over as host of jeopardy by the show's producer mike richards.ta analyzed shows that you already work there so less paperwork, but soon after twitter did its thing and everyone discovered many disparaging comments richards made about women and jews, i mean the jews, jewish people. -- for terrible comments and the hub rest to-- the u.s. department officially cancelled mike richards, an actor-- heads up. former new york governor andrew cuomo. mf siz on the former, andrew cuomo road to national prom thens at the start of the coronavirus pandemic because in its time of need america wanted a guy who sounded like alpa chino to have power points and tell that toilet paper was on the way, unfortunately for coma all the storming in the world wasn't going help clean up the shit storm he was about to face. cuomo was actually canceledded twice thisser yoo. first for getting a bunch of nursing home residents killed and fudging the numbers to cover it up. and then he was also cancelled for sexual harassment against women who workedded for him. you can't do bot

. >> who is mike richards?eopardy." >> but then, mike richard's past incidents and comments on a podcast resurfaced. richards stepped down and apologized but the backlash continued and less than two weeks later, he gave up his executive producer role and left the show. number four. the "squid game" phenomenon. the south korean series swept the globe, becoming netflix's biggest series ever at launch. >> the plot? hundreds of people heavily in debt enter a game to win a huge pile of cash. the down side? if the contestants lose a game, they are killed on the spot. >> reporter: netflix says "squid game" was viewed by 111 million accounts in less than a month and fan re-creations, like this one in the united arab emirates, proved the show has worldwide appeal. from bts to parasite and now "squid game," the south korean influence on entertainment seems here to stay. number three. the box office bounces back behind powerhouses like spider-man no way home, shang chi, and no time to die, the box office emerges from the

>> reporter: but then mike richards past incidents from another show and comments on a podcast resurfacedt the backlash continued. less than two weeks later he gave up his executive producer role and left the show. number four. "the squid game" phenomenon. the series swept the globe becoming netflix's biggest series at launch. >> the plot, hundreds of people heavily in debt enter a game to enter a huge pile of cash. the downside, if contestants lose the game, they are killed on the spot. >> reporter: netflix said "squid game" was viewed by 111 million accounts in less than a month and fan recreation, like this one in the united arab emirates, proved the show has worldwide appeal. ♪ >> reporter: from bts to parasite and now "squid game," the south korean influence on entertainment seems here to stay. number three, the box office bounces back. >> they all die. >> finding spider-man. >> behind spider-man, song chi and "no time to die" the box office emerges from the pandemic with $20 million. still they are way behind 2019's 11.4 billion but resurgence came with growing pains. >> "black wido

earlier this year, jennings and bialik were named interim hosts after the newly named host, mike richardsa podcast surfaced. >>> and tiger woods is returning to competition ten months after badly damaging his right leg in a car crash. woods says he and his son, 12 -year-old charlie will play in the pnc championship investment week in orlando. the unofficial event pairs family members. woods suffered serious injuries when his suv crashed outside los angeles in february. last week woods said he does not expect to play golf again full time. >>> and coming up on "cbs mornings," drew barrymore, host of "the drew barrymore show" stops by to talk about her struggles with mental health. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> our top stories this morning -- more than 200 million americans are now fully vaccinated against covid-19. this as we learn at least 40 people in the u.s. have been infected with the omicron variant. more than three quarters of them have been vaccinated. still, health officials warn the delta strain is fueling new infections. >>> and bob dole will lie i

the surf for a permanent replacement for late jeopardy host alex trebek continues after mike richards down from his executive producing role. as well as multiple discrimination lawsuits were filed. actor army hammer accused of rape and sexual abuse. the unverified messages describing graphic fanltd is like cannibalism. hammer dropped out of multiple. aaron rodgers revealed he was not vaccinated. many thought he did get his vaccine after he said he was immunized over the summer. there are sure to be plenty more scandalous stories in 2022 and we'll be sure to thereby to cover it all. jon: quite a year. tornadoes ripped through america's heartland devastating many churches. b. churches. (burke) this is why you want farmers claim forgiveness... [echoing] claim forgiveness-ness, your home premium won't go up just because of this. (woman) wow, that's something. (burke) you get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. [echoing] get a quote today. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ jon: it's been a tough december for many in america's heartland as they begin to recover

