they're from ann arbor, michigan. now, early election results are coming in from the united states a year ahead of crucial mid terms. voters are choosing mares and other local officials. they're also considering referenda and some state policies, but the most closely watch the races are in virginia and new jersey to decide on who becomes the next governor. well, we have to correspondence keeping track of the elections. kristin salumi is in boston, but 1st let's go to fill a veil in washington, d. c. at filled. so the virginia race still too close to call, but it now looks like the republican glen young can is pulling slightly ahead. the absolutely what a difference a few hours makes a difference. because when the post close, the exit polls were putting terry mcauliffe, the democrat in the lead, just goes to show because you never know what's going to happen in virginia. it is a swing state. you look at the presidential elections that went for donald trump in 2016 when for joe biden, in 2020, and now it appears at the

in the ann arbor snow, the big house rocking like the old days, harbaugh trying to finish the job, hisin this position before. he was -- he straight up out coached ryan day today. wolverines now under three minutes left. 25-27. and the victors can finally celebrate. haskins again, his fifth touchdown of the day. michigan ran for 297-yards. the relief from harbaugh. finally gets one over the buckeyes. 42-27. more importantly, they're now in the big-10 title game. they win. they are in the college football playoff. >> nick saban of the crimson tide needed a win for their playoff hopes. the iron bowl today against auburn, under 30 seconds to go in the game. alabama down seven. bryce young to jacori brooks. what a touchdown. this was everyone's face when we found out it was the first over time game in iron bowl history. alabama needs the two to win it. it's young to john iii. and the playoff dream is indeed alive. 24-22 winners are the crimson tide. they turn their attention to georgia for the sec championship. oregon looking to wrap up the pac-12 north division. rival oregon state was in

it looks like it's going to be bananas in ann arbor as well. enjoy the game, desmond.espn "gameday" 9:00 a.m. eastern. all the college football games following that. i know it's a big football weekend for you. >> rachel wanted to add a little analysis. >> i understood everything. >> you are wearing maize, >> on purpose.gan's color, so -- >> when jousting with politicians, she's more like a ufc fan than football. >> right. >>> we have a lot to get to coming up this morning. it's small business saturday. why shopping local is so important. the head of the small business administration joins us live. >>> plus, learning about the life of ahmaud arbery. friends and family describe the man they knew before his fatal shooting. >>> and honoring broadway legend stephen sondheim. the legacy of musical theater he leaves behind. we'll be right back. >>> "good morning america" >>> "good morning america" is sponsored by hess toy truck. with age comes more... get more with neutrogena® retinol pro plus. a powerful .05% retinol that's also gentle on skin. for wrinkles results in one we

he joins us from ann arbor in michigan. dr. fat, all. good to have you back here on the news our on al jazeera. is this preventative or is it's therapeutic? thank you for the invite. this is a preventative vaccine prophylaxis. it's not. we cannot treat the infection with a vaccine. it's not going to work. so it's really our measure to prevent the infection a priori be for a 3 they happen. and therefore a big target population for this vaccine is kids at the age of 11 on the 1111 to 15 years old was the percentages here. i mean, how many people that gets the virus, but don't know they have it because they must be hundreds of millions of people out there in that situation. how many of them will definitely go on to get cancer? well, the majority of people are getting domestic infection and they can't clear the virus, nothing will happen. but there is a some of the right virus, the types from this virus, b, r i and therefore they go dormant and they, they carry the virus and therefore it comes back later when the, with the cancer. so mostly

what was it like to see east lansing at last ann arbor?mily: like many spartan games, it was basically being nervous for most of the game until the very last minute in which you suddenly realize that we had it. it was very exciting. you missed it. i was rocking the spartan green. we had to switch up the color palate this morning. tom: emily, thank you. it is a joy to see that. it is a joy to have the president come home. what does he come home to? emily: the is coming home to a democratic party that still is struggling to pass his signature piece of policy legislation. it is played that clip from senator manchin. over in the house, nancy pelosi says they are on track, on course to continue passing both bills, that social tax plan as well as the bipartisan infrastructure plan this week. it is what democrats are hoping to do. we talked to progressives and they say this is in president biden's hands right now, putting a lot of pressure on the president, saying if biden can guarantee that he will be able to get to senator manchin and senator s

