roughly $2 trillion social and climate bill. in a major victory for labor rights, workers at kellogg's cereal plants have ended their nearly three-month strike after approving a new contract that provides across-the-board wage increases and enhanced benefits for all. one of the most contested issues had been a permanent two-tier system, where workers hired after 2015 were paid less than longer-tenured workers. the new five-year agreement with kellogg's doesn't include the two-tier system, eliminated -- gives workers a clear path to full-time employment, and provides a significant increase in the pension multiplier. the 1400 kellogg's workers in michigan, nebraska, pennsylvania, and tennessee had been on strike since october. the united nations is reporting over 160 refugees ground in two -- drowned in two separate shipwrecks off libya this past weekend. some 1500 refugees have drowned so far this year according to the u.n. as people take on the dangerous route across the mediterranean sea seeking safety in europe. the world food programme warns the dire humanitarian situation in yemen