abby: so great to be with you.ally back in full swing of christmas season. >> i am overheating but i get to be in the spirit, we give you a sneak peek at a original holiday specials this month on fox nation, focus family, traditions and history. >> i'm getting it right here. >> the big thing you will want to stay tuned for is third annual lighting of red, white and blue christmas tree outside this building at fox square. abby: you want to see it, throughout next hour with abby hornacek and lawrence jones. >> our rivals. >> we like them. >> if you are still not a member of "fox nation," sign up now, this month part of all american christmas campaign, 35% off a one year maybe promo code celebrate at check out. >> log on to foxnation.com right now. >> you want to start streaming as soon as show is over, we have two holiday films on "fox nation." >> the first is called christmas in the wilds, a couple celebrating first holiday together. >> here is a sneak peak: >> i can build a pretty mean snow man. >> a love and famil

abby: you know, every company sort of touches down.ointments in the next few weeks because people don't want to be called out. there was a lot of companies that are resisting sort of the sense of having pressure around it. is a pretty big number, emily. over half the companies are not complying. that is an -- a lot of board members. emily: there is a trial underway to determine if requiring women on the board is legal. where is that hea abby: it is probably risky for people who are advocates of this law, because there is a lot of questions, even when governor brown signed the law two years ago, there were questions about whether it would hold up in court. i want to point out it is not just a legal issue. what is really at stake is the court of public opinion, where the law, whether it gets through the trial or not, where it has had a big impact and a lot of people are happy about the visibility of the issue. emily: when do we expect results of that trial? abby: that could take a while. it depends on how long the deliberations will be.

our correspondent abby adams joins us now. abby, why is it?re people waiting to get the booster? >> we had a very balanced mix of viewers who already received their booster shot and those who simply aren't getting it. let me pull up some comments here. so lisa on instagram says she's actually not waiting, as we asked the question, she's already boosted. and dan caster on twitter told us he's had three pfizer vaccines already and this year's flu shot, so he's not taking any chances. >> what are people saying who don't want to get the booster? either they just don't want it or they want to wait and see? >> steven on instagram said i -- he actually got sick from the first two vaccines, and there's no way he's getting that third one. and daisy said she will never get the booster or vaccine. but we also have this person who may be waiting but not on purpose. they said, it's been taking forever to get an appointment. if you're having trouble booking an appointment for your booster shot, head to nbcbayarea.com. we have plenty of tips on when the best

i am jackie dion lewis along with sean duffy abby hornacek and david webb. the big saturday show.we begin with -- president biden addressing the nation, at least five states in america's heartland, it's killed at least seven people. fearing more than one people 100 people from a few buildings left standing in one tornado completely level the candle factory with people inside. >> i work at the candle factory. we got hit by a tornado and we are trapped. jackie: the corridors has it would be a miracle if anyone else found alive in the rubble. in illinois, a tornado hit an amazon warehouse killing at least two people. police chief confirmed 30 people made it to safety but local officials still trying to determine how many workers were inside. amazon ceo tweeting this, as the situation continues to evolve, i want our edwardsville community to know we are working closely with first responders and local officials to support them. the sympathies are with the amazon community and all impacted. in arkansas, at least one person died at a nursing home in a suburb of monette after a tornado co

that is abby acone, an extraordinary _ history.y differential - extraordinary differential between their hot and cold there. to stay with us on bbc news. to come in a moment: the most ambitious financial and political change ever attempted has got under way with the introduction of the euro. tomorrow in holland they are going to use money that we picked up in belgium today and then we will be in france and again it will be the same money. it has got to be the way to go. george harrison, the former beatle, is recovering - in hospital after being stabbed at his oxfordshire home. - a 33—year—old man from - liverpool is being interviewed by police on suspicionj of attempted murder. i think it was good. just good? no, fantastic. that's better. big ben bongs. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: america's leading health body halves the isolation period for patients with asymptomatic covid, from ten days to five. france gets tougher on covid restrictions, with working from home becoming compulsory, as infection rates exceed 100,000 a d

kat, charlotte, and abby.er to ease the pain of body sores and extreme exhaustion from lack of sleep on this voyage of endless horizon, at the mercy of all this wilderness can throw at them and their boat, dolly parton, with no bathroom, toilet, kitchen, let alone the trimmings many enjoy on christmas day. we're in the middle of the atlantic. the water is choppy so we are getting a bit wet. but the sun is out. so it is not a typical christmas. ithink, honestly, the biggest thing for us was literally this the first ten days, which was just settling into that routine of sleep deprivation. because with three rowers we are rowing two hours on, getting an hour off, so i think we didn't realise how much that would impact us. so there have been a lot of tears, but i think we over that now and i think we have settled into the routine of the lack of sleep. for the three friends this has already been a story of determination and defiance. last christmas kat was in hospital receiving radiotherapy to treat cancer. in the

