it's the people behind the candace owens. what we know is when local physicians, people trusted in their communities, speak up to those who have been reticent, who lack confidence in vaccines, those people slowly do begin to convert. we do know the power of requirements or mandates as ears have said. i am not willing to give up on anyone. i'm a public health figures, and i spent every day talking to people to address their fears and concerns. what we need to be very vociferous about is beating back disinformation, and people like candace owens and others have been flagrant putting out disinformation. we must be plainspoken and fight for what is in the best interests of all americans. >> i appreciate you both always reminding me not to give up on people. thank you for that message during they holidays. great to talk with us. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> democrats are refusing to give up on president biden's build back better plan. >>> and new questions from the jury decision the face of jeffrey epstein's longtime associate

. >> sean: candace owens is the host of "candace" and she joins us now.straight on this because for all of donald trump's presidency, they used vulgar and insults against him and here you have one guy, an electrician from oregon who says "let's go, brandon" and the left loses their mind. >> yeah, the irony of the coverage about this is that "let's go, brandon" the chat arose because feeling that it was a referendum on the mainstream media, constantly lying about america. response, you've got the mainstream media going after this man and completely lying about what the chat represents trying to make it something more sinister and vile than it is. it's america saying the mainstream media lies and we don't like the president. you have to ask yourself at this point, who are they lying for? we know they are lying, they know they are lying, everybody around the world knows they are lying, not a single person left or right who will look you in the face and pretend that joe biden is a well-liked president. they can't even put him in public, they put him behind sc

>> and that's where it gets interesting, candace.o give a history story for everybody. obama, president obama had an opening toward the end of his term. second term. at that point, almost a year to go, he nominated merrick garland and merrick garland was a known appellate justice and attorney general. mitch mcconnell the majority leader said we'll wait for the next election. that was unprecedented never been done before. democrats are worried and shaking in their boots. a lot of them say we want to make sure that a lot of democrats have that very slim 51-50 vote majority with the help of kamala harris, the vice president, we want to get a good quote liberal unquote nominee in now. >> and larry, justice has been public with the video of him talking about his book. he's been tight lipped about rumors he's possibly resigning. larry, what do you think is likely will happen? >> you know, he's an old traditionalest. he believes everybody will get out and believe in the constitution and not on political values. they say get out now so get s

here's right-wing commentator and normally dependable trump allies candace owens after trump insistedhat vaccines work. >> you oftentimes forget how old trump is. he comes from a generation -- i've seen other people who are older have the exact same perspective. they came before tv, internet, before conducting independent research, you know, and everything that they read in a newspaper that was pitched to them that they believed that was a reality. i believe also that he only reads the mainstream media news, believe it or not. i do not believe trump reads or par takes in any other news sources. i don't believe trump is on the internet. >> cleanup on aisle trump. joining meer roll lewis and kristen powers. what does this backlash against trump from the far right say about his base of support, as well as the war against the virus and some of the shifting fault lines? >> what it says about his base, john, some of them i think are recognizing there's more at stake here than supporting the president and going down whatever path of bravado and b.s. that he wants to hand out to them. it may

candace owens has spoken out, basically called him a doddering old man. alex jones was ranting about him just yesterday. but i welcome it. continue to do it, mr. trump. >> it's very seldom that we see a disconnect between the former president and his supporters. but there appears to be one here. let's go back now to that carnival cruise story. this cruise ship forced to return to miami today after several people on board tested positive for covid. there's a royal caribbean ship with covid cases. that also came back to fort lauderdale. we know that they do require their passengers and their crew to be fully vaccinated. so, in layman's terms, dr. reiner, how protected are fully vaccinated people like the ones on this cruise ship against the omicron variant? >> it depends what you consider fully vaccinated to be. so i consider fully vaccinated to be a full regimen of either the mrna or j&j vaccine, plus a booster. so i think now if you are not boosted you are no longer fully vaccinated. so if you've only had two doses of the mrna vaccine and you are not boos

hearing from the whistle blowers who spoke with candace lin. >> it was so sophisticated. >> she hurtughter, will be forever part of my daughter's life. >> reporter: say that o'connor used booze, sex and to their children. not revealing identities because would reveal the children. >> i ask those questions, too. >> you don't know what you don't know. picking up your kid in middle of the night, trying to target divorced families so there's more confusion. >> reporter: the women sharing the experiences with los gatos high school and the police department. we showed you this mother's complaint in december 2020, telling them o'connor was supplying alcohol to underaged kids. then this email in february, warned of children injured and nonconsensual sex between the teens, sent the high school and police detailed write-ups with contact information of other parents and potential victims. but would take another eight months to be arrested. prosecutors say more children were victimized. now 42 criminal charges against o'connor, including child endangerment and battery. >> they didn't believe me

