gillian. congressional leaders are negotiating a spending bill to keep the federal government running through much of next year. aides are discussing a one week spending bill if they fail to reach an agreement by friday's deadline. house speaker nancy pelosi and she and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell have agreed to combine this annual government spending bill with another coronavirus economic package. the foundation for these negotiations is a more than 900 billion-dollar framework, bipartisan group of house and senate members released last week. >> this is not a stimulus bill. it's a relief bill and it is something for the next three to four months to help those in greatest need. >> the republicans accepted 900 billion-dollar level. so we worked to that number. if there is more money available, certainly i would want to see more help to the families across america. reporter: senators are scheduling a call today to continue these negotiations. the current bipartisan framework would spe

gillian. the president-elect is meeting with transition advisors here in wilmington, delaware. when he heads to the white house and moves in on january 20th after he's inaugurated. 's going to see somewhat of a different house and potentially different senate. it's a potential possibility, gillian that he could see a democratic-led senate. now, that just depends what happens with that runoff that leland and they were talking about in georgia. the spread is not that far apart, that means republicans in some cases are picking up seats. the election a month behind us, there are races and out close within a few votes. the in new york, he's trailing claudia tenet and several dozen ballots were found. it's not clear if they were previously counted. stay tuned to that one. and meaks in iowa the winner by six votes although her challenger rita hart is signaling a legal challenge. that means two house seats when we begin the 117th congress in january maybe vacated. now back to what president-elect bide

>> gillian: absolutely.t's a test case in that sense for other cities across the country who are really devastated over the summer that protests that turned into riots. the other thing at stake or at play in this case, i think, his first amendment issues. part of what the city is trying to emphasize here is that peaceful protest is protected, violence, rioting, looting, arson is not, assaulting police officers, definitely not. i think that is what -- whether they end up getting any remuneration or not, i think the point that the city of detroit is trying to make here is let's start distinguishing between peaceful protests and nonpeaceful protests. because people haven't done that all year. >> molly: when you see this unfold and come i can't help but look back it will be seen in the cities across the country and wonder if there's symbolism in e end. there's also the possibility they lose the lawsuit, that it goes nowhere. who knows what we will see when judges start to look at things? kennedy, your final thou

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gillian. gillian: the buck stops with u.s. states busy finalizing their plans to distribute the first rounds of vaccines. let's bring in former utah governor mike leavitt and served as health and human services for president george w. bush. mr. governor, thanks so much for taking time with us. we really appreciate it. i want to hear from you first, your impression of the speed with which this vaccine has been essentially delivered to the united states. something like this, we're led to believe, often takes many years. in this stance we want from day zero to day 100, meaning vaccine distribution day which is probably going to be tomorrow in less than 11 months. >> as previously stated earlier in your story, this is historic, there's never been a moment like this when we've been able to accomplish both scientifically and logistically and from a quality standpoint to move as rapidly as we have in this one. because we've been able to move not sequentially, but in parallel as opposed to doing it one after the other. that speeded th

>> gillian: i don't know, to be honest.r away, especially right now as we lead up to christmas. sorry to end on such a bummer note, but that's the way i feel. >> kennedy: l, gillian and i will be starring in their own version of "the nutcracker." >> gillian: [laughs] you are all invited. >> kennedy: yes, you are. it's only $50,000 a person, and we do take travelers checks. i want to thank buck sexton for being here, great to see it. tomi, stay safe in l.a. >> buck: made christmas, ladies. >> kennedy: make christmas to you, as well. thank you. we can say it again. now, she's out christmas angel. here's harris. ♪ >> harris: after months of gridlock, congress congress is finally ready to vote on a $900 billion covid relief package. it includes $600 stimulus checks and additional paycheck protection funding for american steer going with the financial impact of the pandemic, taking a live look right now, capitol hill, and getting some drafts of the text of all of this around the journalist horns here. we are getting to see it. o