abby hornacek joins us now.athletes from america would be allowed to compete. >> if they choose. is it enough? that's yet to be seen. right now, it's not a full boycott. u.s. government officials aren't going but what will the athletes do, right? and look, this is an opportunity for the biden administration to finally show that had they can -- they are capable of a bold move that a lot of americans quite frankly have been waiting to see since joe biden took office and a lot of things boiled up for this to finally happen. you look back and you had them cracking down on the pro democracy protests in hong kong, its policieses towards tibet and taiwan, the handling of the peng shuai situation most recently and you heard enes kanter speak out about human rights abuses. carley: we do have sound from enes kanter, he was on with maria bartiromo yesterday, take a listen to what he had to say about a boycott of the 2022 beijing olympics. watch this. maria: what do you want to say to other athletes who are headed to beijin

they don't follow the science, abby.ence, when it comes to children, when it comes to adults, those who don't have co-morbidities. look, anything can happen to any of us, but early detection, response, therapeutics, fauci is playing a game of moving the goalposts. had he been involved in the army/navy game yesterday -- [laughter] we'd still be playing the game because nobody would get to the end zone. >> go ahead, sean. >> the video of de blasio, the question was why are you doing this before you leave office? de blasio didn't answer. he's like, well, mandates work and incentives work. well, that wasn't the question. why don't you let the next mayor put in what restrictions he thinks are appropriate. but i think what's interesting is dr. fauci himself has said that about a third of people who are getting the omicron virus are fully vaxxed. they actually have the boosters, and they're getting sick or infected by the omicron virus. and kathy hochul, the governor of new york, when she put this mandate in place herself, she'

where are you on this, abby, first off.t you haven't had a yeah. >> no shade to general mills, but i like kraft mac and cheese. so i will continue paying the price for kraft mac and cheese. but you pose an interesting question about -- you make some really good points. you are pretty good i do your job. when you do ask that question though, when are people going to stop paying these prices, the problem is that they want to stop paying the price is lucky charms are yoplait, they going to reach another type of cereal or another type of yogurt and see that those have increased as well. you look at the statistics, the u.s. labor appears statistics says that price rose 6.4% on the screen in your intro there. that is for -- the food you are eating at home. another is the highest month increase that is been recorded since december 2008. you know what jimmy was doing and fascinate? i checked on linkedin. he was still managing his comedy career while driving taxis 50 hours a week. that's a time frame on it. so i think hardworking fa

let's bring in abby fernandez with some of the thoughts. i'm guessing you're getting a lot of responses, abby. >> we got a lot of responses, some on opposite ends of the spectrum. this researcher said he wants to hire more officers. on the other side this person is saying oakland should invest in the community and not in the police. very different sides there. >> even the mayor saying last night we need to use some of our money to start replenishing our police officers. still staying progressive but funding more toward the police. >> we were just talking about high-definition cameras, facial recognition, using sheriff patrols to patrol the streets. this person is speaking directly to the oakland p.d. saying they should enforce laws like pulling over cars who don't drive with plates. you've covered this story for long time for many years, what do you think oakland should do? >> before it's been police force, community and government leadership. all three need to start working to the in a much better way. "synced in" addresses the subject. >>

hi, abby.m the richard fowler show, fox news contribute, richard fowler, yes. 2020 libertarian vice presidential candidate, there he is in front of the map to the stars, spike going. welcome one and all. >> this isn't happening behind me, this is a green screen believe it or not. kennedy: oh, i thought you are hovering above us in space in your capsule. all right. >> no, it's all electric. [laughter] kennedy: tricks indeed, that's what the white house is trying to employ right now but isn't it soon to blame things on other things when there are people hurting and suffering losses they may never recover from? >> nationally to early. i think a lot of people are focusing on present biden's response to that but a reminder that that was a reporter's question, put the blame on her, i think now's the time or place to ask that and when it comes to joe biden, i he had every opportunity to say the conversation to be had but not right now. right now we are focused on getting the resources we have to thous

thank you to abby and lisa and others for joining us. i am heartened by the optimism i saw. it is great to think about this as an opportunity to reinvent, rebuild, and an opportunity that it is not an option to miss. i will say goodbye to our panelists and turn it over to anita, politico's first senior editor for -- committee hearing for two and a half hours.