. >> candace, six months is a long time from when that first parent complaint came in to when o'connor there concern for in between? >> there is concern. they say shannon endangered children at least two more times. the d.a.'s office told them it took all summer and fall for police officers to interview everyone and get evidence so they could present it in court. just hours ago i received a statement from the high school who said they never hesitated to report these issues to police. >> okay, candace, thank you very much. i'm sure we'll follow all this. >>> nearly two years after he was brutally attacked in san francisco, an elderly asian man came face to face with his attacker. today in court, 84-year-old wong wrote a personal statement for during the hearing for hernandez. hernandez kicked wong out of his chair while he was waiting for a bus last year. the attack left him hospitalized for days with head injuries. he says he still lives in fear. hernandez was sentenced to a mental health diversion program instead of jail time. his lawyer says that's where he belongs, in this program.

candidacy owens is the host of candidacy -- candace owens is the host of candace and she joins us nowu're a new mom. our leaders are the oldest they've ever been. they're creating a world that's actively hostile to children. does that -- how do you feel about that? >> i want to be very clear here these leaders we're talking about aren't stupid. they know what -- that these policies don't work they are putting in place the policies because they don't want to beat the virus back. they're evil. they're trying to usher in a new era of america which will give the individuals within their elite political class unlimited power for a very long time. we're seeing that ushered in right now, authoritarian regime that was once free this country is no longer free by any metric would you use to describe freedom. this isn't normal behavior. parents having to fight to have their children go to school and being able to breathe out in the open. that's not a normal conversation for you and i to be having. we shouldn't be talking about what you and i are talking about right now in a normal scenario. when

and welcome, matthew and candace. so good to have you here tonight. thanks for joining us. >> it's great to be here. thank you, jennifer. >> so, candace, later in the program will you call me back up, and i'll help out with the q and a? >> sounds great. >> i'm going to sit back and enjoy with everybody else. see you in a little bit. >> all right. hi, matthew. thank you so much for this. i'm really looking forward to hearing your thoughts and everything you want to tell us about your book, and i know everybody else is too, so it's a real honor to be talking to you tonight. i want to start with just asking you what this book is about, what is the story at the heart of it. >> thank you, candice, and thank you so much for doing this conversation with me. i'm particularly honored and intimidated because your books were among those that inspired me to take on this project, and maybe we'll be talking more about genres and writing in general, and i'll get to say some more about that. but, yeah, this book came from my general interest in where books in our cul

candace owens, great to see you.. >> bill de blasio, believe it or not, is still technically the mayor of new york city. there's a new mayor on the way, but bill de blasio and has lots for many weeks has decided to burn the rest of it down. he is leaving. de blasio announced today that all private sector employees must be vaxed by the end of the month. will that happen? does anyone care what he says? maybe. we've got the latest. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: let's say >> tucker: let's say youth you are the president of the united states and you wake one morning and find yourself somewhat less popular than chlamydia. what do you do? you've already lost control of the border and of the economy and society itself, so maybe start a war with russia. totally possible. desperate politicians do desperate things. that ista possible. were going to be had he not in some detail tomorrow night, hopg you stay for that. speaking of desperate politicians, the mayor of the city of new york for less than a month is still bill

the woman behind is, candace bushnell.o do you still love new york city? >> i do, i really do. ♪♪ >> interesting things happen every day. >> reporter: new york city has inspired writer candace bushnell for decades. sex in the city, based on her best-selling book, catapulted her on to an international stage. >> hold on! i'm coming! >> reporter: now 25 years later, at age 63 -- >> good news only. >> reporter: -- she finds herself under the spotlight again, this time in an off-broadway show. >> do i have a shoe obsession like carrie bradshaw? no, carrie bradshaw has a shoe obsession because of me. >> reporter: what's the most fun about being up here? >> honestly, the most fun is interacting with the audience. i have women here sometimes who are, like, yes, you go girl! and it's great. do you want to hear the real story of mr. big? >> yes! >> i think what i'm doing is, i'm looking back and i'm tracing the steps that it took to get here, to see what it adds up to, i guess. it's my book. >> reporter: the show is largely auto bio