gillian? >> gillian: i agree with lawrence and emily. it's a complicated issue., as he said, harris, the top-tier priority in this country is the elderly. people who are over 65. if we are going to go based on the science, these are the people who are the highest risk. there is a strong case to be made for protecting people who are incarcerated, because, as lawrence points out, the state is responsible for them. the state will likewise be responsible for their death if large numbers of them continue to die from covid, which we see not just here in this case we are discussing, but truly nationwide. from washington, d.c., to california, this is happening everywhere. it's terrible. i think we can somewhere afford, from one batch, a few thousand to protect these people. >> harris: by the way, that aid to the cdc put out yesterday is 75 and up, for those high risk in terms of age. new york governor andrew cuomo says he thinks he's done a great job this year and says santa is sure going to treat him well. i know now... what? is that delusion? i don't know. but do the n

>> gillian: you are exactly right, julie. this is definitely this whole political scandal, the back-and-forth surrounding the stimulus payments is definitely going to impact the election. we don't yet know how. i have to remind viewers, there are plenty of fiscally conservative georgians who don't like the fact that president trump's tagging on an extra $1400 in checks direct to americans. at the same time, georgia has it been hit particularly hard by pandemic lockdowns. a lot of americans they are struggling. they might very well embrace president trump's move here. i think you are smart to point out, julie, that mitch mcconnell's own state hinges on this. it's interesting he is striking out from the president. he is really slow-ruling the president's proposal by lumping it together with section 230, with election fraud investigations. he knows the likelihood of that getting to a 60-person vote in the senate is virtually nil, that kelly loeffler and david perdue are voting with their feet. they are backing the president ever

i am gillian turner gillian turner and four dana perino. it's great to be with all of you. this is a special edition of "the daily briefing." ♪ republicans are blocking a vote on $2,000 stimulus checks for millions of americans, this despite president trump's demands after congress settled on $600. nancy pelosi is promising to continue the fight. we've got fox team coverage. first up, ari fleischer with analysis, the latest from lawmakers. let's begin with mark meredith who was reporting from west palm beach. merry christmas. >> good afternoon. right now congress is trying to figure out how serious the president is with his demand to increase the money that would be going on stimulus checks. earlier today, house democrats had a chance to meet and decide whether or not this would be pushed through, but republicans made it clear they were not going to support this effort, 600 and then from 2,000. they want congress to re-examine money that's tied to a bill that's attached to stimulus. right now it's unclear if they could improve this package or not. the president got here to

gillian. >> gillian: i would just point out that in addition to the hypocrisy, the hypocrisy illustratespolicies don't work and aren't effective. it is precisely because people cannot follow them. you cannot have restaurants open with outdoor dining and then tell people they cannot go there to eat. this is a perfect example of just a scenario like that. >> kennedy: all right, very good. thank you all. so much fashion. the cdc has to make other difficult choice of who they believe should get like rotavirus vaccine first. so, who should get it? we are going to ask dr. marc siegel coming up on "outnumbered overtime." that is comingho out very soon. stay with us. ♪ e insurance, here's one that'll really take you back. wow! what'd you get, ryan? it's customized home insurance from liberty mutual! what does it do bud? it customizes our home insurance so we only pay for what we need! and what did you get, mike? i got a bike. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ but we can still help protect each other this flu season by getting vaccinated. if you're 65 or older, g

fox news correspondent, gillian turner. joining us today, media and politics columnist for "the hill," fox news contribut contributor, joe concha. i first want to bring in dr. nicole saphier. dr. saphier, your smile, so bright. our hearts uplifted today, and we know he we have lost so many people. now what we want to do is stop the loss. stop the spread. the vaccine is not a cure, but how much closer are we to getting to a point where we can at least start to exhale? >> harris, today really is a critical milestone in our fight against covid-19. listening to some of the fact-checking. "it will require a miracle to get a vaccine by the end of 2020." we have done if you're not only with one vaccine, pfizer being administered today in the united states, but moderna is up next on thursday. they are hopefully going to have it by the end of the week as well. about 20 million americans potentially starting their vaccines by the hand of 2020. it really is incredible, but here is, as we have noted, you require two doses of this vacci