thank you, abby, go and get in the warm.s box office losses as the pandemic continues to prevent large sections of the audience returning to the cinema. in the us, takings are set to reach $4.4 billion by the end of the year, which sounds like no mean feat, but that's down 61% on 2019, the last year where covid—19 wasn't a factor. globally, box office receipts this year were around 20 billion, again not be laughed at, but half of what the studios made in 2019. so far, only one film this year has grossed more than $1 billion across the world — spider man: no way home — compared to nine films in 2019. so is fear of covid stopping audiences setting out to the local mutliplex, or has the rise of streaming and on—demand changed the way we consume movies for ever? paul dergarabedian is a senior media analyst at comscore and gave me his opinion. an incredible year and a half, almost two years, really, for the movie theatres in particular. movie theatres shutting down potentially in march 2020, movie theatres shutting down essential

when lions it's abby what's your story with. ready women, especially and victims of violence in a lot of take part and send us your story. the chain always to understand this new culture. so you are not a visitor, not a guess. you want to become a citizen in full migrants, your platform for reliable information. this is did other news asia coming up to date defendant makes an impact on mental health headlines in india have seen arise in distress, callers seeking a way out. we look at how and los grief and financial hardship are taking an emotional toll and life on the beach. y green sea turtles are returning in huge numbers to nest. impact is thought ah, i'm british manager, welcome to deed other news, asia glad you could join us. india as gilbert. ben demick hides another silent pandemic suicide. recently released figure show a 10 percent increase in suicide last year. experts assume that the economic impacts both stress is brought on by the pandemic affected old sections of society, including business persons and women. but as

i think abby touched on a lot of the key elements as well. i would just say that i think there is a shared recognition that the 2001, i mean this is the war on terror, you aumf, the authorization that has been used in 19 countries against al-qaeda, against groups that al-qaeda was fighting. against groups that did not exist on 9/11, against groups that did not exist on 9/11 but that al-qaeda was fighting. it is just very tricky, very messy. it has basically underpinned the war on terror. all the other aumf, the 2002 was used this millennium. it has been used, or it has been the secondary justification. there was a little bit of an argument. i'm not persuaded by it in terms of continuing or that there would be any damage of repeal. i think the broader emphasis here is that if we are going to go about the tough work on the oh one, we should be laser focused on that, so before you go and renovate your house, clean everything out that is dusty and filled with cobwebs, bring it to goodwill. get rid of that stuff so you can deal with the actual tas

thank you to abby and lisa and others for joining us. i am heartened by the optimism i saw. it is great to think about this as an opportunity to reinvent, rebuild, and an opportunity that it is not an option to miss. i will say goodbye to our panelists and turn it over to anita, politico's first senior editor for -- and former white house correspondent at politico. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> c-span offers a variety of podcasts that have something for every listener. washington today gives you the latest from the nation's capital. every week, but knows has interviews with writers. the weekly uses audio from our arconic to look at how issues of the day developed. our series talking with features conversations with historians about their lives and work. many of our programs are also available as podcasts. you can find them on c-span now or wherever you get your podcast s. -- we found the small steel balls were magnetic. what is listed on amazon does not matter. what matters is a child could swallow these magnets. the national capital poison center says -- cases

abby hornacek is on the clock up next. ♪ ♪ i'm so glad we're finally on vacation. - searching hundreds of travel sites to find us a great flight. my ears still won't pop after the flight but i don't even care.... what? kayak. search one and done. ♪ limu emu... & doug ♪ ♪ 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 what you need ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ spider-man no way home in theaters december 17th ♪ ♪ >> abby hornacek on the clock, four topics 60 seconds each here we go. are you ready? >> i think so, katie, we will see i guess i guess. >> let's do this. first up, you never asked for it but it's here, television thanks to a scientist out of japan you'll now be able to taste any on-screen tv flavor with a simple lake and one feature will allow you to download and virtually taste meals from restaurants all around the world. >> i was wondering, i kept getting emails from the bureau wise katie pavlich li