. >>> our guests tonight, candace millard, author of three "new york times" best sellers, the river of doubt, theodore rose volt's darkest journey.

i'm quoting candace owens right now.nternet, before being able to conduct their own independent research. now i'm chuckling because of what i'm about to tell you. candace owens went on to say she is currently drinking silver to prevent sickness. silver. yes, you heard that right, silver. but french promoter alex jones went one step further. he said, quote, this is an emergency christmas day warning to president trump. you are either completely ignorant about the so-called vaccine, or you are one of the most evil men who has ever lived. could we just pause for a minute, let that sink in? if your christmas day involved the presence of warm songs and a holiday spirit, be grateful. you didn't have the time or the heart to consume this kind of garbage on december 25th. but what else can you expect from a conspiracy theorist who is now on the hook to pay the families of children murdered at sandy hook for claiming their murders were staged. that aside, it does raise a really interesting question. what happens when donald trump

. >> we should note that science supports the former president and fantasy supports candace owens.ecause it's -- look. i appreciate the idea that the trump -- that trump can't do his own research on the internet because he's not on the internent but i appreciate that scientists are doing research in labs. what impact has this had? >> first of all, never too late to make a difficult situation better so i think the country should be grateful that trump said the things that he said which us a note were science-based and when you do that with a certain segment of the republican party you're going to get a negative react. candace owens is a kook so she gave a kookie reaction and i think the more significant thing was not her reaction but the fact that donald trump said something positive dealing with the pandemic. >> worth noting that the president got the vaccine, got a booster and talked about it more in public but is always taking credit for operation warp speed. he took credit again when owens pushed back. take a listen to the exchange. >> yet more people have died under this covid,

joining me now is the host of the candace owen show and founder of, abrams strikes me a not only destructives a politician, but she feels entitled to the governorship. your reaction? >> she does feel entitled to write i think she is you can sa is true to her black lives matters activist. i'm not talking about illogically throwing racist narratives. she should be the first and people should listen to everything she says simply because she's a black woman. she really does have bad policies and let's not forget, she's also impossibly corrupt. it was her sister that was a federal judge who dismissed and wanted to clean out their voter role in georgia. she wants to make that are not eligible to vote, to make sure that she can win election so sh is someone to watch out for. i can't imagine why any person, any individual would want her leading their states election they are a glutton for crime, glutton for punishment. you're a fan of maybe the batma movies and wanted to see what i looked thing goffin city, but there's no reason that any sane person would want to turn georgia into new york or la sit

people oftentimes forget that will hold trump is, i'm quoting candace owens.e from a time before tv, the internet, before being able to conduct their independent research. candace owen went on to say that she is currently drinking silver to prevent sickness. silver. yes, you heard that right, silver. but alex jones went much further. he said, this is an emergency christmas day warning, you are either completely ignored about the so-called vaccine or you are one of the most evil man who has ever lived. can we just pause for a minute and let that sink in? if you're christmas bed involves warm songs and holiday spirit, greed grateful. you didn't have the time or heart to consume this type of garbage but what else can you expect from a conspiracy theorist now on the hook for the families of children murdered at sandy hook for claiming that their murders were staged. it answers the interesting question, what happens when donald trump is no longer trump be enough for the trump republican party? join us now, kurt bartolo and margie in a host. great to see you both. i