ray suarez, ben domenech, gillian turner. thanks for joining us.p next, what was it like to cover the hunter biden allegations when much of the media world was calling it a far-fetched tale? when i was diagnosed with dupuytren's contracture, i waited to get treated. thought surgery was my only option. but then i found out about nonsurgical treatments. it was a total game changer. learn more about the condition at factsonhand.com howie: the hunter biden allegations are somewhat belatedly big news, a lot bigger news than during the campaign. joining us from wilmington is jackie heinrich, a fox news correspondent who covered the story during the election. what was it like attempting to cover this subject, the allegations during the campaign when the majority of news outlets i would say were either dismissing it or downplaying it? >> reporter: well, it was interesting. i think you had to remember, let's look back to the very first report that came out of this. it was that new york post smoking gun story. they made the allegation that this e-mail that s

gillian: my favorite time of the show. show. chris: the first americans could begin receiving the pfizer vaccine tomorrow as the fda gives the green light. >> our nation has achieved a medical miracle. chris: millions of doses from pfizer to all 50 states. we'll track plans to distribute the vaccine. we're joined by dr. slawey, head of operation warp speed, only on fox news sunday. then, a last push for covid relief before congress adjourns for the year. we'll ask a leader of the bipartisan gang of eight, west virginia senator jo joe manchin, what's holding up a compromise. plus, the federal investigation into hunter biden's taxes, congressman eric swalwell's links to a suspected chinese spy and president trump's push to overturn the election, we'll discuss it all with the number two republican in the house, steve scalise. >> they bring deep experience and bold new thinking. chris: president-elect biden introduces more of his cabinet and white house team. we'll ask our sunday panel about pushback to his picks from both the right

gareth, meet gillian. gillian, meet gareth. oh, my goodness!has been an avid, avid rugby and especially welsh rugby fan and he'd recorded the programme. i know through the programme you said, if this programme can help just one person get diagnosed and be able to live a normal life, that's what you wanted to achieve. and ijust wanted to tell you, mate, you've done it. i swear to god i would still be not knowing i was hiv until this day day if it hadn't been for your programme. so i owe you my life, to be quite honest. i'm not really sure how to respond to what you said. i made that documentary. i saved my life doing it, i really did. i saved my life doing it. i never thought i'd probably meet somebody who would have been affected and have such a positive story from something that has only ever been spoken about in a really negative way. so i thank you for telling your story, i thank you for going and being tested and i thank you for carrying on, living your life and being a role model. bless you. have a good christmas. that's lovely. you saved

>> harris: gillian turner, good to see you, thank you.mer white house press secretary and fox news contributor now, ari fleischer joins me. there are a lot of moving parts here, i'm glad you are with me today. first of all, when you look at how an incoming white house would have to deal with this, what should joe biden's transition team be doing right now? >> in normal times this would be a number one headache, threatening to dominate all early action from the administration but normal is defined by the press corps so if the press corps goes easy then they don't have to have this usual feeding frenzy reaction most white houses go through so we will have to see what the rest of the media does with the story. right now they have muted it, they really haven't run with it the way others have. but harris, let me step back. i think there are three major themes here. number one, the threat of china. china remains a major threat, a major adversary and america needs to wake up, the incumbent biden administration needs to wake up and be tough with

right now more news from washington, leland and gillian up next. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] gillian: itbrating across america. pfizer's coronavirus making its way to states with first vaccine expected to arrive tomorrow morning. welcome to america he's news headquarters, i'm gillian turner. leland: nice to be with you. my father said the next good piece of news is we have a vaccine. there we go. dad, you were right. i'm leland vittert. first round will be delivered to 150 locations throughout the united states and pfizer is

welcome back, i'm jon scott. >> i'm gillian turner. killed one person, and now they found human remains to anthony quinn warner, officially a suspect. investigators say the 63-year-old i.t. specialist acted a loan. we are learning that moments before the announcement warned a bomb was going to detonate. the blast was massive and cause damage to downtown. here is the tennessee on our show earlier. >> the damage is enormous. indescribable blast. it has destroyed a business is all up and down that downtown block. we worked really hard to keep businesses open and to keep them able to operate and now there is a whole group of them who will not be able to operate. we have requested emergency declaration, i spoke with the president myself. it appears that will be coming shortly. >> david' david is live at the department, where does the investigation go from here? >> it's all about the motive, why did he do this. that is part of the investigation, it is far from over. just a few hours after this explosion on christmas day, authorities had 500

