you look high. >> eric: i am. i liked it. >> man: yeah. >> anthony: you can pretty much tear his toenails out and he'd still find something nice to say about you. he's so polite, yet, if you look closely, and i do, his discomfort can be exquisite. >> eric: he's the devil. look at him. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la la ♪ >> anthony: it's the spicy, sensualist heartland of all the things i love about china. the collision between very, very old and very new. an exploding middle class. a lot of history. and food that can burn you down to a charred, smoking little stump. sichuan province, located in the southwest of china. over a thousand miles from beijing. a region so fertile and lush that it's been referred to as china's breadbasket. and its capitol, chengdu. despite its ever-growing skyline, it hasn't los

. >> eric loved life. he loved his family and women, too. >> many women, did one of them love him too much? no shortage of lovers. >> i am not stupid. >> no sign of a break-in either. >> someone either have a key. >> it must have been somebody he trusted or someone who didn't trust him. >> inside the safe was a 380 handgun. >> it's the same kind. >> everybody loved him. who killed him? >> we knew in our hearts this murder was going to be solve. >> we believer justice is going to be served for eric. hello and welcome to "dateline," it was a crime scene that offered little evidence. those who knew eric samoas could not imagine who would want him dead. one detective refused to give up. here is josh with "while he was sleeping." he was the life of every party. at 34, eric samoas was charming and magnetic and successful. >> in 2012, he was living the life that young men was bragging it. he called it a good life and a fast life. a world without too many rules. you get close in a hurry to a lot of people you don'

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who have been watching and thank you to both of our extraordinary authors, patrick radden keefe and eric eyre, "death of mud lick," and i encourage you to read the books there important important books and enjoy the rest of the national book festival. >> and you are watching book tvs coverage of this year's national book festival and you just saw pamela talking about the opioid epidemic and now on your screen, one of those two authors, eric eyre, "death of mud lick,", a country's fight against the drug companies that delivered the opioid epidemic and he would like to call in and participate, referred in the last half-hour, 202 area code for you to dial 748, 8200 for the those of you and the easter (202)748-8201, for those of you in the method and pacific time zones, and the third line for t text messages only, first name and (202)748-8903, that is the text message number and we would especially like to hear from you if you had involvement in the opioid epidemic, at some level and eric, how unique was mud lick west virginia and what happened to it. >> was ato really small communi, 30 pres

eric: welcome to the rhetorical report. a new sign of surging inflation this week, wholesale prices rose 9.8% in november, the quickest case on record following the news that consumer prices rose 6.8% from a year ago, fastest rate in 30 years. the federal reserve announcing it is expecting to raise interest rates three times with jerome powell acknowledging inflation is likely to persist longer than the fed had previously expected. american voters point the finger at president biden. a new foxbusiness poll finding when it comes to rising prices twice as many think his actions are doing more harm than good. let's bring in kevin hasson who served as chair of the white house council of economic advisers under donald trump. welcome. a year ago you called it. 7% inflation and here we are. i will give you a chance, do you see this persisting and where we do we go into thousand 22? >> you mentioned 6.8% but that's a backward looking number. inflation hadn't taken off of it right now inflation is north of 10% if you look at the las

thank you eric. eric: all-too-familiar healing and new york, omicron.ting part of the state this week reported it highest single day total get for new covid cases. new york city mines protesting covid are stretched for several blocks. people have to wait for hours. i know someone who waited for hours for a swap. new yorkers are getting surprises from testing positive even though they were boosted. more on this. >> week before christmas, holiday stirrup, covid for the second year in a row is shutting everything down. the show will not go on as best i can covid cases in new york forcing broadway shows to cancel performances shattering the popular christmas show for the rest of the season. tony award winning hamilton, artist tickets to get cancel all performances this weekend. >> so excited to see hamilton, we came a long way to get here. we get here and there is a closed sign on the door. it is such a disappointment. reporter: new york post highest single week total of new public cases since the earliest days of the pandemic. long wind with people getting