. >> who is mike richards? the answer to show is no longer "host of jeopardy." aced. richards stepped back and apologized but the backlash continued. in less than two weeks later, he gay up his executive producer role and left the show. number 4. the south korean series swept the globe, becoming netflix's biggest series ever at launch. >> the plot? hundreds of people heavily in debt enter a game to win a huge pile of cash. the down side, if a contestant loses the game, they're killed on the spot. >> netflix said "squid game" was viewed by 11 million accounts in less than a month, and fan recreations like this one in the united arab emirates proved the show has worldwide appeal. from bts to parasites and now squid game, the south korean influence on entertainment seems here to stay. number 3. the box office bounces back. behind powerhouses like "spiderman: no way home" and "no way to didie," the box office plummets after pandemic since 2020. but the resurgence came with growing pains as the studio used clapboards biting against the stock. scarlet johansson sued di

. >> who is mike richards.nger host of "jeopardy "jeopardy jake tapper. >> but then his comments on a podcast resurfaces. richards stepped down sand apologized but the lack lash continues and less than two weeks later he gave up his executive producer show and left the show. number four "squid game", becoming the biggest series ever at launch. >> hundreds people heavily in debt enter a game to win a huge pile of cash. if they lose a game, they killed on the spot. >> netflix said it was viewed by 111 million accounts in less than a month. and fan recreations like this one in the united arab emirates shows the world has worldwide appeal. from bts to parasite, and now "squid game", the sorkin fleens seems here to stay. number three, the box office bounces back. behind power houses like spider-man, no way home, and shang xi and no time to buy, the box office emerged from the pandemic topping $20 billion worldwide. in north america, theaters doubled their haul over 2020 passing $4 billion. still way behind 2019's $1

host alex trebek continues after executive producer mike richards was booted from the role richard stepping down as the new host and from his executive producing role on the show after past sexist remarks resurfaced as well as multiple discrimination lawsuits, which were filed during his time at the price is right. actor armie hammer, accused of rape, sexual violence and emotional abuse, sexually explicit and disturbing messages surfacing allegedly from hammers personal instagram. the unverified messages describing graphic fantasies like cannibalism. hammer dropping out of multiple film projects following the allegations and checking into a rehab facility for drugs, alcohol and sex issues. green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers facing heat after revealing he was not vaccinated. many previously thought the football star did get his vaccine after he said he was immunized over the summer. the news coming after rogers tested positive for covid 19 in the fall, there are sure to be plenty more scandalous stories in 2022. we'll be there to cover it all. in new york. ainsley earhardt fox news.

mike memoli is in wilmington, delaware with president biden. i want to bring in richard engel and david ignatius. mike, the kremlin says both leaders have a lot to discuss before the start of the negotiations. what do you know about the plan for today's call? >> well, we know when these two leaders spoke just over three weeks ago both sides laid down their clear markers. president biden said if russia were to invade ukraine, they would respond with severe economic sanctions but president putin said he was not willing to back down until he got something of a commitment from the u.s. from other nato allies not to admit ukraine into that alliance. so it was pretty clear it was hard to find a middle ground there. there have been followup conversations at a lower level over the last few weeks. no discernible progress concerning no backdown significant numbers of the russian troops amassed at the ukraine border. white house officials are saying the goal today is for first president biden to reiterate they want to see a diplomatic pathway forward and it can only begin if russia

the surge for a permanent replacement for alex trebek continues after executive producer mike richardsole. he stepped down as the new host and his executive producing role on the show after past sexist remarks row surfaced and multiple discrimination lawsuits during his time at the price is right. aaron rodgers faced heat after revealing he wasn't vaccinated. many thought the football star did get his vaccine after he said he was immunized over the summer after he tested positive for covid-19 in the fall. there are sure to be plenty more stories in 2022 and we'll be there to cover it all. in new york, fox news. >> trace: people around the world already ringing in the new year. fox news is counting down to 2022 with our all american new year live from nashville, tennessee, with additional coverage in times square and across the country. lawrence jones joins us now with a preview. he will be in times square. lawrence, my friend, what's on the agenda tonight? it is a scaled-down version of the times square celebration but what's going on? >> my thing is talking with people. pete, will and