i am gillian turner gillian turner and four dana perino. it's great to be with all of you. of "the daily briefing." ♪ republicans are blocking a vote on $2,000 stimulus checks for millions of americans, this despite president trump's demands after congress settled

gillian, who is the one that's the most trouble getting confirmed? >> well, probably mere canden.hey're picked for a very specific reason and that is their government know-how. the biden team's entire mo is to try and scale back and undo as many trump policies as they can. chris: thank you, panel. see you next sunday. up next, our power player of the week, a new social media platform causing a stir in the name of free speech. cancer is very smart. and every time we think we have a cure; cancer cells develop ways of outsmarting us. we really need to be creative in thinking about what's going to work best for children. these researchers and these doctors want it just as much as the parents do. we're so lucky to have children's cancer research fund to support us. we're trying to save our kids. everything else can just wait. you can help us outsmart cancer. join the fight at childrenscancer.org. chris: twitter has millions of users, facebook has billions but there's a relatively new kid on the block creating quite a stir by doing things differently. here is our power player of the wee

gillian, how bad for the country when -- if you believe those polls -- millions of americans are noty 20th, when he takes the oath of office that joe biden is the legitimate president? >> it's more evidence of the two americas that we currently live in. i will say that the thoughts and views and feelings of the americans are presented in apple do matter, public opinion really counts in american politics, as it should. if we don't want to discount that. but here's the rub: in light of that, the trump legal team had a very specific job to do in the courts in order to get those views represented and court after court after court has now said the trump legal team failed miserably to get that job done. we now have trump judges, obama judges, and george w. bush-appointed judges who have all said they failed to provide compelling evidence. the type and amount of evidence that would be needed in order to disenfranchise their other fellow americans, so that's really what drives the day here. it's not going to be, unfortunately for these americans represented in this bowl, their feelings. that

did gillian anderson get her down right?” have not what dead.internationaljetsetting man of mystery. i know everyone is fascinated by it everywhere but it is not... you don't need to watch a drama of an audience with the cream queen, you just rememberthe with the cream queen, you just remember the 200 you had with her. i never really watched political programmes that are political programmes that are political because i know that every time i watch them i will a lwa ys every time i watch them i will always be thinking that did not happen, that did not happen. have you never watched many of the dramatisations of people playing you? the dramatisations of people playing you ? absolutely the dramatisations of people playing you? absolutely not. not even michael sheen?! come on! i have not seen the mcqueen for example. it is an experience... because i was there...! it is time to reduce there...! it is time to reduce the budget and the production values back to a level we are more comfortable with on this addition which tonight is an issue of brexit c

correspondent gillian turner has tonight's update. good evening, gillian. >> good evening, bret.ocrat eric swalwell under fire tonight for allegations that he may have been compromised by a person who is suspected of being a chinese spy. someone who is known to target politicians and may have been hone trap planted by chinese officials. this incident is highlighting just how ubiquitous chinese spying operations in the u.s. have become in recent years there are potentially thousands -- thousands of operations current little underway. take a listen to former cia station chief dan hoffman. >> think about chinese intelligence officers. they are operating in washington, d.c. and at the consulates in san francisco and new york and chicago and lang. los angeles. we close china's consulate in houston. they are ruthlessly focused on conducting espionage in this country. >> g.o.p. jim sensenbrenner filed a complaint with the house ethics committee urging the panel to immediately open an investigation into the swalwell matter. the threat from china is one that lawmakers say is real and grow

