i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." apple, best buy, target, small boutiques, you name it and retailers are feeling it. jeff flock is at a philadelphia retailers that is feeling it first hand. jeff? >> charles, you talk about the big picture on this, the big stores getting hit by crime.

in for neil cavuto. we'll see what happens. gerry: thank you very much for all of that. welcome to cavuto "coast to coast" i'm gerry baker from "the wall street journal." in for neil cavuto. markets continue to weigh recession risks as you just heard in the last full trading week of the year. what to expect for the rest of 22. we'll follow all the moves. and, extreme overcrowding still at the southern border. el paso is forced to declare a state of emergency as thousands of migrants flood into the united states. how the situation could get much worse when title 42 expires this week. plus, a white christmas could mean a logistical nightmare. how a major winter storm could halt holiday travel across the country. that is all coming up on "cavuto: coast to coast." >>> but first to our top story, elon musk has been polling twitter users whether he should stay own as the company's ceo and self-proclaimed chief twit. the majority has apparently no, he shouldn't stay on. in fact he should be shown the door. fox

for neil cavuto. this is "your world." we've got fox team coverage with casey stegall in texas where border officials are looking to d.c. for answers and peter doocy at the white house where a particular answer this is making waves. first to casey stegall in eagle pass, texas where we're learning

thank you, time is done, cheryl casone in for neil cavuto. all yours. >> i am in for neil cavuto today, rail strike averted but the workers didn't get what they wanted. governor asa hutchinson joins us on whether the unions will hold this against president biden. where woke goes to die, governor ron desantis yanks to billion dollars from black rock. we will tell you why and get reaction from vivek ramashwami. the supreme court taking up president biden's student loan cancellation plan, applicants may wait a while to see any relief. a lot to dig into. let's get started. our top story this friday, markets are falling as investors digest the jobs report, higher-than-expected numbers have got some worried the fed will back down on that slowing rate hike rhetoric we got from jay powell. edward lawrence at the white house to explain why and get reaction from their. >> reporter: 253,000 jobs added back to the economy last month shows the federal reserve they are not doing enough to slow this economy. that is what the market is reacting to. we could

that is all coming up on "cavuto: coast to coast".ut first to our top story right now, markets are falling to start the month of december, dragged down by financial and tech stocks. the dow plummeting one day after entering a new bull market. joining me now strategic wealth partners investment strategist luke lloyd and macro trends advisors founding partner mitch roschelle. great to have you both here. look i will start with you on all the data we got this morning, the data dump if you will. your take on a little bit of a slow down when it came to pce, that inflation number we got today. >> it's a start but we're not there yet. look maybe i'm missing something but i don't get why investors cheered and ran out of their way to buy stocks yesterday. the labor market is still very overheated. the only way to get inflation uncontrol for the long term economy and stock market is to destroy the labor market. stop consumers spending money on credit cards which the fed has yet to do. we basically didn't learn any new information other than the

i'm edward lawrence in for neil cavuto, this is "your world." we're all over it with mike tobin in chicago's midway airport. jacqui heinrich with the president in st. croix where the administration is vowing to get to the bottom of this and nancy mace on the billions in aid airlines received and the southwest airlines union head fuming over what he calls a catastrophic failure despite all of it. he's here. fox to mike tobin in chicago where it's all going down. mike? >> well, going down certainly is one way to put it. going downhill. you have this mass of bags standing as a visual example of that. what you have here is a line of people around the whole baggage area. they're being allowed by a desk one by one to walk into this purgatory of bags to expect the bags and see if they have found their bag. every once in a while a big cheer will go up. it's a terrible miss. you have 2,800 domestic flights cancelled. of that, southwest airlines is responsible for 87% of those. i said that wrong. 5,800 of the flights from southwest are cancelled. bags are