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it's christmas time, let's go. >> mike, abby, enjoyed christmas eve.ime nor season for the state of mind that was calvin coolidge, the 30th president of the united states. thanks for joining us here. i want everyone to have a very merry christmas, good night. looking at a beautiful tree. ♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone, and dana perino along with harold ford jr., jesse watters, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ merry christmas, everyone, we hope that you are ready for a holiday extravaganza like never before. we have a huge show coming up including back by popular demand are naughty and nice list. at the feeding frenzy with some amazing holiday treats, a festive christmas edition of the

abbi is the prime minister, okay. he is the leader.you can tell me, does he have a plan? what is it that he's willing to do, to end this horrible civil war? what is it that you want the world, the -- the world is watching ethiopia right now and a pulling for peace. will prime minister abbi succeed in achieving peace? >> prime minister abbi has got a track record of achieving peace and bringing harmony among the community. the way this has been characterized, the narrative of the tplf, air waves has taken over the international committee. he is committed to peace. he has the responsibility to ensure that state order is maintained. which the tplf is a clear threat to. so alongside the goal of ensuring that the tplf are pushed back, there's processes laid out to ensure that any -- there is a space to address them adequately and nobody more than the prime minister and the ethiopian people and government are more concerned about their country. i think the clear message of the international committee is stand by the legitimately elected demo

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well, champion of the dramatic when at the out with abby gone, ah hello and welcome to the program. our top story rescue teams in 6 us states are picking through the trail of rubble and devastation left by around 30 powerful tornadoes. that struck late on friday night. a governor of kentucky is saying, whole towns have been flattened. it's not known how many people are missing in the states, and hopes of finding survivors as fast fading. emergency responders had to be extracted themselves 1st from destroyed police and fire stations before they could then rescue other victims. there's been a lot of focus on that. the small town of may field, which is shown here, it's really been described as ground 0 in all this, dozens of people are fair to have died in a candle factory where a 110 people were working. families have been posting pictures of missing loved ones who were at work when the tornadoes swept through the area. there was a warning for people to get to to the right area. but this, the storm. it's like nothing any of us have ever seen before. even in a movie or, or on tv. it is

but abby, this is what i now, briscoe medicine. i mean, up on that old manila, you know what i mean battle with amanda and i know but the dead now don't, i mean being that if you're, you know what i me say loudly. but he only saw me. it's about all the mom and he thought that they had on the playground. that was, that is gonna be with and also is dependent on but in gay captain, it's an administrative position, the sort of district. and the captain is one of the buyers of the divers gold. the problem is this kind of mining by individuals is forbidden. but there are workarounds, commercial place or operations are permitted. so prospect has formed cartels to look like a big company in the eyes of the law. the captain thinks it's better to buy the gold rather than constantly send the police to drive the diggers away. ah, oh it all got hit. ah, i thought holy moly! and 80 day bubbling up a molecule, martha garcia will ashlyn. lucky keep on the bumper on knuckle, meet that at my window, yom, but on the line, the marketing up my media au

with the smugglers with lions, it's abby. what's your story? he wasn't, i was women, especially victims of violence in labs and take part and send us your story. we are trying always to understand this new culture. so you are not a visitor, not the guests. you want to become a citizen. in phil migrants, your platform for reliable information with a oh, a wade is 10 meters high, no land in sight. full women alone on the open sea. a micah, stephanie cathy, anna and cigna are taking on the biggest challenge of their lives, crossing the atlantic ocean in a row votes in the telescope atlantic challenge. micah, a cardiologist by trade, has hardly any rowing experience. globus is all, i think it's also a little bit about getting to know myself from a different perspective by doing something crazy. my so look to see. she has me like the other women, she lives in hamburg, mike, his best friend, catalina, came up with the idea. ah, my gallon with you. i'm toyota. i like having adventures and trying different 40 things august 30 to 67 days on the atlantic

abby hornacek, emotional support human, cat enthusiasts entry lighter, she joins us. makes sense. this ever ever happened before? >> first of all, jesse, i've been working this entire career to earn the title of cat analyst. thanks to you and the tucker team for giving me this opportunity. >> jesse: you deserve it. >> it has happened before, believe it or not. someone who reported back in 2020 who was a flight attendant had witnessed this on two separate occasions. apparently this is nothing new. in this instance, jesse, i thought that being a hairless cat was punishment enough and have to go through this horrific experience. the poor cat got dealt a bad hand and so to the person in 13b. what do you do if you're sitting next to i don't know. too many questions, not enough answers. >> jesse: at least you have to record it and send it to "tucker carlson tonight." everyone wants to know if it's legal to do this. is it a beast reality play beast >> i hope we draw a line.i didn, jesse. what i read online, there's nothing that suggests this is illegal. back in 2018, breastfeeding to a h