that report from ed thomas received plaudits from a number of newswatch viewers, including gillian robbinste... jane brown agreed, and made a plea shared by other viewers. well, for all of those who wanted to know how they can help some of those in need for the charity featured in that report is called church on the streets ministries in burnley. finally, a follow—up to last week's item about coverage of the chancellor's spending review. and of economics in general. on monday, it emerged that 2a leading economists had written to the bbc director general, tim davie, following these comments by laura kuenssberg on politics live. i mean, isjust absolutely, eye—wateringly enormous, and if you think the debate that we had, really from the late noughties, all the way through to the 2015 election, you know, that was defined by, how is the country going to pay back what we had to borrow, and the credit crisis. this is that, and some. this is the credit card, the national mortgage, everything absolutely maxed out. well, according to that group of economists, this was an inappropriate way to describ

former england captain gillian coulthard appointed mbe for services to football. charity work, former jockey bob champion becomes a cbe. adam wild, bbc news. let's just get some more on lewis hamiltons knighthood. earlier i spoke to michael eborda, who helps compile the annual powerlist, britain's most influential people of african and african caribbean heritage. hamilton topped that this year as well. ina in a sport that is quite an elite sport in many ways, it is totally non—diverse from an ethnicity point of view. for him to make this sort of view. for him to make this sort of stamp that he has made particular over the past 12 months i think is so over the past 12 months i think is so laudable and it is testament to the man that he is. he has been in that position for a long time as the only black formula i driver. why do you think, he has formed his own hamilton commission pushing for change in f1? he wants to see more diversity in the hiring of engineers, in the hiring of people in tech, in the hiring of people in pr and media. and he is doing it pretty much

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gillian turner on how big that problem is and where it's going. gillian?big tech to come in years. one filed today by the ftc. the other comes from 48 different u.s. states. sources are telling us, neil, that ultimately what could happen here is we could see the court forcing facebook to break up. the first u.s. company to do so forcibly in many decades. new york is leading the charge here. take a listen to what their attorney general said in a press conference a few minutes ago. >> for nearly a decade facebook has used its dominance and monopoly power to crush smaller rivals and snuff out competition all at the expense of everyday users. today we're sending -- >> the charges that facebook has become too big, too powerful and is a major violator of antitrust laws. take a look at the complaint. >> now, the specific charges in these suits revolve around pups of media apps like instagram and what's app. big tech is facing a reckoning, one that has been building for months. the difference today is rather than being led by congress, they've been threatening to

gillian turner looking at that and more new allegations tonight. good evening, jillian. >> good evening shannon. 12 days to go until electoral votes are certified nationwide, they are fanning out across the nation and going all in on their claims that the results are fraudulent, rigs," were stolen from the president. >> the president doesn't intend to give up. at the present have seen enough evidence that this was a massive fraud across the country. >> they presented witnesses with allegations of fraud appeared to. >> incentive discarding, they were just rescanning, rescanning, rescanning. it counting ballots nine to ten times counting votes nine to ten times. >> to your knowledge, where they all instructed to exactly like you were? through falsified documents? >> yes. sick of the legal >> there shouldn't be a runoff on dominion machines. you should make it known that you will not vote at all until your vote is secured. >> in pennsylvania, a double down on illegal vote dumping claims. >> 130,000 completed ballots for the 2020 general election were

. >> gillian: [laughs] good point. >> jon: great working with you today. >> gillian: likewise. great to be with you and with everyone at home. >> jon: thank you for joining us. "outnumbered" starts now. >> kennedy: fox news alert, federal investigators searching for a motive in the nashville bombing as we are getting new video of the christmas day explosion. authorities say 63-year-old anthony quinn warner who died in the blast parked his rv in downtown nashville and around six, gave him a message started blaring from the vehicle warning that a bomb would soon detonate, and then there was the blast. >> if you can hear this message, evacuate now. >> kennedy: god, that's scary. this was the scene on the ground in the immediate aftermath of the explosion. >> [screaming] >> kennedy: and police releasing this new video showing an officer walking away just moments before the bomb went off. you can see the intensity of the blast. the six nashville police officers, who are being hailed as heroes for evacuating the surrounding area and putting their own lives at risk, spoke out yesterda