washington dc and began her career as a writer for the michigan daily at the university of michigan ann arbor. so please welcome emma goldberg to the stage. >> hi everybody. i am lucky enough to be a colleague of emma goldberg and a dear friend. i am so proud she is here at the hometown bookstore to talk about her first book with you life on the line i want to dive right in because she is the star. so bear with me this is my first time moderating anything. so apologies in advance. and so excited for you. can you just start by telling us a little bit about the subject matter? your book is among the first to be published anywhere about new york's first wave of covid which is brutal family have a hard time reading about the pandemic especially here in new york city. so why do you think it's important to keep writing and talking about front-line communities and what we saw here in new york last year? and with those primaries coming up and then to have done so much with the pandemic and that's a really great question and an interesting place to start because i have heard from some people how it's

joining us is a doctor from ann arbor. thank you for being with us.here's a lot that we still don't know about the effectiveness of the current vaccines. how long is going to take them to get an idea of how well they work against it? >> the work should have started by now. we should be learning more and more about the efficacy or combination of this new variant and the neutralization of the variant by the antibodies generated by the different vaccines available. that should take a few days or almost a week or two weeks. we should know exact where we stand. we all talk about it may spread faster. maybe this, maybe that. the number of cases that we have today, it is still impossible to say that the level of danger that comes with this mutation. people have the feeling that it's going to be spreading fast, but delta was spreading also fast but was still under the umbrella and the protection that we gained from taking the different vaccines. it is possible that the red flag will be taken down and will be treated as other mutations and other variants in th

miground297 rushing ya the release from harbaugh as they get the relief. 42-27 and it was pandemonium in ann arbor and they are now in the big ten title game winning during the college playoff. the warriors are 17-2 and 13 of the winds are by double digits and they have just been pulverizing the association. it should be a tough stretch of staples center tonight against the clippers and then back to back with the phoenix suns. last night behind 32 points from steph curry, the warriors handled the blazers 118-103 and are now 11-1 at the chase center. here is video from long after the game ended and it's an emotional klay thompson still on the bench with a towel over his head. he has missed two and half years with injuries and finally cleared to practice earlier this week. >> he is very human is what i'm trying to say. he is vulnerable and emotional. that is what makes him such a beautiful person. he just cares and loves the game and loves the work and wants to be a part of everything. all of that has been ripped away in the last two years. there's times where he has been pretty down. >> a fun week,

from washington dc beginning her career with the michigan daily with the university of michigan in ann arbor. so please welcome emma goldberg to the stage. >> . >> hello everybody. i am lucky enough to be a colleague of emma goldberg and also a dear friend. i am d so proud she is here at her hometown bookstore to talk about her first book with you life on the line. i just want to dive right in because she is the star. so bear with me it is actually my first b time moderating anything. congratulations. i'm so excited for you. can you just start by telling us a little bit about the subject matter? your book is among the first to be published anywhere with that first wave of covid which was brutal. >> as we march toward reopening, why is it important to keep writing and talk about front-line communities and providers and what they saw last year? >> i am so grateful so first of all covering the new york city primaries coming up that also to do so much with the pandemic that's a really great question and interesting place to start so people say isn't it a little too soon to start processing the s