eric? eric: thank you. we will continue to of course bring you the latest on this disaster in the southeast through our hour, but we will also turn to other news. arthel. arthel: as residents in the heartland grapple with the profound impact of those tornadoes smash and grab robberies are rocking communities coast to coast and district attorneys are coming under fire for policies that let rupee defenders back on the streets. our those das making a bad situation worse? we will find out. we will talk about it next. ♪♪ ♪♪ helping them discover their dreams is one of the best parts of being a parent. one of the most important is giving them ways to fulfill them. for over 150 years, generations have trusted the strength and stability of pacific life. because life insurance can help protect and provide for the financial futures of the ones we love. talk to a financial professional about pacific life. that's a nice truck. yeah, it's the chevy silverado. check out this multi-flex tailgate. multi-flex, huh? wow. it

eric: thank you for joining us, i am eric shawn. people have been boosted with a third shot from a the president forecast he called severe illness and death for those who remain unvaccinated. doctor anthony fauci case people to get vaccinated boosted. >> we are in the midst of a situation we are now facing a very important delta surge and we are looking over our shoulder at an oncoming a macron. really unvaccinated individuals are at high risk of serious involvement, including hospitalizations. fully vaccinated are doing much better as shown in the previous five or six flights, optimum protection is fully vaccinated. eric: we have live coverage for you on all of this officials saying you need to be vaccinated. lauren green, the cancellation of a cherished tradition and mark meredith in delaware with the president is spending the weekend. hi, mark. reporter: good afternoon, top health officials including doctor fauci right there, urging americans not is the time to get the vaccine. we see businesses starting to adapt, upping operatio

>> reporter: hi, eric. are areed■ç dead and more than 330,000 customers from texas to indiana are without power after a severe line of storms carved out a deadly path of destruction through the south and midwest. the city of mayfield, kentucky, one of the hardest hit. drone video shows downed power lines, flipped-over vehicles and buildingsen pancaked to the ground for blocks. overnight first responders worked frantically to rescue more than 110 workers who were trapped inside this candle factory after a suspected tornado slammed into the building causing the roof to collapse. kentucky's governor says many of those workers are feared dead. meantime, at least one resident says she has something to be thankful for amid the destruction. >> the part that actually makes you feel good is the part that it didn't hit the house, but it's really bad because it's destroyed everything we've got over here. >> reporter: and tennessee at least 3 people are confirmed dead after a line of severe weather ripped through a sma

eric eyre questioning. guest: sure first of all the addiction epidemic has shifted it is more of the number one killer and illegal thought no more hard fat no the pill problem is top 25% of all overdose deaths in the country. and what mary said with impact on covid in the opioid crisis is exactly right last year in 2020 in west virginia and frankly nationwide, nationwide at 34% increase in drug overdose death in west virginia 50% increase in all-time high for drug overdose death in 2020, in particular the month of may, june, july, 2020 they were off the charts, we are getting close to 1300 overdose deaths county for 2020. the good news they have been able to reduce the numbers and 2021 they are down significantly this would mirror pattern we have seen of a decrease in drug overdose deaths to two years prior to the pandemic, that's a good sign there is some great models out there of course as mary mentioned that and she could buy any pharmacy and harm reduction programs and 70 organizes it and at the forefro

eric: was there much of a warning? there were warnings and now they are saying it seems to be a historic record storm, 250 miles of tornadoes. comparing to 1925. what warning did folks have and did you expect this? >> anytime there is severe weather we work with the national weather service so we knew there was a good possibility but i don't think anybody really knew it was going to be this many tornadoes in this large of an impact. we always are ready, we activated state emergency operations center last night so we could start helping with any resources requests that came in. as far as a warning, we monitored here in local weather services news agencies were doing a great job tracking the storm, seems to be quite a few popping up fairly quickly. eric: where are the resources right now? the geographical area of your estate. what they are doing on the field. >> the biggest impact northeast arkansas we have about five counties in the area impacted or reported they were impacted from all five have done local decorations.

eric. i'm arthel neville. senator dole served as sense store from kansas from 1969 to 1996 at a time when he was the senate majority leader of course, he famously ran against bill clinton during the 1996 presidential election, a special report anchor bret baier right now takes a look back at the life and legacy of bob dole. >> i've never been prouder in my life than to have been the republican nominee for president of the united states. >> reporter: as the 1996 republican nominee, bob dole came as close as he ever would to winning the presidency. a dream he chased three times. he made his concession speech in kansas, to the people who had known him since his birth there in 1923. world war ii took dole from kansas to italy and just before the end of the war, nazi machine gunfire shattered his upper body and destroyed his right shoulder. >> it was 11 months before i could feed myself. i think i could have done a frankly to be honest about it probably eight months but nurses were very attracti