>> bret: gillian, thank you. stocks were mixed, the dow lost 70 come the nasdaq game 67. up next, president trump wants the supreme court overturned election results in four states, urging supporters to sign on to what he says is one large lawsuit, and legal experts are calling it a hail mary. >> we will see what happens. we have tremendous cases, a big, big case. 18 states, as of this moment. [cheers and applause] >> bret: secretary of state mike pompeo issuing a new warning about china's threats to the u.s. on the ground and in space. and more harsh accusation and denials in the georgia senate runoffs, next. ♪ ♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list sales event. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. now every bath fitter bathbath fis installed quickly, safely, and beautifully, with a lifetime warranty. go from old to new. from worn to wow. the beautiful bath you've always wanted, done right, installed by one expert technician, all in one day. we've been creating moments li

gillian turner has the reporting in washington now. facing a mounting storm of criticism from republican colleagues over fbi concerns that he was snared be a chinese spy. republicans are is a iing that the democrats are naive to the real threat of klichina. >> you have the chinese being very comfortable and cozy with some of these democrat leaders and continuing to try to find n inroads to the democratic party and our government. >> nancy pelosi did drop a bomb shell yesterday when she was told fox news that dem and republican leadership were talked to in the past about this threat. >> i think it's unfortunate that mr. mccarthy is trying to make an issue of this. we all found out at the same time. >> we still don't know who briefed congressional leadership back then. at the time, james comey was the fbi director. a former senior staffer on house intelligence tells fox news that a comey briefing would have been standard operating procedure. eric swalwell says this is all made up for revenge. >> the same time this story was leaked out is

>> shannon: gillian turner, thanks for digging in. president trump tonight calling into a turning point usa conference, bowing to keep fighting for an election victory, suggesting he is not the only one as congress had stored that january 6th date of finalizing the electoral college vote. >> president trump: we have some great congressmen and women who are doing it and we have others, some great fighters. we won this in a landslide, they know it and we need backing from like the justice department and other people have to finally step up. >> shannon: we will dig into the merits of that in just a bit. meanwhile a significant difference of appearance between the president and his outgoing attorney general. over the weekend the president saying it could be china if not russia beyond the massive cyber attack to the u.s. government systems. bill barr is that it appears to be the russians. >> it certainly appears to be the russians but i'm not going to discuss it beyond that. >> outgoing attorney general bill barr joined to secretary of sta

gillian turner live in d.c. thank you. >> sandra: a politically correct mall santa is causing a bit of controversy when he denies a little boy's request for a nerf gun. it happened at the harlem irving plaza mall in illinois. video showing the 4-year-old michael sobbing after santa says no to that gun. the mall step in to surprise that child with a very special delivery. >> we're so sorry about that. i heard about this up at the north pole and i -- >> sandra: he got the nerf gun he wanted. his mother blasted the first santa on "fox & friends." >> what did you call the mall santa? >> bad santa. >> even if he doesn't agree with nerf guns or guns that's fine. it is not his job to tell my son no. >> sandra: trace, if i can say anything about this we just love the spirit of santa claus, let's keep that alive for kids as long as they're happy to show up and see him. >> trace: i talked to a former mall santa this week who said bottom line here is at mall santas our job is to do one thing. you sit there and you nod your

. >> reporter: the maker of gillian's seat said it met or exceeded federal standards, passed internalrash tests, and performed as designed. none of the companies would agree to an interview, but through their trade association, say in a statement, "a correctly used car seat is a child's best defense in a car crash reducing crash, reducing the risk of injury by 45% when compared with vehicle seatbelts alone," adding "the industry supports stringent federal standards." now republicans were critical of some of the reports' findings. tonight the committee is calling for consumer protection investigations to be launched. norah? >> o'donnell: such important information for families. kris van cleave, thank you so much. and there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news," including a talk show host's surprise announcement about her health. announcement about her health. also, rescuers dig for hours to save a four-year-old boy who had fallen into a well. and, why fans of taylor swift can't wait for midnight. midnight. i am worth it. now earn 5% on travel purchased through c