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." the white house happy about today's numbers. why shoppers may not. first to susan li on the fall-out on main street and peter doocy at the white house for reaction. we begin with susan. >> yeah, charles, in this case, especially wall street, this is a case where good news is bad meaning the federal reserve might have more room to raise interest rates that will slow the economy and then depress stock markets. 263,000 new jobs in november, that's stronger than economists forecast. but less than the average for the past three months. leisure and hospitality still hiring. nearly one million fewer jobs in restaurants and hotels than before the pandemic. healthcare jobs eclipsing precovid levels. notice retail trade cutting jobs in november, which is pretty surprising given the busy holiday shopping period. still a pretty tight jobs market as you can imagine. you still have two jobs available for every worker looking for one. so as a result, you have workers being paid more. salaries went u

i'm griff jenkins in for neil cavuto, welcome to a special edition of "cavuto live. " let's begin withthe airports. mike tobin is at chicago's o'hare airport. how wad is -- bad is it out there? >> reporter: well, you know, it's not that bad. one of the things you'll notice is that i've got an empty airport 'emal bekind me. the chaos really seems hike it's behind us in the middle of the country anyway. it looks like it's moving east. there's a lot of red indicating cancellations on the board still but significantly down from yesterday. let's take a look at your major air carriers. american airlines has now only 89 cancellations. delta, which is based in atlanta as the storm is moving east, they're seeing a bit of a bump up with 330 cancellations. southwest has had a rough go in no small part because of the southwest flight patterns just happen to be where the weather got the worst, and heir still seeing a lot of cannes -- cancellations, 380. united is down to 190. total domestic flight cancellations right now, talking about just the flights within the continental u.s., 1700, and that's

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i'm ashley webster for neil cavuto.lon musk promising more bombshell twitter documents after the release of internal communications oaf the hunter biden laptop story. we'll dig into musk moves as he continues to push twitter 2.0. house gop members promising to ramp up investigations when they take control, possibly starting with an alleged secret white house saudi oil deal that aimed to boost oil production just ahead of the elections. plus bad blood between ticketmaster and swifties. taylor swift fans launching a lawsuit against the company after the presale disaster for an upcoming tour. so what can this lawsuit mean for ticketmaster going forward? we'll get into it. we have a lot to get into today so let's get started. our top story today, let's get right to this, elon musk authorizing the release of emails reportedly showing how twitter buried the hunter biden lap tore story and he is tweeting more smoking guns are coming. i can't wait. hillary vaughn all over this story with the very latest. hillary? >> reporter: a

edward lawrence in for neil cavuto. edward: we'll see if we keep it going here. that is a pretty good number on the dow, thanks, ashley. welcome to "coast to coast". i'm edward lawrence in for neil cavuto. you have mee for the rest of the year. a big program, travelers flying. >> the u.s. from china will need to show a negative covid test as the world grows wary of beijing data and rising cases. disorder on the southern border. new video shows suggestion suspected migrants attempting to break into a texas ranchers home. we'll bring you a live report from the epicenter of the border battle. a mess for southwest, the airline and its passengers reeling with another 2300 flights canceled today. people strand, luggage lost, workers overwhelmed. no hope of relief until next week. live from the luggage purgatories. president confirmed the $1.7 trillion omnibus spending bill will be signed in the virgin islands. the president has signed into law $5.8 trillion worth of spending while in office. jackie hundred rick in st. croix, virgin islands watt latest from the administ

well look who is back with us, neil cavuto. >> the grinch. neil: i heard that line. let me write that down. we're focusing on market still looking for the santa claus rally, not materialized yet. we're still looking at some awful numbers on the year in case you're keeping track of this. the nasdaq is still down 33% on the year. can you believe that? it was down a lot more. just think of that. it could be even worse. it has to be going into today, down 20% own the year, a bear market. the dow under 10% from where it started the year. there is a little bit more balance in the dow, toward less than the technology arena. we'll explore that, the backdrop for the economy. we have ha lot of special guests coming up including governor chris sununu of new hampshire. often mentioned as a possible presidential candidate. one of earliest donald trump critics republicans have to move on, given a lot of developments that transpired since. he was prescient on that. what does that mean going forward for the economy, could be the wind at present white house's back, or problem for rep

i'm edward lawrence in for neil cavuto, this is "your world."erage with matt finn in eagle pass, texas on how border officials are dealing with it and jacqui heinrich with the president in st