. >> i am eric shawn. the white house as it manchin comments are at oz with discussions this week with the president. adding the president will continue to push manchin to support the bill. this is lawmakers on both sides of the aisle reacting to the center's nebraska republican senator ben sasse earlier today on "fox news live". >> the should be a reality check on progress as they are not on the mainstream. we have live in a divided country a 50/50 senate were living through blood inflation and the american people do not want to upend this country with some nakedly partisan legislation they want to transform everything. >> the meantime the white house is dealing with a surgeon covered cases. just days before millions of americans head out of town for christmas for doctor anthony county's warning to the rapidly spreading omicron variant will take over this winter potentially leading to a new wave of illness and deaths. arthel: for fox teams covers alexis has the latest on the omicron threat. dr. marty maka

eric? eric: sure. thank you, laura. arthel? variant spreads to more and more states you, our viewers, have questions about vaccines and booster shots and dr. marty makary has answers. he's here to share them with us coming up next. ♪ ♪ hi the experts at safelite autoglass came right to me... with service i could trust. right, girl? >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ ♪day to night to morning,♪ ♪keep with me in the moment♪ ♪i'd let you had i known it, why don't you say so?♪ ♪didn't even notice,♪ ♪no punches left to roll with♪ ♪you got to keep me focused♪ it's a thirteen-hour flight, that's not a weekend trip. ♪no punches left to roll with♪ fifteen minutes until we board. oh yeah, we gotta take off. you downloaded the td ameritrade mobile app so you can quickly check the markets? yeah, actually i'm taking one last look at my dashboard before we board. excellent. and you have thinkorswim mobile- -so i can finish analyzing the risk on this position. you two are all set. have a great flight. thanks. we'll see ya. ah,

eric: acknowledging the contribution of filipino farm workers. you about the rally held today at at san francisco state an your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on inside. it's true, with diabetic retinopathy, excess sugar can damage blood vessels, causing vision loss or even blindness. so remember this: now is the time to get your eyes checked. eye care is important to your long-term diabetes management. see a path forward with actions and treatments that may help your eyes— and protect against vision loss. visit noweyesee.com and take control of your sight. ama: a good day for the financial markets, they notched their biggest advance since october. after today selloff, the dog jumped more than 600 points, the nasdaq was just under 1%, the s&p 500 gained 1.4%. eric: today, the white house announced new plan to make federal contracts more accessible to minority on businesses. the goal is to award 11% of contract dollars to small businesses considered disadvantaged minority owned

eric: hi, arthel.hank you for joining us in this special edition of "fox news live," i'm eric shawn. secretary austin's remarks coming as china's communist beijing continues to threaten taiwan. and building up its military capabilities in the region. if that is not enough, u.s. defense officials tell fox news that russia is planning a multi-front invasion of ukraine as early as next year that could come perhaps next month. 100,000 russian troops right now already massed along the ukrainian border. and as tensions rise, the kremlin reportedly says president biden and russian prime minister putin will have a video call i on all of this on use night as russia is reportedly sending 75,000 more troops. who better to discuss this all than retired four-star general jack keane, fox news senior strategic analyst, joining us now. general, we've seen this before. they took a chunk of cry -- crimea. how real is this threat and what does the president say to putin thursday night? >> they had something like 90,000 t

and eric, what influences have books had on you and your writing?well, i hate to admit it, but when i was growing up as a boy, i read very few books other than probably the hardy boys. i went through the hardy boys pretty quickly. but when i was in college, my parents moved to a small town in indiana, llogansport and moved from philadelphia where my dad was a factory worker to logansport, indiana and i didn't have much to do. i baled hay and then i went to the library in logansport for a community of its size, it was well-stocked. and the librarian, thank god for the librarians, she introduced me to a writer russell sanders. i was interested in nonfiction and he does, and my next step after i read his works at the time, i decided to write him a letter and this was pre-e-mail, so you actually had to write a physical letter and he wrote back and he said thanks, and said, that he thought he might-- i might be interested in some other authors and he gave a list, included ursela gwinn, toni morrison, charles johnson, tim o'brien and tc boyle, and those b