. >> i thought you might go to me second after kat since twitter says that candace owens is awaits a's right! >> is the fifth generation norwegian who grew up in minnesota with all white people, but i will tell you, to your point, i benefited the world over by going to school, joining a basketball team, joining the military, where i met everyone from every background, every race. and learn from them! the good, the bad, and the ugly, and i learned about myself. the last thing i needed was to go anywhere and be told okay, that's where the white kids are and that's where the black kids are. tell me how that makes any part of our world better. and you are right, their so lost in their own leftist thinking it's like bazooka joe said, have an open mind but don't let your brain fall out. and that's exactly what they've done. >> greg: i love that you're quoting the wrapper from bubblegum. fox news' premier intellectual. why don't they have you on that wall street show on the weekends? because of a "wall street journal" report? >> greg: i think it would be great. he has nothing on you. i beli

and they tried to become the 1st ones to remove every history or parts of history inside candace and the death toll from major flooding in malaysia has risen to at least $37.00 sub waters, have swamp cds and cut off major roads. the floods triggered by days of heavy rain have also displaced nearly 70000 people lazy, military handing out food and medical supplies to those in h. those of the headline news continues here on al jazeera, after witness genesis 2 point, oh, the hunt for the woolly mammoth ah ah, oh, in the they used to say about the internet that the internet changes everything. that's what's gonna happen with synthetic biology. it's gonna change everything for information. it was the computer for the industrial revolution was energy. it was the machine for us. it's the cell. it's gonna change everything. i think of synthetic biology in 50 years, a 100 years. what on earth is the world like that? this is a revolution that starts slow and grows and grows and grows, grows and grows. okay. uh huh. a living with me. oh, no problem. with the mom and good luck with poor joke. goi

candace owens and others are freaking out.ld trump's base and himself. there hasn't been for a long time. he is cunning about being led by the base about the leader of the movement. i think this is going to go places that are interesting. >> yeah. yeah. dangerous for public health. >> and then there's that. this is just the far right-wing f feudalism going on. the hunt for politics. when she is talking about young people somehow anti-science. all that is bs. we know the disinformation can be deadly. we are seeing it every day. >> joe, what is the political calculation here from the former president? is there one? >> what we know about trump, poppy, everything he does and says is to advance trump. i think he is running again in 2024. john said he is the cult leader. he knows he can step out and promote the vaccines and bulk of the base, because i hear from the base every day, the bulk of the base will support him. he is running in 2024. i think this is to help him with the constituents like suburban women he needs. >> john, i w

what isn't candace parker to him. well, and president biden is enjoying some holiday time here with his new pup that is a beach in delaware commander can be seen with the commander-in-chief spending some time there. the first couple received that puppy who was born in september last week. commander is the 3rd german shepherd the bidens have welcome to the white house. the previous one champ died in june. another german shepherd major is now living with friends and family in delaware. major got a little loose with his mouth at times couldn't good from bad. i guess cable news might say that. there's a lot of good, a lot white out that a given time. but the key were not able news now we're not. so that does it for here at night. thanks for being with us, everybody. but keep it here because our primetime coverage continues. >> coming up at the top of the hour, the fda casting a shadow of doubt over at home. covid tests. are they effective at deterring the omicron variant with that agency is saying and why bay area experts

. >> reporter: the clinic is hosted by supervisor candace anderson as well as the sam ramon fire protection district, the shot giving people more confidence that they're doing what they can to stay safe. >> having the holidays means more travel. just having the extra booster makes me feel more comfortable personally. >> this clinic is open until 6:00 p.m. appointments can be made via my turn and they're taking walk ins as long as there is vaccine available. >> joycelyn, thank you. >>> in downtown oakland, covid clinic reopened today. it operates monday through friday 9:00 to 5 including holidays offering adult covid vaccinations, boosters, rapid testing. no appointment is needed. >>> president biden signed a bill to increase the debt limit. congress approved the 2.5 from dollars legislation early yesterday. the increase will allow the nation to continue to meet financial obligations through at least early 2023. >>> taking you live to wall street, dow is down about 75 points. today the labor department said weekly jobless claims rose by 18,000 to 206,000 last week. that was more than expecte

said that, and now, you know, there's another interview he just did with a conservative outlet with candace owens where he really pushed back on the idea that the vaccine is not protecting people. he said that people going to hospitals are the ones largely that haven't been vaccinated. you don't die if you get the vaccine. those were donald trump's words. it'll be interesting to see if his supporters listen to that. >> well, i certainly hope so, jon. we'll take anything we can get about getting people vaccinated. i was a bit dismayed when former president trump came out and made that statement, and his followers booed him, which i was stunned by that. i mean, given the fact of how popular he is with that group, that they would boo him which tells me how recalcitrant they are about being told what to do, and i think that his continuing to say people should get vaccinated and articulating that to them in my mind is a good thing. i hope he keeps it up. >> let's hope he says it loudly and clearly. before you go, one question, some news this week of a second anti-viral pill. this one by merck ha