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good morning, everyone, i'm david asman in for neil cavuto.o live. let's get to it. first to the border, nearly 400,000 migrants crossing illegally into the u.s. since october, and that doesn't even include a record 73,000 gotaways in novemberment unless -- november. unless something is done i

i'm sandra smith in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." we have fox team coverage for you. bill melugin in eagle pass, texas where the migrant surge continues. jacqui heinrich at the white house where questions continue to mount. we begin with bill. hello, bill. >> good afternoon. we have heard the border patrol union say they expect the border to "break" on wednesday once title 42 drops. we're now getting a look at perhaps why they're starting to feel that way. take a look at this video fox news got from texas congressman tony gonzalez showing extreme overcrowding inside of a border patrol facility in el paso, texas. the congressman telling us he shot this video on friday. that facility has a capacity of about 1,000 people and congressman gonzalez says when he shot this video, there were 4,600 migrants in federal custody. more than quadruple what the capacity is supposed to be. you can see everybody crammed up on the ground underneath those space blankets. the reason it's like this is because more than 2,000 people have been crossing in to that el paso sec door every singl

i'm neil cavuto. let's get to it with the very latest from bill melugin in hidalgo texas with the very latest. hi, bill. >> good afternoon to you. multiple federal seniorses tell me the border patrol agent that tied this morses was 38 years old and he was a father of two. cbp confirms that he died after 1:00 a.m. as he was riding his atv at high speed, pursuing, tracking a group of illegals in the middle of the night when he crashed into a gate. unfortunately he died as a result of his injured. the sector chief said this was our brother. you know, rest in peace to him and he died securing this country. in the meantime, this crisis continues, neil. take a look at this video we shot in eagle pass earlier this morning. this is what was leftover of a group of 400 that crossed illegally in to eagle pass this morning. the del rio sector continuing to get hammered. the sector chief reporting last week alone, they had almost 10,000 illegal crossings there as well as more than 4,200 known got-aways. human smug

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto, this is a special christmas edition of "your world." while inflation might be cooling, a lot of you are seemed about the economy. a new survey saying 2/3s of americans don't see their financial situations improving in the new year. the main reason, inflation. so what will it take to turn those frowns to smiles? let's talk to steve more about this. steve, the problem is inflation is at decades high. recession around the corner. it's a heck of a one-two punch. >> you better believe it. the good news is that the inflation rate has come down a little bit the last two or three months, charles. that's good news. we went from almost 9% inflation this past summer to now we're down to about 7.1%. as you just said, that is still the highest inflation rate we've had in 35, 40 years. so americans are feeling the punch. their wages and salaries have only gone up by 5 or 6%. that's one of the reasons that you reported that credit card debt is going up. people are trying to maintain their standard of living but paychecks are not keeping pace. i'm nerv

good morning, everyone, i'm david asman in for neil cavuto.elcome to a special edition of cavuto live. let's get to it. first to the border, nearly 400,000 migrants crossing illegally into the u.s. since october, and that doesn't even include a record 73,000 gotaways in novemberment unless -- november. unless something is done in 18 days, those numbers are set to soar even higher. is that the reason why some democrats are now joining republicans in demanding more action? how is the white house responding to all this? we go to lucas tomlinson with the very latest. hey, lucas. >> reporter: good morning, david, that's right. with the end of title 42, that pandemic era law which barred migrants from entering the country, many republicans are concerned this could unleash a hurricane of migration, and as you mentioned even now some democrats are concerned about title 42 ending later this month. >> title 42 was a blunt instrument used during covid to stop the flow of illegal immigration. and, but it was relatively effective. so i am, yes, i'm concern