most vulnerable very soon they are deserve need barker reporting live from london many thanks dave gillian tang is a consultant verona just at leicester royal infirmary he joins us now from leicester good to have you with us julia what do you make of this. yes i'm just speaking as a university of leicester special sciences girl it just here basically this is good news the prairie data shows good fixie and terrible safety for this vaccine but if there's any based on about one $100.00 to $200.00 participants results then only in normal times would you know it would wait for a phase street to be completed which would include thousands or tens of thousands. or dispense with the data so still early days that are the prospects are promising to what extent the british being used as guinea pigs here that well i think the mh ari has approved this very quickly that's true even before the f.d.a. and the year may. and i think they must have confidence in the effects of the safety data they've seen so far of course pfizer going to have published the most recent set of data so we've seen some early safe

this week, larry summers, gillian tett, and stephanie flanders of bloomberg economics. >> many governmentsworld have amount of debt higher than before. david: roger altman of evercore. >> we could see an extremely strong second half of 2021. and i.h.s.yorke markets.

up a couple new fronts today in the battle to hold big tech companies accountable, correspondent gilliane for facebook and google. >> it has been a brutal day for big tech, the justice department announced its suing facebook for prioritizing hiring immigrants over american workers, also today the national labor relations board and lodging a formal complaint against google for spying on its employees and firing them for trying to unionize. in a 17 page complaint filed today, doj complained facebook engaged in intentional violations on the law by setting aside positions for temporary visa holders instead of considering qualified u.s. workers, american companies advertising jobs are requiring by law to prove they tried but were unable to find qualified american workers before hiring foreigners. if something doj it says facebook could do from 2600 open positions from 2018 to mech 2019, facebook said they received zero u.s. worker applicants, doj says they find this hard to believe and are sticking up for u.s. jobs. our message to workers is clear, if companies deny employment opportunities b

we begin with gillian turner with the detailed critique of the covid package. >> breaking tonight, but the president trump is asking to make 11th hour changes to the coronavirus package after months of stalled out negotiation with us. the presidents of beef with the 5,000 plus page bill, he says americans need more money on offer. he also wants all the wasteful spending tossed out. >> president trump: $505 million to belize, guatemala, honduras, nicaragua and, the additional $150 million for the national gallery of art. >> he says it doesn't cut the mustard. >> president trump: he provides hardworking taxpayers with only $600 each and release payment. >> he says $2,000 is more in line with what most americans actually needed. the changes he is asking for are actually for two bills. there is the coronavirus stimulus and the government spending bill. $600 is nowhere near enough. >> 600 bucks. i will tell you in hawaii, that in most cases will not even cover 25%. every single american in this country was struggling because of this, this covid pain >> while some republicans say 600 is two

. >> great to be with you, i'll gillian turner. fox news special debate coverage.stern

gillian, the crowds lining up in georgia starting at 7 a.m. this morning.hese are folks who have been supporting the president for years. they want to be there now for what some of

gillian turner live in washington good morning to you. what are republicans saying about all of this? >> first off, trace, this is really becoming a tale of two tales. we have swalwell insisting he did nothing improper and says the f.b.i. actually ended up thanking him for his role helping with their investigation. take a listen. >> this is a country where people who criticize the president are going to have law enforcement information weaponized against them. >> axios broke the story that fang fang targeted swalwell when he was a city councilman back in california and interacted with him directly for several years at events. raised money for his 2014 reelection and helped place at least one intern in his office. how republican leader kevin mccarthy tweeted for years he peddled russia disinformation and now we find out he -- he is a national security liability. other republicans are using this episode as an opportunity to make their case that democrats are naive about the danger that china poses to the united states. >> time and time agai

former england captain gillian coulthard appointed mbe for services to football.f 92 after a long illness. he had five years in charge at old trafford and though they were relegated he got them back up into the first division and won the fa cup in 1977. he spent most of his playing career at preston and was capped 25 times by scotland, he also managed chelsea, where he won the league cup in 1965, aston villa, derby, qpr and wolves. he has died at the age of 92. manchester united striker edinson cavani has been banned for three games and also fined £100,000 by the fa for a social media post earlier this month which was deemed to be racially offensive. he will miss their next match against aston villa, and also the league cup semi—final against manchester city and their fa cup tie against watford.