to the ann arbor snow. the big house rocking like the old days. harbaugh trying to finish the job, the wolverines had been in this position before. hassan hawkins punches it in to start the second half. it's 21-13. victors under three minutes left. now 35-27 rather. and the wolverines can finally celebrate. hassan haskins again. fifth touchdown of the day. michigan ran for 297-yards. and you can exhale jim, finally gets the one over the bicyclist. they're in the big-10 title game. they win. they are in the college football playoff. in east lapsing michigan, that's a blizzard that spartay and penn state played in. peyton thorn. jaden reid. grabs it in the snow. don't ask me why penn state was wearing white. probably the reason why they lost. that gives away three points. michigan state wins 30-27. they finish 10 and 2. nick saban and the crimson tide needed a win for their playoff hopes. the iron bowl today against auburn. one of the great rivalries. alabama down 7. bryce young connects on the corner. with jacori brooks. oh what a play. this was my

host: let's hear from tony in ann arbor, michigan. we are running short on time.he house is about to come in. tony, no ahead. caller: thank you. i want people to understand if they spend more than $20 a day, the irs will be knocking on the door asking for more money. that is the main thing. childcare. they have to have a four-year degree. as for the roads, that $1.2 trillion, only 9% goes to roads. roads are going to stay the same. it did not do nothing. host: gail from jacksonville, north carolina. caller: good morning. i will make this short and sweet. thank god for president biden and the democrats. i am so thankful the build back better is for our children and caregiving and generations. it is the most transformative investment in children and caregiving and generations. we have to do what is best for our generations. 100 years ago, we had high schools where we could have public education for free. biden cares about families. the democrats care about families. prescription drugs are supposed to be lowered. i don't understand how these republicans can sit back

now to ann arbor. michigan and ohio state.hadn't won since 2011. they used the decade to demolish the buckeyes. in the final minutes, haskins delivers the dagger into the heart of buckeye nation. it's the most rushing touchdowns in the 125-year history of the rivalry. 42-27 is the final. third win for michigan in the game since the turn of the century. coach jim harbaugh gets his first win in six tries. he will face iowa in the big 10 title game. >> hathis is the best moment ofy life. i manifested it. i'm here with my family, my teammates. on this glorious day that be just beat ohio state. >> now to the bedlam rivalry. oklahoma and oklahoma state. a trip to the conference championship on the line. sanders and the cowboys delivering in the fourth. 37-yard scamper for the score. eric gray muffs for oklahoma. oklahoma state recovers it within the five. only in a rivalry game. the td, the game winner. oklahoma state roaring back from down nine points to win it 37-33. the first win over ou since 2014. oklahoma state gets baylor in

college hoops, though, had a historic upset on the court an ann arbor, michigan.allying to a 67-65 win. over a nonconference ranked in the top five and the first against a top-five team since the second round of the 2008 ncaa tournament. >>> now, to world cup soccer in kingston, the u.s. men's team settled for a 1-1 draw against jamaica. escaping with a point after canada beat mexico. that became provided the best moment of the day. let's watch. >> from the foot. delivers in the box! score! >> not only do we get an iconic "goal" by the announcer, but it's followed by the celebration in the snow. >>> finally, major league baseball, sinaguard goes to the angels. dave kapler spent one year as a co-owner in my fantasy league. he may have won last night, the year he played with us, his team finished well under .500. clearly couldn't handle the big leagues, had to settle for major league baseball. time now for bill karins. how's it looking out west? >> things are improving in the west. torrential rains, flooding, people trapped, communities cut off because of rivers, wa

. >>> now to ann arbor. snowy scene for number 5 michigan and number 2 ohio state. 2011 and used a decade of despair to demolish the buckeyes. bulldozing the way for hasan haskins leaping into the history books. in the final minutes, haskins delivering the dagger into the heart of the buckeyes. his fifth score of the day marks the most rushing touchdowns in the 125-year history of the rivalry. 42-27. coach jim harbaugh getting his first win in six tries in this game. they will face iowa in the big ten title game. for some perspective this michigan one was the third in a series since the ipod was released, not the iphone, the ipod way back in 2001. back to you. >> that's a long time. coy, thank you. >>> and next just more countries detect cases of the omicron variant. scientists scramble to learn how the vaccines will hold up againstterm the latest in minutes. [gaming sounds] [gaming sounds] [gaming sounds] just think, he'll be driving for real soon. every new chevy equinox comes standard with chevy safety assist, including automatic emergency braking. find new peace