i'm edward lawrence in for neil cavuto, this is "your world." we've got fox news team coverage with matt finn in eagle pass, texas on how border officials are dealing with it and jacqui heinrich with the president in st. croix on how the administration is responding to it. we begin with matt. >> edward, day after day, we watch as so many of those migrants cross in to the united states right here in eagle pass, texas. we're seeing something unprecedented. the state of texas is bolstering its border here. these cargo containers were brought in before christmas and now over the past two days, we have watched as the national guard has put razor wire on top of those shipping containers. governor greg abbott's office tells us that its taking unprecedented action to enhance its border safety strategies. that's something that we're witnessing in real time here in eagle pass and also to the northwest in el paso where the national guard installed two miles of fencing along the border there. we have new video of yet another large smuggling bust. texas dps

reporter: welcome back to cavuto "coast to coast.", the rise in flu, rsv, covid cases leading cities and states to once again consider mask mandates. 13-point% of americans now live in communities that are rated high covid-19 levels. that is up from just 4.9% last week. the spike in cases has prompted cities like new york, and los angeles county to encourage people to wear a mask in indoor public spaces once again. but for some the decision is more than just a recommendation. the philadelphia public school system already decided to implement a mandatory indoor mask mandate for over 200,000 students when they return from winter break. so has new york college suny. the push to have the public mask up again is leading to public pushback. listen. >> we'll not tell people to wear something, not to wear something. unfortunately government has played this huge role actually hurting us more than helping us. reporter: the cdc officially advises wearing a mask on a county by county basis depending on hospital admissions, bed capacity, case rate

ask your dermatologist >> welcome back to cavuto "coast to coast."president biden announcing that brittney griner is now free following nearly 10 months of being detained in russia. she was swapped earlier today in the uae in exchange for a convicted russian arms dealer. president biden making the announcement here at the white house alongside the vice president and brittney griner's wife. >> she's safe. she's on a plane. she's on her way home. this is a day we've worked toward for a long time. we never stopped pushing for her release. it took painstaking and intense negotiations. >> biden said this morning the 32-year-old wnba star and two time olympic gold medalist was unjustly detained a few days before russia's invasion in february. she had been held on drug possession charges after being arrested and entering the country with vape cartridges containing cannabis oil. she said she had been using it for pain relief and sentenced to nine years of hard labor. she arrived 300 miles southeast of moscow last month. now in exchange for griner's freedom t

i'm neil cavuto, this is your very frigid world. getting cold and colder. much colder. much nastier. first to mike tobin at chicago's o'hare international airport on the frigid fall-out there. hi, mike. >> well, you do have people, neil, moving through the airport. this side of security certainly isn't piling up with bodies. it's a little different on the other side of the tsa checkpoint. that's because you have a lot of people missing the flights. the airlines have done a good job of notifying people that their flights have been cancelled or delayed. however, the number of cancellations keeps increasing. we look at the major air carriers. american airlines, 357 cancellations since midnight last nights. delta airlines, 284. southwest airlines almost 1,000. 929. united, 277. if we look at just the domestic flights in the united states, according to flightaware.com, you're up to 5,000. 4,733 flights that have been cancelled. people are all over the place just trying to get home. if you made it without delay, you're one of the lucky ones. flightaware.com has the misery map

i want to thank neil cavuto for all the support. neil: thank kneel for getting suspended. >> reporter: you might get a christmas cake. neil: let me know when that changes. that is dragging on a while. take a look what is happening with mother nature. what is happening with the storm. we hope susan makes it to the airport, lifts off on time. this storm could be a factor maybe make things worse. one hundred million americans taking to the skies. jason frazier, fox weather meteorologist, extraordinaire. what could we looking at neil? >> one in three americans are traveling unfortunately during this holiday season. blizzard conditions are expected for the upper midwest, as well as midwest. i-95 corridor, places like boston, new york, philadelphia, we're mainly going to see rainshowers here. how much snow are we talking about for places like minute minneapolis, places like up, five inches of snowfall. places like chicago likely three to five inches. for those of you who the northeast we will contend with a whole bunch of snow already on