thanks, eric. i love their kids.an, you know, we're going to get back to the bay right now. take a live look outside. >> here. certainly no snow, plenty of rain, though the past several days and. >> there isn't much let up in the forecast, you know, crime for forecaster. erica caturay joins us now to give us an idea what's down the line yet. temperatures actually are going to dip a little bit through the weekend monday. some parts of the bay area will see highs actually in the 40's. >> but yeah, we're talking about that snow out in the sierra and as well as the southern california area. also seeing activity here on satellite and radar. a moderate rainfall if you're just joining us, that the system that brought us rain this morning. so we actually saw an inch and a half for the north the last 24 hours and we have another system coming around to 3 in the morning tomorrow. so we're going to see over an inch from that system overnight through tomorrow morning. half moon bay will get an additional quarter of an inch of ra

i am sherry horowitz reported the washington post and i'm here with patrick and eric to talk about their book on the opioid epidemic which claimed the lives of more than 500,000 people nationwide the worst drug overdose epidemic in american history. i spent the last three years reporting for the washington post investigative team of the opioid crisis and i'm already writing a book myself on the epidemic with my colleague scott. i'm particularly thrilled to introduce you to two authors whose work in books i completely admire. patrick brad and keith in a word writer at the new york times bestseller empire of pain the secret history of the dynasty. eric i who won a pulitzer prize for his reporting on opioids at mayo and now a reporter in west virginia and the author a coal country fight against the drug companies that develop the opioid epidemic. patrick, let me start with you in your devastating, absolutely devastating portrait of the family and their role in that opioid epidemic. can you give us a brief description of empire of pain and tell us what led you to write this book. >> absolute

i am here with patrick and eric. talking about their books on the opioid epidemic which has claimed the lives of more than 500,000 people nationwide. the worst drug overdose epidemic in american history. i spent the last three years reporting for the investigative team reporting on the opioid crisis. i am writing a book myself with my colleague. i am thrilled to introduce you to three authors whose works and books i greatly admire. an award winning writer, author of the new york times best seller, empire of pain the secret history of the dynasty. eric will rotate pulitzer prize at the charleston gazette and is now a recorder at the spotlight in west virginia is the author of a fight against the drug companies that developed the opioid epidemic. patrick, let me start with you and your devastating, absolutely devastating portrait of the family and their role in the opioid epidemic. can you give us a brief description and what led you to write this book? >> absolutely. i am really humbled and honored to share with the t

but that moment when i was at a conference and i shared eric's story, eric's very basic story about making something that looked like a molotov cocktail, and to be clear, you know, making something that was never going to blow up, wasn't even flammable, just wasn't going to be by any stretch of imagination a real molotov cocktail. so i shared this story at the conference, a white woman walked up to me and she said, you know what, the exact same thing happened to my son and they rearranged as you said his classes and he was put in accelerated science classes. and for me that story and what happened to eric thereafter was a profound demonstration about how we see and treat black children, number one. was not the presumption of guilt. he told the school resource officer that literally that is nothing, the bottle is nothing. please feel free to throw it away. he wasn't even trying to claim it. but still this presumption of guilt, the refusal to give them the benefit of the doubt, as a child, that story was really powerful because it reminds us about the presence of police officers in schools.

i guess ah ah, ah, your charge is eric with me is that hello robin doha, reminder of our top news stories, a record number of cove in 1000 cases have been recorded in the u. k. for the 3rd day in a row calls from across the political divider, growing for the british government to bring in more restrictions. 93000 infections were registered on friday and case numbers nationwide of increased by about 39 percent in just a week. but the death rate remains relatively low. government has been pushing for a faster vaccination drive a booster shots. week barker has more from london. the government is really weighing up its options and it's under a tremendous amount of pressure. firstly, to safeguard the economy of though they have been increasingly louder and louder, concerns coming from the hospitality sector about what new restrictions could been for them. predictions of thousands of businesses going out of business business by, by the new year. on top of that though, we are seeing the figures of micron rocket, it is the dominant strain here in the capital. and the only leading thing in the bri