silicon valley why, the gamete grappling with the rate hikes, but also midterm elections are sometimes candaceto drop their base with anti- rhetoric. jack: thanks for that, ben what caught your eye? >> i like utilities i think that price appreciation the utility sector is one of the worst performing sectors in 2020 when they will do a lot better in 2022. >> carlton bennett like those pics, inject cheers viewers check out this week that parents are, the rest of and or stock picks and for the new year, new times for the shewbread were headed to the weekend starting next week. no more friday evening. you can catch parent roundtables a saturday and sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. eastern right here on foxbusiness. that is all for us, happy new year we will see you next week on barron's roundtable. charles manson showed his family values and the beatles showed us why they crossed the road. these are the magical, ludicrous, griz grisly, astronomical. he

. >>> our guests tonight, candace millard, author of three "new york times" best sellers, the river of doubt, theodore rose volt's darkest journey. dest 19 of a republic, a tale of madness, medicine, and the murder of a president, and hero of the empire, the daring escape and the making of winston churchill. that book was named amazon's number one history book of 2016. her work has appeared in the "new york times" book review, the guardian, “national geographic“, and "time" magazine, and candice is going to be in conversation with matthew pearl. he's a writer of fiction and nonfiction. the cofounder of truly adventurous, and his nonfiction writing has appeared in "the new york times," the boston globe, and slate. his books have been international and "new york times" best sellers, translated into more than 30 languages. so pretty impressed with both of our guests this evening. i'm going to bring them on screen this moment. take me just a second. get you both here. and welcome matthew and candice. so good to have you here tonight. thanks for joining us. >> it's great to be here. thank y

inside candace, the memorials designer was clear about what he thinks it means fall democracy. this is a symbol of the democracy movement. and hong kong as a symbol of pilots is what happened inside china and cinnamon. so, and i think this is the last man standing nearly as so this is a sad day for me and for democracy in hunger. the removal changes days after hong comes 1st election since the introduction of a sweeping national. she were to law $89.00 out of 90 seats were won by pro establishment candidates in a system where only those loyal to beijing are permitted to run. the university said that not removing the statue would pose legal risks, but it's an up to many simply view as the latest moved by beijing to simon's descent and, and the freedom so long enjoyed by those in hong kong. now to the wild waters of madagascar and an even wild story, a government ministers and his part of a rescue team was forced to save himself. after his helicopter crashed into the ocean surgery lay and another passenger survived. the impact, the really miraculous part was to follow when they s

luma aro cultural complex, initiated by swiss billionaire and art collector. maya hoffman, the plus candace howard surpasses. my expectations me, i think it harmonizes well with the surroundings. i should post game that i mom genesee's and frank larry is perfect for this project because he has this is all and creativity of in ardo se 8 our see to pull up. kathy create dell de enough to use the tower combines architectural brilliance with artistic bird. the entrance hall for instance, contains a spiraling 32 meter long metal slide. contemporary artworks are on display in the exhibition rooms some from maya hoffman's private collection. lou morrow is one of europe's largest private art projects. with this unique project, hoffman wants to break new ground and create a very special place for visitors, artists, and scientists who can work together creatively. another shining new work towers some 40 meters above the dutch city of rotterdam. the new art storage facility at the boy mm. and spawn born again, museum is the 1st in the world open to the public and displays the museums entire collection