i'm gerry baker in today for neil cavuto, but a very busy hour ahead.ising recession fears are dragging on the markets today, as we start off off the final full trading week of the year. we'll take a look at what's driving those markets, plus, ftx ceo sam bankman-fried's court hearing is just about ending in the bahamas with the prosecution calling proceedings "incredible ." we'll tell you why. and the clock is ticking on title 42 leaving many concerned about how they will be able to handle the expected influx of migrants. new york city mayor eric adams is warning that the big apple will not be able to handle the surge. all right we have a lot to get through so let's get started our top story today, twitter users are waiting to see if elon musk will make good on his promise and step down as ceo after a majority polled said he should go. he asked forward that poll by the way as the social media company continues to release more of those twitter files. fox business madison alworth joins me with the details. what's the latest any word on what's going to ha

hello, everyone, i'm david asman in for neil cavuto. this is "cavuto live." first, to the death of pope benedict. alexandria hoff with more on his life and legacy. >> reporter: hi, david. pope benedict's death comes merely 10 years after he unexpectedly stepped away from the position, the former pontiff died at the age of 95. >> that with sorrow, we inform you that the pope emeritus benedict xvi passed away today, this morning, at 9:34 in the monastery in the vatican. >> reporter: now, since retiring in 2013, pope benedict vxith remains living in the vatican. on monday his successor, pope francis, paid him a visit and after asked for praiser as the former pope -- prayers for the former pope as his health declined. crowds have been gathering all morning as much of the world wakes up to the news. cardinal timothy dolan, arch archbishop of new york, quote: the human family grieves the passing of this wise and holy man who spoke the truth with love. born joseph ratinger, the german cardinal took the name benedict in 2005. he was the first german pope in centuries

welcome to a second hour of cavuto coast-to-coast. our top story this hour, the final monthly jobs report of the year as the white house takes a victory lap and investors, employers feeling defeated. no relief for tens of millions who apply for student debt forgiveness. it could be months before borrowers, your favorite tiktok account, a propaganda arm shedding light on how the ccp is interfering on politics. first we start with the markets well off of session lows. today's jobs report showing the labor market is staying hot but the fed is not so much interested in cooling-off, chief investment officer bob dole, give me your thoughts initially, in the jobs report. >> the fed, they were in the woods again, and the economy takes its good old time. thtion is how much economic slowdown is in front of us than the fed has already done. play evidence lee evidence in the labor market. cheryl: one of the big questions we want to answer, where are these workers, 10.3 million jobs open right now, what is keeping people at home and, and we saw hi

. >> welcome back to cavuto coast-to-coast. everyday products are now kept under lock and key. manhattan walgreens has resorted to locking up candy, ice cream, and even coffee creamer. a company spokesperson tells fox business retail crime is one of the top challenges facing the industry. a major grocery store chain says some products are targeted for their high-priced point and value on the black market, items from stakes to energy drinks and detergent are frequent shoplifted. this is a near $100 billion problem for the retail industry. according to the national retail federation losses in inventory amount to 1.4% of retail value in 2021. retailer survey said that covid 19 is worse than the risk of crime, partly because labor shortages have made it difficult to fully staff stores. others blame soft on crime policies. grand larceny, theft of items more than $1000 is up 27% in new york city, this year over last. theft of items under $1000 also up, 34% in the big apple. and now this problem is affecting the bottom line. target's

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. >> coast-to-coast and i'm edwards lawrence in for neil cavuto. 2022 lazy, stupid, send me money. they apply and republicans and community and de-pack and thousands of bags remain missing and we'll get you the latest and the airport. first, so president biden signing a massive $1.7 trillion spending package he has now signed into law 5.8 trillion in spending for trump senior in adviser and i want to get your reaction to all of this spending. >> i'll start with that. i've never seen anything like this and fiscal policy and i think biden has probably the most financially reckless president we have and you can't blame this one and joe schummer and pelosi and the republicans were in on this heist. from a political perspective i've never seen conservatives and conservatives and the green new deal. edward: the green new deal was $7 trillion in spending and the president has almost $6 trillion in spending that he's done as they're agenda just succeeded. >> i don't think anyone would have ever imagined and they saw covid as a opportunity to really open the door for opportunity and liberal