they are cardiologist, scientists, author, doctor eric topple. thank you so much for your candid boss today. thank you, steve. so what's the bottom line? 600 years ago, galileo was punished by the catholic church for insisting that the earth rotated around the sun. and today, despite his supposedly living in the age of science and rationality, the debate about the corona virus reminds me about galilee. oh all the time. no matter how much disdain some folks have for science and scientists guess what folks, the krona virus is here. the west is fighting it with masks and testing and vaccines, and contact creasing and avoiding crowds. but for the majority of the world, all of these measures, even washing hands with clean water, is a really big challenge. in the end, the scientific approach is going to succeed. it's going to take time and money, but it is possible. and then all people on this planet should have fair access. no matter the content, no matter the zip code. that's the only way. and that's the bottom line. ah. on counting the costs, m r n

donald hoped his son won't have to use it for long eric planned to play travel baseball this summer.hat will the next few weeks at home look for him >> he is looking at doctors appointments and physical therapy. he will be going through trying to be able walk again on his own. >> he is a fire fighter. fire truck escorted the family home his co-workers were there to support him. >> you call, they come running they won't hesitate. they go on to help someone else. that's what we do for a living that's why you do it >> our thanks to stephanie hanes for that report. >>> you too can be home in the home alone house luckily, the bandits aren't included. >> apple's spotified list of most streamed music from 2021. that's next. >> did you know an energy star certified dishwasher uses less than four gallons per cycle? while a running sink uses that, every two minutes. that means even small loads can save water. so why not do it? run your dishwasher every night with cascade platinum. the surprising way to save water. my hygienist cleans with a round head. so does my oral-b my hygienist personaliz

thanks to eric for having the privilege of knowing him. family members say that eric was raised in southern california but moved to oakland a few years ago and lived near him lake merritt to start his life. his cousin kendra told me today that eric had a number of goals that he was working on. she called him hard working and had a smile that everyone loved. she says that they're close knit family at a complete loss over his murder. she's calling for the violence to stop on the streets and hopes that someone will speak up with what they know so they can bring eric's killer to justice. >> i'm sure it was very quiet. he did and he was a man of few words, but he was always and there was just this seriousness about him. and i think that seriousness stam from him. there's a poll in and knowing where he wanted to go in life. and was a little eye, he was he was the kind of guy that stood up for others were hoping for the to to is that being step up share what you know, if you saw anything that that is time to start and if you are responsible, if y

famous eggnog. >> eric: oh, you remember?ende: thank you. >> eric: that's for you. go ahead. >> paris: how could i forget? cheers. >> zende: cheers. >> quinn: so eric told me that rick and r.j. are skiing? >> ridge: yeah. >> brooke: i wasn't thrilled when they told us that news, but you know? at least they're together. and they're having fun. >> ridge: yeah, and you're going to see them tomorrow when we're all together. we're gonna video chat with them, all right? it's going to be okay. >> brooke: okay. >> ridge: excuse me one second, carter's here. >> quinn: so, before one of us says something that's going to, you know, set the other one off, ju

lake barrett family members say eric was raised in southern california. but the mood clinched a few years ago to start his life. his cousin kendra says eric had a number of goals that he was working on. >> i'm sure it was very quiet. he did and he was a man of few words, but he was always and there was just this seriousness about him. and i think that seriousness stam from him. there's a poll in and knowing where he wanted to go in life. and was a little eye, he was he was the kind of guy that stood up for others were h ping for the to to is that being step up share what you know, if you saw anything that that is time to start and if you are responsible, if you're the person who did it. please just think about the fact that just like you they're somebodys somebody's brother somebody's husband, somebody's spring. you know, is not too late to turn yourself >> let $10,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest in that case and a go fund me page has been set up for eric. we have details on how you can donate over on our website at kron 4

so who is eric sibyl? well, he's a writer at media personality known for his provocative right wing views on islam, immigration and feminism. a poll before he declared his candidacy suggested he could reach the 2nd round against president manuel macro, placing him ahead of marine le pen. or some analysts believe he can reach voters that le pen can't and could do better against micron them. le pen manage. in their 2017 televised debate, natasha butler was at the run. what does the process is working it in? parson are demonstrating against eric the more he's holding his 1st presidential campaign rally on the outskirts of the capital. is a well known television puns it and really to hearing from us, but he has no political experience, but he's like 3 me, famous in france, records reversal inflammatory fall, right? opinions are more is mc migration. his anti islamic talk in the post about supporting muslims. he's also upset many in the jewish community by saying that the regime of world war 2 here and problems