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how you do say, michel, candace, who of the i m f. back then i met him once and the u. s. embassy in the year. bob, who is there pressured him to accept new liberal policies. he refused, but at the same time he and even jerry law rawlings, his thought was quite a good african lee. they died about a year ago in ghana. they were all they were getting aid. i mean, the st car are getting aid from paris as opposed to the washington d. c. i m f o. well bank. right? i mean it's, it's true and it's, it's, i'm, and i appreciate you complicating the story because it is, it is very complex. so many different points in history, france actually tried to work with some current, even tolerated quite a bit of revolutionary rhetoric targeting france. but yes, a car expected to be treated as an equal, as a peer head of state, you know, a fully sovereign country. so, you know, he refused to accept his country, being a vassal in this neo colonial relationship. and so some car, i mean, he knew that he couldn't break with, with france completely. i mean is seen are the revolutionary state, w

and they tried to become the 1st ones to remove every history or parts of history inside. candace jean pierre is a professor of political science and hong kong. back to the university, he says the move is likely to impose educational challenges. been expected from some time. clearly the instructions coming from pacing and from the face of the central government, hong kong to remove the tattoo. so it shows that today going to be harder and harder to talk about in and then and that alone to commemorate the method which took place in $9.10 and square. so now the do matic has become a kind of a taboo question. in hong kong, so now it's clearly a signal that you won't be taught anymore at school. and you is going to be very hard and harder to teach about 10 and massacre the university level in hong kong. as far as i'm concerned, i still teach the subject because that part of the curriculum history professors to teaching contemporary chinese history to teach about mandate part of the curriculum . but i know that more and more instructors are teachers coming from mainland china, off on call,

juice, jell-o, even candace soup i expected to see price increases.s is all an effect of the highest inflation rate we have seen in decades. prices for rental cars are also going up. travelers are seeing higher rates and fewer choices. the average daily rental rate was $81, up 31% from last year. the spread of the omicron variant is urging people to -- one thing that is my job in sectors like management, business and finance. salaries for professional employees is rising at the fastest rate nearly 20 years. 2021 will close with big bonuses and raises in finance, law and tech. with the rise of the variant and growing case rates, they helped to push the s&p 500 to another record high. the 69th record close of the year. shares in airlines and cruise lines took a hit yesterday. let's take a look at the new york stock exchange now. you can see right now that we are up by about 125 points. julian: the next time you place an order with doordash, the ceo might be dropping off your food. they require all nondelivery workers to make at least one dash for -- a m

but you mentioned tim scott is an elective center you're meant and you're mentioning candace or, and i can't is that kind of lisa who is very well established in obviously, but then you do have people that are on air and they are talking and people go kimberly clay sick, candice and others that have no background but are given a platform because they're conservative. they're going to see, look, here's the next holiday this weekend, those people actually trid, and that's what it is. and they and they create trouble for the real people that are legitimately they are and then one are not and i believe name. this is also of the other problem with the conversation around politics. because on the one hand, we have people that believe made the list of the conservative luminaries. tim scott, come to lose the rights malick or herman cain are purely those. those are the leaders of the republican movement. but then you have the entertainment wink of the party, and those entertainers tend to put a negative perspective out there for the black community. so they start lumping everybody else and wi

they spoke exclusively with investigative reporter candace nguyen. >> the way she contacted these kidsies she told these kids to tell parents was so sophisticated. >> she hurts my daughter. shannon o' conner used booze, sex and bullying.parent, how co not know your kids are going to these parties. >> i ask myself these questions too. >> she's picking up your kids in the middle of the night and trying to actually target divorce families so there is a little more confusion. >> reporter: the women are sharing their experiences with los gatos high school and the police department. we showed you this morning's complaint in december of 2020 telling them o' conners was supplying alcohol to under age kids. then we show you this mother's e-mail to authorities in february where she warned children of being injured and non-consensual sex between the teens. but, tl take another eight months for o' conners to be arrested. more children were victimized and resulting in 42 criminal charges against o' conner including child endangerment and sexual battery. >> it makes me sick. they could have stopped

candace owens is the host of kansas and joins us now.on't want you are in new mother and that's widely known. i love old people in a mean no disrespect they are creating a world that is actively hostile to children. how do you feel about that? >> i want to be very clear that these leaders we are talking about aren't stupid. they know these policies don't work and know they are putting in place these policies not because they want to beat a virus, they are not stupid, they are evil. they understand they are trying to usher in a new era in america which will give these individuals unlimited power and that's what we are seeing ushered in, and authoritarian regime in a country that was once free. this country is no longer free by any metric you would use to describe freedom. children and parents having to fight to have their children go to school and be allowed to breathe out in the open is not a normal conversation for uni to be having. we shouldn't be talking about what you and i are talking about right now in a normal scenario and what's