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. >> i did see one that said neil cavuto and i kicked it off the ledge.eil: her final report on the show, thank you. it is so rushed. who knows? meantime we are following this big spending measure, $1.7 trillion, that isn't even for all of next year but a lot of democrats telling us on the notion if you don't approve this you lose border security funds, you lose money for ukraine, you've got president zelenskyy here, do you want to embarrass someone who's here? anything to sell a lot of spending, 3155 pages, word by word, just how much after this. ♪ the final countdown ♪ ♪ the final countdown ♪ ♪ the final countdown ♪ ♪ what will you do? ♪ what will you change? ♪ will you make something better? ♪ will you create something entirely new? ♪ our dell technologies advisors provide you with the tools and expertise you need to do incredible things. because we believe there's an innovator in all of us. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobil

republican new hampshire government chris seizure sinunu thatcould be on that lisd welcome, i'm neil cavuto. did the week of politics change where we stand in it'll be a 51-49 democratic senate or susan crabtree to get her take on all this and how significant this is. we're happy to have her. susan, i spoke with joe libberman on this issue and if you don't have, you should demand. he demanded and got it and talked to me on it and said this follow as pattern. i want you to react to senator libberman. we have i think three independent senators. i'm wondering, it won't change committee assignments and who as seniority is recognized or not but give the democratic majority pause? in other words would there be a reluctance for chuck schumer to go too far left? >> i think it's healthy and begins to break the lock hold that the two parties have on congress and on american politics, which really doesn't represent the largest group of voters in america who are by their own self-description independents. >> neil: what do you think of that, susan, that it dis-bottles the trend that's in american societ

eastern with "cavuto live," and you can see me on tuesdays -- the good news is i'm cheaper than the eight maids a milking. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: i'm jesse watters with judge jeanine pirro, kennedy jimmy failla -- 5:00 in new york city and disses "the five." ♪ ♪ big tech companies are getting into bed with communist china, and it's having a chilling effect on the world. apple ceo tim cook not looking great after his company limited a key iphone function used by -- and locked down covid protesters. saying that changes were announced to boost security, but watch him act like a coward, and confronted by hillary vaughn. >> do you support the chinese people's rights to protest? do you have any reaction to the factory workers that were beaten and detained for protesting covid lockdowns? do you regret restricting airdrop access that protesters used it to pervade surveillance from the chinese government? do you think it's problematic to do business with the communist chinese party when they suppress human rights? >> jesse: that comes as we get a new disturbing report on how china used tiktok to tip the sc

"your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. >> neil: thank you, trace, very much. under siege right now and a white house under fire apartment the president fails to visit the border while in arizona. just as we're learning of an agent killed in a high speed crash while trying to apprehend migrants trying to get into this country. we have you covered with bill melugin on the border. president brandon judd is here on the end of title 42 nearing. texas democratic congressman henry cuellar on what he says the president should be doing.

neil cavuto. time for you. take it away, brother. neil: where is the santa rally, man, oh, man.ery much, david. >> you're welcome. neil: we're still waiting for that santa claus rally, does not appear to be materializing. down on the week, down on the month, down on the year, a hat

. >> reporter: welcome back to cavuto "coast to coast," i'm connell mcshane in front of new york federalmatic developments, cryptocurrency former billionaire sam bankman-fried made his initial court appearance. he will walk out the doors for the moment, free on bail. the number reported in the occur house. is beyond anyone's expectations 2009 when bernie madoff was free it was 10 million-dollar bond. that is nothing compared to the 250 million-dollar bond to be posted by sbf, as he is known, to be free here in new york, only to travel to california he should be living with his parents. his parent, both stanford law professors in palo alto. he is supposed to according to the judge live there, be here in the southern district of new york or eastern district of new york. those are the only options until another hearing set for third of january. that is the expected development. we expect sam bankman-fried to be walking out the doors any moment now, neil. free on bail. it's a bail number we haven't seen anytime before. 250 million-dollar bond. neil: he has some money. wild stuff. connell, th