real deal will be done. >> admiral stavridis, great to have your insights and expect tease, mike memoli and richard to you as well. >>> colleges faced with tough decisions amid a surge in covid cases with folks returning to remote learning to start the semester. we will talk to one university chancellor about his decision next. to one university chancellor about his decision next um, she's eating the rocket. ♪♪ lunchables! built to be eaten. alice loves the scent of gain so much, she wished there was a way to make it last longer. say hello to your fairy godmother alice and long-lasting gain scent beads. try spring daydream, now part of our irresistible scent collection. feeling sluggish or weighed down? it could be a sign that your digestive system isn't working at it's best taking metamucil everyday can help. metamucil psyllium fiber, gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down. it also helps lower cholesterol and slows sugar absorption to promote healthy blood sugar levels. so you can feel lighter and more energetic metamucil. support your daily digestive health. and try metamucil fibe

. >>> i'm joined by nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel in london, nbc news white house cress didn't mike memoli in delaware with the president and michael mcfaul who is now an nbc news international affairs analyst. let's start with richard in london and more on today's meeting between the two world leaders. >> reporter: it has become something of a guessing game among international diplomats, will vladimir putin invade ukraine or not? or stage a partial invasion. negotiations have been under way. detailed talks about ukraine are supposed to take place in mid-january, but before those talks do go forward, vladimir putin said he wants to have one more direct conversation with president biden. once again, president biden and vladimir putin are trying to pull back from the brink of war in ukraine. u.s. officials say this is at putin's request. they wouldn't speculate why, but added if putin wants to talk, president biden is ready to engage, and that the u.s. goal is deescalation. with muddy trenches stretching for miles and fields of land mines, ukraine's border with russia is this morning

mike darda of mkm partners. about six months ago richardda to came on the show and we asked him when will you know if you're wrong about the keyword and he said year end. here we are at the end of the year and they're making a change. tom: you mentioned ucla where alan mentzer studied. you look at the history makers and economics. anna schwartz, alan mentzer, richard timberlake, there is one constant theme vice-chairman clarida studies and lives, they wait for the data. jonathan: the data is better. claims in the right direction. let's throw in this. the employment to population ratio. to wait and try to get that back to pre-pandemic levels. can they tolerate higher inflation as they do that next year? lisa: the answer seems to be a resounding no. they cannot be patient. continuing claims fell below 2 million, the lowest level since early march 2020. taking a look at some of these benchmarks as far as getting back to pre-pandemic times. it speaks to michael darda's point. jonathan: on the open we will talk about some of these points with me

richard engel, thank you very much. i'm joined now by nbc news white house correspondent mike memoli and former undersecretary of state fordiplomacy, member of the biden transition team and msnbc analyst richard stengel. president putin believes he can come to some sort of agreement with president biden. what's the white house saying? >> it's not quite clear what that agreement would look like especially when you consider how deep the divide was when these two leaders spoke a few weeks ago. president biden made it clear that unless russia pulled back from the brink of appearing ready to invade ukraine, if they did that, the u.s. and its allies would impose severe economic sanctions. putin wanted a firm commitment from the u.s. and other allies that ukraine would never be a member of nato, something president biden has said is a nonstarter. putin made it clear in the last few days especially that he wanted to speak directly with president biden if possible. the white house says even if they don't necessarily know what his goal is coming into this, they were willing to take that invitation because president biden believes t

we did, we've got to do the richard thomas, walt lining where we got to turn drew left. he's got the birth mike, you know, they over think stuff like that. they're always tilt your head so they don't pick up the personal picture something it's so crazy. all you gotta do is sit there and inhabited and be legit and everybody knows it through for north a 70 maybe even 80. i don't know but you can't. if you're legit, you really break their heart when you turn phony and he looks like he's gotten that already. i agree with you 1000 percent because i only especially on tv rings hollow. some times when guys who jesse now tell me about the olympics about, this is where i thought you really established your bona fides. because is test your siri by being yourself. when you get to augusta, you can hear nance when they start play the flute music in the background that's get super serious because those guys run such a tight shipper. the olympic guys always read a tight ship to. they want you to be just they want you, when you got to the olympics, i would always love when they come to your priest because i sa