eric more is a writer and the media personality he is known in france for his provocative right wing views on islam, immigration and feminism. a poll before he declared his candidacy suggested he could reach the 2nd ground against president emmanuel mccall, placing him ahead of marine le pen. some commentators believe you can reach voters . butler pen cannot and could do better against emanuel mack long than la pen managed to do. during their 2017 televised debate. latasha butler was at that rally in paris. what thousands of protests working in parson are demonstrating against eric the more he's holding his 1st presidential campaign rally on the outskirts of the capital. now is i will know television puns it and really to hear from us. but he has no political experience, but he's like 3 me a famous in from record to virtual in elementary fall, right. the more is and see migration his anti islamic talk in the post about supporting muslims. he's also upset many in the jewish community by saying that the regime of world war 2 here and problems collaborated with the not be should be glor

eric: eventually we will have a recession. that happens next month or next year or three years from now, i have no idea. i tried not to worry about it. i totally agree with his overall advice, which is for a company , the number one thing you have to do is stay alive to have a shot to do anything else. if that requires capital, go get that capital. whether you sign the term sheet in the next two weeks or next four weeks probably does not matter that much, but i think the overall advice of, get the u need to build the business, is critical. emily: we are looking at some of benchmark's portfolio companies. a couple on there, confluent and amplitude were both your first investments at benchmark. they have both now gone public. they both had big debuts. i was looking at amplitude shares, which are lagging from their high. still think that is a good bet now that it is out of the benchmark fold? eric: i think the great thing about all the companies you put up is that they are all really quality companies. i try not to worry about wh

a go fund me page has also been set up for eric. we have details on how you can help out the family right now kron 4 dot com as for eric himself, he leaves behind a younger brother and the mother both of them who lived in southern california tonight, a $10,000 reward on the table for information leading to an arrest in the case. jonathan mccall kron 4 news. thank you. jonathan. such a loss. we have new developments tonight in the search for the person responsible for the death of a crime for security guard. kevin, this cheetah. >> the national park service is confirming that the vehicle linked to the deadly shooting was actually involved in a robbery in san francisco. oakland police releasing this picture of the suspects car. his white 2004 to 2008 acura tl with 4 doors and a sunroof. it does not. as you can see there have a front license plate. national park service says that the very same car was used in an armed robbery that happened back on november 22nd within the golden gate national recreation area. a reward of $32,500 is bei

he's eric zam war, the political pundit declared his candidacy just a few days ago. there was a heavy police presence in the streets with concerns about fighting between rival groups, the protests against them or was put on by some 50 organizations. including far left political parties and anti racism groups. so who is he? well, eric, some more is a writer and a media personnel that he known for his provocative right wing views on islam. immigration and feminism. a poll before he declared his candidacy suggested he could reach the 2nd ground against president emanuel macklin, placing him a head of marine le pen. some commentators believe he can reach voters that le pen cannot and could do better against monsieur macaroni and le pen managed to do. in their 2017 televised debate, natasha butler has more now from paris. what is the protocol walking embarrassing are demonstrating against them? first presidential campaign rally on the outskirts of the capital now is a well known television puns it and really to hearing from us. but he has no political experience, but he's

eric more is and see migration his anti islamic talk in the post about supporting muslims. he's also upset many in the jewish community by saying that the regime of world war 2 here in france collaborated with the not the should be glorified. he also has many opinions when it comes to women, he sees their role as in the home as child bears. he says that by logically incapable of being leaders. and what people here say is eric more is a threat to democracy, a threat to from institutions? well, a month or so back the more was doing rather well according to the opinion polls full suggested that he could be to the far right political party lead to marine the pen to reach the 2nd round runoff against the french president, emanuel micron. but in recent weeks, his ratings do seem to slaves mainly due to a number of personal gas made an obscene gesture to a protester in the southern city of mount say, he had a very poor performance. it was widely perceived in a high profile television interview. but i knew that the conservative right wing party has not picked up the very candidate