. >> candace owens blasting media coverage of the jussie smollett case. >> just imagine if it was reversed. imaginatively to white men pretended two black men had attacked them, what would the media be saying? would be the charges, what would be the demand, this is incredibly racist, meant to cause racial division in this country was at the end of the day he will get a light tap on the wrist if he even gets that. >> new york city mayor bill deblasio bringing a vaccine mandate on private employers across the 5 boroughs, the new policy does not include a testing option. >> this is how we put health and safety first, by ensuring there is a vaccine mandate that reaches everyone. vaccination works and vaccine mandates work. >> the mayor promising more specifics to be released next wednesday but the mandate will take effect on monday december 20 seventh. deblasio's term ends four days later at midnight on new year's eve. >> today marks 80 years since the attack on pearl harbor. in 1941 japan lodging a surprise attack on the us naval base in hawaii, more than 2400 servicemembers and civilians wer

grateful to candace and christine from the san francisco massage council. veronica is next. >> thank you. welcome. the floor is yours. >> thank you, chair melgar. good afternoon, supervisors. planning department staff. i want to reiterate this item appeared in front of the planning commission on june 3rd at which time they unanimously recommended approval with modification. these have all been incorporated in the version in front of you today. i will provide a general overview of the ordinance and really this will regulate massage establishments with health services. unless they are on the second floor and above in which case massage establishments would be permitted on the second floor. the only exception includes massage establishments on any floor in a hotel. the resulting effect is that massage establishments would be in more zoning districts city-wide and in locations not currently allowed. the code would classify sole practitioner and health services. extend the conditional use to all hotels regardless of the number of rooms. just briefly, the plannin

joining me as candace owens, host of the campus owens show and founder of black fit. abrams strictly as not only destructive as a politician but she feels entitled to the governorship. your reaction? >> he does feel entitled. you can say true to her soul in black lives matter activists, i don't mean that in a good way, i mean illogically, thinks she should be the first, people should listen to everything she says because she's a black woman and she has bad policies and let's not forget she's also impossibly corrupt, stacy abrams's sister was a federal judge who dismissed cleaning up voter bowls in georgia. she wents to get people in voter bowls were not eligible to vote to make sure she can win elections. i can't imagine why any sane individual would want her leading their state unless you are gluttony for crime, going for punishment, you are a fan of the batman we sent want to see what it looks like to live in gotham city. there is no reason any sane person would want to turn georgia into a new york or la situation. people should pay attention because she's very corr

let's discuss this with retired fbi profiler candace delong. thanks for joining us.behavior this week including the day of the shooting. we don't know what that was. obviously kids act out. what do you make of this? do you think the school did enough here? >> well, the fbi along with the secret service did extensive research into this kind of thing, what they call active shooters which would include school shooters. they were able to identify three or four things we see, behaviors we see happening in most of these cases and one of them is especially in school kids, high school kids that close to the time of the shooting they will be exhibiting odd behavior, enough so people will go, what's going on? can be aggressive, aggressive physically, verbally, could be just simply inappropriate. what we do know is on the day of and the day before this attack two different teachers were concerned enough to bring it to the attention of the principal and then finally to bring in the parents. so we don't know. i'm sure we will find out. >> two videos were recovered from the cell p

candace in hawaii. cancer patients, they're immune compromised. a drug can help them. take a look at this. there's 7 million immune compromised people who are eligible for this drug. but unfortunately the u.s. government has ordered only 700,000 doses of this drug that can help them. these folk, who were excited to have this are thinking, wow, will i be one of the lucky few or will i continue to be vulnerable to covid-19. john, carrick qaa. . >> that's tough to see, knowing there is something you could benefit from but there is such a small amount of it. what do they then do with that information? >> you know, what they do is they have to keep isolating themselves, keep staying away from people, as we hear the president say good out and enjoy christmas. woulder not shutting things down. the world is shut down for these people. they know their convenience did not produce anti-bodies. they have blood tests that show that. and so they have been told by doctors, you know what, you need to pretend it's march 20th all over again. all they can do is make phone calls, trying t