welcome everyone i am neil cavuto pretty happy we can do and always busy week and at that point let's the crisis going on at the border and how the administration is dealing with it. >> good morning to you, neil. the administration is trying to appeal that federal court decision as they and he sent lawmakers on capitol hill really keep pointing fingers at each other. let's start dhs secretary jan for. as you know he has been facing serious questions from both sides of the aisle about what the agency is going to do. is the agency prepared for what is coming once title 42 is lifted? and so far he is sticking with the six-point plan he unveiled back in the spring to handle the unexpected surge. there dhs says it will file an appeal with the u.s. court of appeals to challenge judge emmet sullivan's last month to block title 42 for the judge called this policy arbitrary and capricious. while this is happening is a crisis at the southern border continues to get worse for the border patrol chief in fact reporting in just a 48 hour span this week 14000 migrant encounters, not to even mention

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto, this is a special christmas edition of "your world."seemed about the economy. a new survey saying 2/3s of americans don't see their financial situations improving in the new year. the main reason, inflation. so what will it take to turn thos

i'm sandra smith in for neil cavuto.

lauren: that's it for us, merry christmas to everybody and to you, neil cavuto.thank you. neil: let's hope everyone has a safe and enjoyable time and then get back to the recession. [laughter] all right. here we are, the noon hour a

thank you all for joining us right here, neil cavuto will be back next week. but for now, you have me. right now starts "the five." ♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone katie pavlich commit joey jones, tyrus. it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> katie: are you feeling a bit strange? don't know what day it is or what exactly you are supposed to be doing? welcome to a name given to betwixt christmas and new year's. one publication sums it up as the dead week, the best week of the year and for most people this week not a week off from work but at the same time a return to the normal rhythm of regular life. nobody knows what to do with this leftover week awkwardly such that the bottom of the year. this holiday purgatory is dedicated to low expectations, eating, visiting family and resting but even for those of us going to work, it is assumed not much will be accomplished before the new year. so what is on our twixmas to-do list? rachel, there's already down times and a lot to do at the end of the year. >> rachel: just before i came to get ready to do this show

i'm neil cavuto. let's get to it with bill melugin in mission, texas capturing this escalation on camera. bill? >> neil, good afternoon to you. border patrol's el paso sector is completely overrun right now with border patrol. they're reporting over the last three days, they've been averaging 2,400 illegal crossings every day. take a look at what happened last night. fox news shooting this video as the biggest group of migrants that we have ever seen crossed illegally in to el paso last night. this was a massive caravan over 1,000 people that crossed in to el paso last night. local media reporting it's the biggest mass crossing in the city's history. you can see waves of the migrants walking across the river and going to the u.s. side before organizing themselves in a single file line that stretched as far as the eye could see. it was cold outside. some of the migrants started camp fires on the u.s. side of the border in an effort to keep warm. border patrol in el paso has more than 5,000 people in cu

"your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. >> i waited in line 1 1/2 hours and we finally get tothe line. they say there's no flights anywhere. >> i've been loyal to southwest. their system did not work this time. >> i was going to get on one flight. they said there's still two sides. and click click. sorry. there's 148 people on stand by for that same plane. >> passengers fired up, baggage piling up as the meltdown at southwest shows no signs of letting up. southwest's ceo issuing an

i'm edward lawrence, also holiday neil cavuto. storms crushing the northeast cold temperatures and heavy snow and power outages. we'll have the story live. thousands are stranded as southwest airline has a complete meltdown over the holiday weekend. more cancellations are on the i. with storm brewing on the border. title 42 could end as soon as today. that would stop customs and border agents immediately deporting people. we have a how the white house is responding. president joe biden going on vacation. he will be in st. crow later on today, u.s. virgin islands. the high is the 83, a low chilly 70 degrees. where we find fox news jackie heinrich. with a storm bearing down on much of the night the optics don't look great as he goes on vacation, do they? >> reporter: i leave that up to the audience to decide, edward. the president approved a emergency declaration for new york state last night t unleashes federal cities stance. it also allows fema to destroy relief efforts. meantime the president is scheduled to board air force one t