and what people here say is eric more is a threat to democracy. a threat to frances institutions. well, a month or so back the more was doing rather well, according to opinion polls poll, suggested that he could be to the far right political party lead to marine the pen to reach the 2nd round runoff against the french president, emanuel micron. but in recent weeks, his ratings do seem to slipped mainly due to a number of personal gas. he made an obscene gesture to approach. yes sir, in the southern city of la say he had a very poor performance. it was widely a perceived in a high profile television interview, but already that are the conservative right. doing party now picked their candidates for this presidential race. and that is also going to have an effect on eric the more because she is trying to appeal to the same source of voters that he is with thousands of people in belgium are protesting in the capital, brussels against new cobit 19 restrictions. the government introduced stricter measures for a 3rd time this week as hospital struggle to cope with a 4th wave. it's making

and what people here say is eric more is a threat to democracy. a threat to frances institutions? well, a month or so back the more was doing rather well according to the opinion polls, paul suggested that he could be to the far right political party lead to the pen to reach the 2nd round runoff against the french president, emanuel micron. but in recent weeks, his ratings do seem to slaves mainly due to a number of personal gas made an obscene gesture, after protest, or in the southern city of my state. he had to break poor performance. it was widely perceived in a high profile television interview. but already that the conservative right to import, if not picked a very candidate for this presidential race. and that is also going to have an effect on eric's more because she is trying to appeal to the same sort of voters that he is in thousands of people in belgium, been protesting in the capital, brussels against new cobit 19 restrictions. the police fire or gas and use water cannon to dispense the crowd through stones and fireworks. the government introduce strict to measures fo

eric adams, the stakes are so high for him.s the promise of being someone who i think can make people on both sides of the aisle feel better about living in this city, feel safer. the stakes are high and he will have to follow-through on his plans and it won't be easy. we wish him well across the board. >> sure do. >> martha: as he heads into january 1 when he will take over as mayor. pete, always good to get you to weigh-in. thanks for coming here today. >> thank you, martha. >> martha: breaking right now, the white house pressed on whether the president rushed to judgment in defending jussie smollett now we know his hate crime was a fact. >> the president and vice president tweeted what happened to jussie smollett will not be tolerated. the vice president said it was a modern day lynching. any lessons learned here when rushing to judgment? >> martha: the tweets didn't work well. the response with leo terrell next. moving forward. they guide me with achievable steps that give me confidence. this is my granddaughter...she's cut

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. >>> and from eric clapton's battle over a bootleg cd to a "law & order" favorite with a big announcement to betty white's new movie project, it's friday, december 17th. >>> and good friday morning, everyone. i'm faith abubey in for mona. >> and i'm rhiannon ally in for andrew. we want to begin this morning with the omicron variant. it is clear this morning we are entering a dangerous new phase of this pandemic. >>> one very preliminary study found omicron could spread 70 times faster than the delta variant. here in new york city the positivity rate has doubled in just three days. >> more broadway shows are closing along with some shows in los angeles and more colleges and universities are moving their classes online. the nfl and the nba are imposing new safety protocols and the montreal canadiens playing in front of empty stands. that's right. no fans allowed. >>> but we begin this morning with our coverage on the new information about the vaccines. this morning, a new recommendation from the cdc for covid vaccines. the agency now says americans should take the moderna and pfizer vaccine

[applause] >> mayor breed: thank you, eric. eric owns ei home. thank mcgill and master card for providing resources to advertise shop and dine in the 49 to remind people to shop locally. usually on black friday the day after christmas most of the time -- hello -- i am first one at the door at 5:00 or 6:00 in the morning. i decided i am not going to do that because i am going to make sure i am able to get up on friday and go out in the neighborhoods and become a new plant mom since this pandemic. i will be shopping for plants at various locations and shopping for gifts and toys. toys are hard to find. i am hopeful to get some toys and other great things all over san francisco. i want to thank each and every one of you for being here. i think santa's elfs are passing out bags. fill those with local gifts on chestnut street. thank you for coming here today. [applause] >> shopping in san francisco with what is happening, what are you telling people to make sure they turn-out and shop? >> mayor breed: one announcement through the end of the city all c

[music] eric: i'm eric wiese and this is my wife rashi.