both in minnesota and michigan as well, seeing both covid and flu outbreak in ann arbor.medical systems across the midwest. >> yeah. cal perry in minneapolis. doctor, this waning immunity that cal just mentioned there, i think a lot of folks are probably under the impression that their initial vaccine shot, if they got the j&j or the pfizer, then the second shot should last them for a while. now it seems as if folks are discovering that's not the case. >> well, craig, i want to push back a little bit on the narrative of waning immunity. i just want to focus on that -- the fact that the delta variant is a game-changer. and so what we expected and what we planned for with the initial distribution of the vaccines is very different than our situation and dynamics now. particularly related to the delta variant which is now the dominant strain, now and in the foreseeable future. we have to understand as the public, the science changes and things change and we have to make different calculations. the delta variant is an incredible example of that. what we're seeing is now our go

louis and francis is in ann arbor, michigan. hello to both of you. i'm going to start with you. talking to education officials, looking at schools in missouri, tell us what you are hearing and seeing there. >> we are seeing the shortages across the state. in st. louis, one of our school systems tells us that they have experienced over 200 vacancies and that includes teachers and other support staff. i think the way we are really able to see how this is affecting our state is kind of through the solutions that districts are coming up with. it is everything from some school districts playing -- paying's drivers to be custodians when they are not driving. we have one district that is now hiring some of its own high school students to fill in some of the non-teacher roles. it is a state issue. our state has pledged $50 million over the next couple of years to try to fill in some of the gaps and also to attract more teachers, because the state says it has seen a dip in that. they have created tools and are putting money toward it and it continues to be a real issue. >> you have been

the columnist and editorial board writer for the michigan daily at the university of michigan in ann arbor. in brooklyn and westchester, and new york city in the great outdoors. without further ado please welcome emma goldberg to the stage. >> hello everybody my name is mara gay and i'm lucky enough to be a colleague of emma goldberg and also dear friend. i am so proud that she is here at her hometown bookstore able to talk about her first book life on the line and i just want to divee right in, she is the star and i hope you'll bear with me it is my first time moderating. i apologize in advance. emma, congratulations i am so excited for you. i'm just wondering if you could start by telling us a little bit about the subject matter. your book is among the first to be published anywhere about newark's first wave in covid which was brutal. some folks may have a hard time reading about the pandemic especially what happened in new york city. as were moving toward her marching toward reopening, why do you think it's important to keep writing and talking about front-line communities and providers

the game as it's referred to, kicks off in ann arbor.e 2016 that both are top five teams, which means michigan's head coach and former star quarterback jim harbaugh may finally get m his chance to lea the wolverines the vikt rimry. the winner will advance and get bragging rights for the rest of the year. >> the trial start ghislaine maxwell. gabe gutierrez with the latest. >> this morning, ghislaine maxwell is behind bars in brooklyn. opening s statements scheduled r monday. >> maxwell played a critical role in helping epstein befriend and groom minor victims for a bus. >> reporter: prosecutors say she was the -- who police say later killed himself ing jail. she was one of the coconspirators. she was right there with him. >> she was a co-conspirator, right there with him. she might have been just as bad she was. >> reporter: jennifer has accused maxwell and others helping to facile indicate epstein's abuse. she is not maxwell, all of whom will be identified at the trial only by their initials. >> the biggest challenge for the government

advising partner and research fellow at san diego school of business and also the host a podcast from ann arbormitch, thank you. i want to get your reaction, 531,000 jobs added, not too bad . is the u.s. economy's engine roaring now? >> i wouldn't say roaring. the gdp number, gross national product name shows we're slowing. the number is not too surprising. let's remember the middle of september we cut off the supplemental unemployment benefits so the incentives for people not to go back to work disappeared so people, no surprise, started to look for jobs. and the growth in the government, very, very encouraging, there's 10.4 million job openings in america and only 7.7 unemployed so we certainly still have a lot of disruption in the labor market. griff: add into the inflation aspect, you're right, mitch, the unemployment rate dropping from 4.8 to 4.6. if you look here at this, you see inflation up 5.4% compared to wages just up 4.9%. what impact does that have? >> well, that's exactly it. and if you look at why we have inflation, part of it is because of all of this labor disruption, i would r