mike today and the response? the tone has been there has been on the trauma fence ever since richard mclaren came up with his reportto the leaves governed and deleted board of directors is elected and he says he has fulfilled his election promise of wiping away millions of dollars of debt on their financial stability is secure and it's a big sponsorship deal with the russian energy giant and they have a new system in place that will ensure cheating and manipulation of results at peter buxton events will be more difficult and that was a system that was in place — in place for the championships in belgrade. now, finally, today was the day when the shortlist of six contenders was been announced for the 2021 bbc sports personality of the year award. such a height here and i'm amazed that they managed to set down and just do six. it's been a massive year sports. we were waiting until the final moment yesterday to see what happened to lewis hamilton set to come up with business that's so broad represents so many different sports and it's very diverse. one of the present on the night. so this is the present on the night.

the president in delaware, foreign correspondent richard engel and joel ruben, deputy assistant secretary of state during the obama administration. mikeident biden intend to send vladimir putin when they talk later this afternoon and do we know why he wanted the conversation in the first place? >> well, chris, when white house officials were briefing reporters yesterday about this planned phone call scheduled for 3:30 eastern time this afternoon, they were blunt about the fact that they couldn't speak to why president putin wanted this call and that really speaks to the larger uncertainty about what precisely the russian president has in mind here, was he ever prepared to move ahead with a full-blown military invasion of ukraine? was he being provocative to be provocative or something in between. is he just testing the west, is he seeking to continue to destabilize ukraine's government in the white house calculates the longer putin is willing to engage in diplomatic negotiations the better, that's why the president agreed to have this conversation today where you can expect at a minimum he'll reiterate some of what you just heard from

mike: one of your colleagues, the number two republican in the senate is weighing a retirement announcement. senator richardrob portman of ohio plus richard burr and pat to me in the swing states of north carolina and pennsylvania are leaving already and of course you. have you had any conversations with senator thune and second are you concerned any hopes of future i parse in moments in the u.s. senate will leave with you all? >> well, i think the country is resilient and strong and understands the importance of finding solutions. senator thune and i came to congress 25 years ago. we are close friends and we worked together in senate leadership certainly, the country will benefit if he decides to stay. this is just a decision that he has to make. certainly, in my case it seemed to me that time to bring this chapter to a close and i'm looking forward to what we are going to be doing next year. then cardin and i are working on a couple major issues, mental health issue i mentioned earlier what we could do to put more health research and what did we learn from covid, what do we need to do to enhance testing.

richard nixon. is harris casting a record number of tie-breaking vote since taking office, she cast 15, for vice president mikeng six tie-breaking votes during his first year, harris is in charge of solving the border crosses, election form, share the national space council, improving access to high-speed internet and serving as ambassador to small businesses. they are talking about casting tie-breaking votes. the headline caught some people's attention. >> if you're going by the metric of the tie-breaking votes that is the numbers based argument i think there is an argument to be made but to your point do you feel in watching what has happened in the last 11 months the kamala harris is the most powerful vice president of your and my lifetime? last time i checked we were not around for richard nixon's time. >> least valuable player i would put her in that category. the salon article says the symbolic significance of a black woman with multiethnic heritage relighting over a 50/50 senate largely comprised of white men is impossible to miss. they are giving her credit there. especially when it comes to the border

. >> mike: one of your colleagues, john thune, the number to a republican in the senate, is weighing a retirement announcement. senators richardn of ohio, plus richard burr and pat toomey in the swing states of north carolina and pennsylvania are leaving already and of course you. first, have you had knee conversations with the senator, and second, are you concerned that any hopes of future bipartisan moments in the u.s. senate will leave with you all? >> senator blunt: i think the country is resilient and strong and understands the importance of finding solutions. senator food and i came to the congress only 5 years ago, we are close friends, we work together in senate leadership. certainly the country will benefit if he decides to stay in the senate, and this is just a decision that he has to make. certainly in my case, it seems to me that it's the time to bring this chapter to a close, and i'm looking forward to what we are going to be doing next year. ben cardin and i are working on a couple of major issues, mental health issue that i mentioned earlier. what we could do with more health research, what did we learn from cov

