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you don't have the visual acues, so you should slow down, and you might get caught by a surprise evenugh it's a familiar bridge getting over to the bay bridge and richmond bridge as well. >>> in the south bay they are saying good-bye to a restaurant with really a cult following here. the owner of the mongolian barbecue in san josÉ. >> people came from other counties to get their last meal there this weekend. >> not only is the restaurant owner saying good-bye to all of his long-time customers, but because his restaurant is closing he's forced to leave the country. >> customizable food in a bowl, it has kept people coming back. the owners say after 17 years, they are closing their restaurant. >> it's disappointing because it's a really great place and, you know, it has a nice vibe, a nice family vibe. we're definitely going to miss it. >> this 10-year-old said he learned to like veggies here. >> it's sad to see it, like, go. >> john, an engineer from south korea said he knew nothing about the restaurant business when he first took over, and he is the third person to own the restaurant

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power panel mercedes schlapp, acu foundation senior fellow and former trump white house communicationswoodhouse, senior advisor to the dnc and former obama campaign senior advisor. welcome to the program. brad, ill oh he start with you. really, you know what it is like to have a president in the white house who had media who were all over him, obama. >> right, but what you are suggesting here, i guess, is that biden is getting all of this favorable coverage and >> harris: don't think so? you don't think so >> he never gets called out by anybody but fox. >> i would put the test on this very program. you know that president biden has created over 5 million jobs in 11 months in office. more than four republican presidents combined. have you been reporting on that on this program? >> harris: we report on jobs when it happens. you know who else could be saying that is jen psaki. she could be saying it, right? it is her job to do it. let's jump to someone who handles problems for trump. how is the press against president biden compared to that against trump? >> first of all, harris, i'm wait

and washington joined today by a correspondent alicia acuna, fox business anchor lauren simonetti, acu foundation senior fellow and former white house jump advisor mercedes schlapp, and in the center virtual seat we have seattle radio host jason rantz. i welcome everyone. dr. fauci is taking what could be considered by some a grinch-like approach to the holidays especially for americans who haven't been vaccinated. take a listen to his latest advice. >> dealing with a serious enough situation right now that if there is an unvaccinated person, i would say i'm very sorry, but not this time, maybe another time when this is all over. >> gillian: at jason, i'm going to come to you first. in the meantime hit the president is knocking his health team's response saying it hasn't been good enough, take a look at this. >> we go to the pharmacy and we hear this over and over again, empty shelves and no test kits, is not a failure? >> president biden: i don't take as a failure, i think you could argue that we should have known a year ago, six months ago, two months ago or a month ago but the answe

far right acolytes of former president donald trump in the house republican caucus have embarked on acu targeted campaign ahead the midterm elections to expand their ranks and extend their power on capitol hill. the effort backed by trump and guided by house members such as georgia's marjorie taylor greene and north carolina's marjory cawthorn is part of the movement to purge the gop of those not deemed loyal to the former president and his false claims that the 2020 election was, in fact, rigged in favor of joe biden. candidates seeking trump's approval meet with him at his t ma a lago resort in palm beach, florida, where hen peppers the with questions to test their maga bona fides. to secure the endorsement of high-profile maga figures like cawthorn, greene or trump himself, the candidates must push the unfounded claim that the 2020 election was stolen and show complete fealty to the former president. >>> joining us now is colby itkowitz, national politics th ts fe reporter for "the washington post." great to have you with us. thank you for joining us this evening. explain this to me.

nobody in acu or fatalities but it's also take some time as the disease develop so we have to allow formore time for bed better assessment of mixed blood right now most of the reported cases are either asymptomatic or have mild disease. we still think because of the increased transmissibility and so many people potentially going to be infected that it omicron will still lead to an increased burden on the health care system. let's turn to how countries are responding to omicron. in a moment, we'll hear from our correspondents gary o'donoghue in washington, and andrew harding injohannesburg, but first here's imogen foulkes near the swiss captial bern. across europe, governments are rushing in new covid—i9 restrictions in the netherlands. there is a lockdown. that mark is thinking about a curfew and here in switzerland, doors are closed to the unvaccinated. to get into a bar or restaurant or theatre or museum a football match, or your local gym, you will need their covid—i9 certificate. it shows that you are vaccinated while at that you have recovered from covid—i9. a negative test will no

>> acus you allow employers to shield them from publicity. of companies and "fox news" for years in your saving engaged in a sack to be. they are serial sexual predators in the workplace and because arbitration is private nobody knows about the past issues so women join these companies and had no idea what had been going on and it takes a lot for these women to finally come forward. >> so many broke and lives and you who have appeared today have shared your life stories with us briefly with tenacity and survival. you are wonderful people and i'm sorry you went through what you had to go through but i i appreciate your coming and share yourur stories with us today so everyone can hear. thank you. i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. >> thank you mr. chairman. i'm going to start off with a question hopefully to get a hand raised. would all five or six including a remote visitor would all six of you agree, i'm sorry seven of you would all of you agree that in fact if non-disclosures were taken out of the binding arbitration process in the