cat, charlotte, and abby.ay. it the trimmings many en'oy on christmas day.i the trimmings many en'oy on christmas day. the trimmings many en'oy on christmas da . . ., christmas day. it is the middle of the atlantic- _ christmas day. it is the middle of the atlantic. the _ christmas day. it is the middle of the atlantic. the water _ christmas day. it is the middle of the atlantic. the water is - christmas day. it is the middle of the atlantic. the water is choppy| the atlantic. the water is choppy so we are getting a bit wet. but the sun is out stop so it is not a typical christmas. i think, honestly, the biggest thing for us was literally this —— the first ten days, which was just settling into that routine of sleep deprivation. because with three rowers we are rowing two hours on, getting an hour off, so i think we didn't realise how much that would impact us. so it has been a loss of tears, but i think we over that now and i think we have settled into the routine of the lack of sleep. for we have settled int

a 17 hatter, defeated dorman, as we saw below feld stand, abby leipzig, frankfurt big might bochum down on yon berlin foot, shared the spoils without berg on sunday, fryeburg faced leverage. susan and cologne. battle with short cat. and that's all the news now. sports life is up next on the channel after a short break. looking ahead to the 2022 world cup in guitar. stay with us for that and have a good day with me. ah, what people have to say matters to us, but me that's why we listen to their stories.

and abby, hamid's office is saying, the prime minister is headed back to the front lines off to returning to the capital, addis ababa on wednesday. government is reporting more gains against the rebels, but to the t. p l. f. disputes this for ministers from the g 7 group of nations, a warning that russia faces what they're calling massive consequences if it invades ukraine. a statement came on the final day of gathering of talk, diplomats from the wells richest democracies. moscow denies any plans of the military offensive. as the headlines this hour, i'll have more news free later on off to witness, which is the program coming up next. ah ah oh ah oh. ready ready ready ready i'm sorry, i don't mean shamefully. ready ready ready ready ready ready ready deanna bondo jeanine june it. ringback ready should be nickel, so a tin gun, joe. a gore? the kill me. and then galvin with the answer and the plug, shining humble. oh, we door, cham. echo our boy deep st. garage door. i am sorry, i never did that with you, but did a combustion, nico, whom board said above the shipper presented thunder. so

thank you very much. abby knew you now to some of the other global business stories making news. president ottawa has urged tucks to keep their savings in lira and said recent exchange, right, volatility was under control. the layer is lost and he 45 percent of its value. it's washed year. in 2 decades, the turkish president also asked for trust in his unorthodox policies of slashing interest rates despite soaring inflation. and germany has shut down half of its remaining 6 nuclear power plants is part of the government commitment made shortly after the focus sheeman nuclear disaster in 2011. the final 3 nuclear plants will close next year. the move has recently proved controversial as energy costs rise due to dwindling gas applies. and she ging ping has warned of challenges to economic growth in the world's 2nd largest economy. unlike in previous years, the chinese president did not talk about gross domestic product in his new years address. oh sure. china has come under increasing pressure from a range of forces including cove. it outbreaks, a debt crisis in the housing market and weak c

as we saw fryeburg bait levick season heather put off the upset to fitting dormant viola felt stand abby leipzig, frankfurt big minds. hoffen haim drew with glad back and buchan downed on yawn berlin in a disappointment. furth shed this boy spoils, meanwhile with arch berg, and bion dismantled vall spoke back on friday night. so then let's check out the ones like a table at the midway point in the season now. and by and munich are where they always are on top, followed at a distance by dormant some 9 point back fryeburg and leather cheese and follow them . in the bottom half things are incredibly tight. also at the bottom expert bill felt and foot all mired for now in the relegation. son, you're watching d. w. news. he is a reminder of our top story. this our chalet has elected left us gabriel burridge as its new president following one of the most divisive elections in decades. he ran on a platform in support of public education, health care and equal rights for indigenous and l g b t q. that's all for now. up next a u. s. s r u s. a saw state of mind is the latest in adult film series

we'll hear from british w series driver abbie eaton and how she got lucky in a crash that broke her backo potentially break your back or worse, paralyse you, kill you. there is not anything, any place for that on the track. hello and welcome to sportsday. evening, we usually like to offer a bit of a respite from the news agenda in sportsday, but there really is no escape as sport is inevitably impacted by this surge in covid cases. this afternoon, scotland have followed wales' lead. sport will carry on, but from boxing day, spectators will be effectively locked out, for at least three weeks in scotland. there's no end date set in wales yet. football, rugby and horseracing will be hardest hit, but indoor sports will also be affected. joe lynskey reports sported in scotland and wales is heading in the silence. from boxing day in both nations, crowds get stripped back and in cardiff, no enddate said. the welsh government will fund £3 million to help clubs through. in scotland, the restrictions last three weeks. the first minister says it's to stop the spread of omicron cases.- first ministe