preston, meredith richards, sam fernando, lizzy yang, andrew seger, dominic torres, flojerem hochman, claudia pedala, laura gattini, merle daly, betty salinas, dean baxter, jimmy marsek, mikey rappa, michael chen, christine cast co, paul cutting, paul bernius, sean clark, jamie yost, and our fearless leader, executive producer, l.z., for which this show would not be possible without you. we appreciate all the work that everybody is doing trying to keep us on air in the middle of this global pandemic, and thank you to our viewers. we will see you back here monday. happy new year. "new day" is next. when you have xfinity xfi, you have peace of mind built in at no extra cost. advanced security helps keep your family protected online. pause wifi whenever for ultimate control with the xfinity app. and family-safe browsing gives parents one less thing to worry about. security, control and peace of mind. with xfinity xfi, it's all built in at no extra cost. ♪

richard fowler. great to see you. abby, do you hate freedom? do love living for they want to do things? >> i hate freedom, it's the worst. when it comes to governor miket parent who's like i told you not to touch the hot stove, he did and now you're burned, i don't want to tell you and i would laugh rather fat than a parent who's like you stayed up too late, your punished. you can't go out because of this, your punished i think he's looking at the situation maybe have his own party has handled the communication when it comes to covid-19 and saying we try to and talk to spike to people and it didn't work so let's try something different now smart and let's see if it does work. kennedy: i agree with you, i wish more people would say that because what he's saying which i think is very smart, you know what you're dealing with at this time you have had plenty of opportunities to get vaccinated, people are not abstaining because they are dumb, they are doing it because they are making certain choices. they have plenty of information at this time so people unvaccinated seems to be the ones filling up icus, they know what they are getting themselves into. why

to senators marsha black burn and richard blumenthal who led the hearing about protecting kids online and hearing from margrethe vestager of the european union. >> mike santoli is tracking the market action and sara has more on the amazon fine mike, let's start with what you are focusing on. >> the market regrouping after going up 3.5% in 3 days to start the week powerful rebound the low of last friday can probably be considered the low for a while but what's the head room here? that remains a question. so again nothing surprising about taking a pause but just a one point above 4701 not one of the five closes at high as 4705 starting to look as a barrier until proven otherwise for the market this was another kind of pretty powerful pullback february into march and then make a new high roll over, test. never did go back to that oirnl pullback low it is the plus 25% year to date level. s if worth noting. maybe a mental accounting thing for the markets. s&p 500 is outperformingi everything in the market you did get a real strong bounce in the rest of the market as the s&p did but it's sort of rolling. that's broken growth stocks and small caps in terms

richard engle in ukraine. also with us, former cia director john brennan and senior national security and intelligence analyst. districtor brennan, i'm going to turn to our reporters. mikeyou near steps from that briefing room. we already know some of the highlights about this video discussion between president biden and president putin. what are the outstanding questions you have for the national security adviser who we will see in a matter of minutes here. >> reporter: it's important that jake sullivan will be in the briefing room to offer the white house's fuller readout a. lot was made in the early hours as that meeting was beginning just after 10:00 the first pictures we were getting, the first picture was from russia, itself. obviously, this is a moment for president vladimir putin who knows the propaganda wars very well to get a foot hold in the conversation. so we saw that photo that showed jake sullivan throughout and among the questions we have for him really deal with the third building on the white house readout. it was generic in terms of as it put it the economic and other measures the president threatened president putin with in the event of military esca

mike flynn lied to the fbi about contact with russians. russia, did putin have a preference in the 2016 race? just ask yourself that question. did he have a preference. host: richardmassachusetts. democrat line. caller: he want me to start talking? host: go ahead. you are on. caller: my number one problem is americans always seem to blame the wrong people on almost everything. they are not too smart from what i can figure out. i don't read. they don't read books, newspapers, magazines. they are too distracted by entertainment. host: specifically what are you talking about? caller: what i'm talking about is stupid people. that's why we get so many things wrong. host: regarding? give me a specific. caller: everything -- they vote for krapp, they vote for lies that keep coming over and over again. the talking points of the republican party. host: such as what? caller: such as voting rights. the big lie. that's one of them. you talk about money, they screw everything up in the country. democrats have never really had a chance to do anything that would actually prove they were wrong about everything. host: the democrats are in current power now. how defective do you th