. >> did you watch michigan and ohio state what a game inosine and ann arbor.ple gathered in very large places. it seems like the country just wants to get passes so badly. the messaging that we saw on friday with the bucket state compared to today they're getting the message out far as weight for the science of the data, and before you start implementing x, y, and z like the governor from new york with the elective surgeries politically it suicide to follow the science and you make it totally political. charlie gasparino's point earlier. david: thank you very much for coming out. joe concha a new migrant caravan marching towards the united states. we have a live report from the border right after this. ♪ i promise our relationship will be one of trust and transparency. as a fiduciary, i promise to put your interests first, always. charles schwab is proud to support the independent financial advisors who are passionately dedicated to helping people achieve their financial goals. visit findyourindependentadvisor.com you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your s

jim harbaugh is going to give the best team he has in ann arbor so far.eard. my wife is a michigan grab. i'm going to make her find a way. will: against ohio state twice this year and lost. i'm done. ohio state wins. wisconsin -- 4:00 on fox. what do you think of that r50eu68ry game. >> sneaky. they are going to go out and beat minnesota advance to the big from a chance i believe sitting at 9-3 to upset the applecart of big 10 playoff expectations and pull off potentially team they are not just winning down the stretch in the big 10, they are dominating competition, they have to beat minnesota in order to added advance the big 10 title game. i believe they dual it. go ahead and badgers advance to the big 10 title game. will: really quickly notre dame vs. sanford in the night game. >> david shaw stanford team not having a good game. notre dame gets to 11-1. gets into the clubhouse, makes the case with some chaos they could find someself in the playoff picture before all is said and done. looking forward to it. congrats to your texas longhorns on the big wi

i think michigan takes care of them and tries to continue to set up that game in ann arbor against ohiosn't think they will ever beat ohio state again. >> that was entertaining game michigan, michigan state. >> no doubt. will: fox bet super 6 app. and enter for a chance to win $25,000. all you need to do is pick six outcomes from today's college football games and watch how it plays out. free to play download the fox bet super 6 app. now and get started. don't forget to check out what's kicking on outkick. clay, have fun today. thank you. >> hey, you guys have fun, too. appreciate you all having me. will: and it's the moment you have been waiting for. [bell] will: i guess. who will rise like rockie and who will fall like drogel. i must break you. our boxing show down is next. ♪ ♪ fine, no one leaves the table until your finished. fine, we'll sleep here. ♪♪ it's the easiest because it's the cheesiest. kraft. for the win win. every single day, we're all getting a little bit better. we're better cooks... better neighbors... hi. i've got this until you get back. better parents... and better

. >> i was at the game in ann anti semitism arbor, the energy was incredible, an electric atmosphereks looking at this particular, at the big 10, there are so many good teams involved in that conference now. >> we were fortunate this year, our team stays healthy, they played well, we had fantastic universities, they really are student athletes getting an education, and but from a football standpoint, we had an outstanding year, when you think about over 200 million viewers watched our games this year, i'm sure for this saturday night on fox. brian: real jealous of that number. >> [laughter] yeah, right, everyone will be watching this weekend, and but to really see these programs rise up and to be able to perform well, and i look forward to occupying some incredible space on our new years six bowl games too. ainsley: that was a great win for michigan. we were watching it so exciting. >> right. ainsley: i know the coach of the michigan team is going to donate any bonuses he makes to his department employees whose salaries were cut during covid but i wanted to ask you what's it like bei