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meijer: i think abby touched on some key elements well. i think there is recognition that the 2001 war on terror, the authorization that has been used in 19 countries, against al qaeda, against groups al qaeda was fighting, against groups the did not exist on 9/11, against groups that did not exist on 9/11 but al qaeda was fighting, it is very tricky, it has underpinned the war on terror. 2002 was used this millennium. it has been used -- it has been the secondary justification. there was a little bit of an argument, i am not persuaded by it, in terms of continuing it. our emphasis is if we would go about the tough work on the 2001, we should be laser focused. before you go and renovate your house, clean everything out that is dusty, filled with cobwebs, take it to goodwill, get rid of that stuff so you can deal with the task at hand instead of getting distracted by things that are no longer relevant or necessary, but could still pose a hazard. rep. spanberger: good constitutional hygiene, i think that is the way you put it before. >> let'

. >> abby kennedy. hitting the game-winning shot for half-moon bay with two seconds left says yeah. she worries about the omicron variant. >> just being so close with the other team. i don't know if they are vaccinated or if they got the booster or not. worry about getting it, giving it to my family. >> we are all vaccinated. one of those things we are comfortable. >> reporter: organizers say vaccination is not mandatories but teams are required to get tested before playing and follow all health guidelines. >> a super spreader, i want to think not. >> reporter: some teams are playing with fewer players because of health and safety protocols. >> if things really go sideways, we could possibly have to cancel. >> rebound. >> reporter: many parents say they balanced the pros and cons. >> we know what we are doing here in california but we are not sure they are doing it in their state. >> reporter: given most players are vaccinated, according to organizers, both parents and students believe the tournament is good for their mental health. >> something going on in your life that is not bas

abby state is awash in money -- every state is awash in money. they have never seen this much. big states, little states, they are awash in money based upon what was done earlier this year. obviously, we will try to meet the needs if they are there and you cannot find money to address them. so have bad that gets, how compelling a case there is for additional funding above what we have already done already remains to be seen. >> can you commit now that if you are majority leader in 2023 and there is a supreme court vacancy, that he would give that person a vote? sen. mcconnell: i'm not going to start talking about what might happen if i'm the majority leader the last two years of the current term. >> is not an election year. why would you not commit to that? sen. mcconnell: i'm not going to comment. >> two separate questions. number one, your campaign committee is not getting involved in primaries. given a little bit of time, wondering what you think about that. number two, are you convinced that no republican will engage with talks with democrats to change the rules to do a vot

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. >> reporter: abby kennedy, who had the game-winning shot for half moon bay says, yeah, she worrieshe omicron variant. >> things so close, because i don't know if the other team is vaccinated or having the booster or not, but worried about getting it, giving it to my family. >> we are all vaccinated. we are comfortable, we have done our part, and we hope everyone else does their part. >> reporter: organizers say vaccination isn't mandatory, but teams are required to get tested before they play, and follow all alameda county health guidelines. >> a super spreader, i want to think not. >> reporter: some teams are playing with fewer players because of health and safety protocols. >> of things really go sideways to my we could possibly have to cancel come up but we never prepared for that. we prepared to push forward. we owe it to these young women. >> reporter: many parents say they balanced the pros and cons. >> we know what we are doing in california, but we aren't sure what they do in their stay. >> reporter: most players are vaccinated according to organizers. both parents and stud

. >> abby kennedy who hit the game winning shots with two seconds left said yeah. she worries about the omicron variant. >> being so close to the other team. i don't know if they are vaccinated or had the booster. just like worried about like getting it, getting it to my family. >> we are all vaccinated. it's one of those things that we are comfortable. >> organizers say vaccination is not mandatory but teams are required to get tested before they play and follow all alameda health guidelines. >> a super spreader. i want to think not. >> some teams playing with fewer players because of health and safety protocols. >> if things really go sideways, we could possibly have to cancel. >> rebound. >> many say they balance the pros and cons. >> we know what we are doing here in california. we aren't quite sure what they are doing. >> given most players vaccinated according toorganizers both parents and -- believe the tournament is good for their mental health. >> something that's not basketball related. you could come here for an he is kay. >> the tournament will continue