i'm gillian turner. here's rick leventhal. >> i'm rick leventhal in for bill hemmer. president trump spending christmas eve in south florida as the status of the next round of covid relief is uncertain. while santa is on the way, stimulus checks for millions in need are not. at least not yet. house republicans voting against the president's demand to increase direct payments to most americans from $600 to $2,000. since the covid package is tied to the spending bill to fund the government, a veto could trigger a shut down. mark meredith reporting live from south florida. mark? >> rick, good afternoon. right now it's unclear whether or not the president is going to sign or simply veto this spending bill that is also tied to the economic stimulus package that they have been working out. it's unclear what the president will do after lawmakers pass these proposals only a few days ago. the drama today is focused on the house floor with democrats trying to put forth a unanimous consent measure to increase the $600 stimulus amount to $2,000. that's something that the presiden

. >> mike: gillian turner live on the north one, jillian, thanks a lot. >> you bet. >> mike: becauset's 2020, celebrations are looking on like they ever before. live from exhibit a times square. good evening, aisha. >> good evening, like. that's right. in just a matter of hours, an iconic crystal ball will drive here in times square. only this time, it's going to look very different. pretty much empty, an eerie start to 2021. >> do not come. do not come to the area. >> this year, times square will shut down and move the virtual celebration due to the coronavirus. a million spectators. just 40 invited to watch and person. >> saying thank you for the work in new york over the last year. >> there will be 80% fewer cops in the crossroads of the world. but security is still tight with the national bombing top of mind. already put up concrete barriers and deployed a bomb squad. >> there is no active credible or specific threat against the celebration. >> in chicago, the windy city canceled its firework show. it has been closed since september. down under, sydney rang in the new year with a

correspondent gillian turner is here to tell us what this all means.. >> good evening, bret. so, to call lawsuits were filed. they could ultimately lead to the court breaking up facebook. the first time for a major u.s. company like this in decades. now, one of those was filed by the ftc by 48 state attorney general's both alleging major violations of antitrust laws. facebook maintains monopoly power by deploying a bible or by strategy that harms both users and advertisers. now, the lawsuits from the states focuses on what they view as facebook's go to move, which is identifying small but potentially rival social media apps and buying them out. take a look at th the new york attorney general. >> an effort to get them to sell. the two most glaring examples of this unlawful scheme are instagram and whatsapp. >> they sometimes threatened potential rivals in order to get them to buy out. >> don't step on facebook's tu turf. or as one industry executive put it, you will face the wrath of mark. >> he shot down allegations just two weeks ago. >> i don't think

document saying i was a certified poll watcher, my personnel was representing us that time senator gillian we got there six and we were denied access, we had to go get an attorney and we went to the project to thomas more society project, they provided a lineup paid for the lawyer and the lawyer gotot us in and it took s some time and i1: got there at 11:00 o'clock. lou: let me interrupt you for just a minute. i apologize, who was it that denied you access. that is a rather bold act. >> we were denied access when no explanation quite frankly from county workers in the clerk of election was there, the board of election solicitor was among the people but the person who enforced it was a deputy sheriff who was tasked with maintaining security for this facility and what they did not tell us and it took some time to get it out of them, there was a separate list that itde been defined the day r two before the election that they had decided via e-mail without telling anybody called the double secret probation list that you had to be on a special list that was approved by the election committee wh

first, we go to gillian turner. she's reporting at the white house hahn this. >> happy new year's eve to you. the president and first lady are back here at the white house. they left mar-a-largo two days earlier than they originally planned. the reality here at the white house is that no one other than them seems to know the real reason why they decided to cut their trip short. we're now learning from new reports and one source direct to fox news telling us that unfortunately today the president is not in a very celebratory meet going into the new year. one thing that is 100% clear is that the president is not letting 2020 ride out with a whimper. he's forging full steam ahead to contest the election. last night he filed a new appeal with the supreme court related to the lawsuit alleging voter fraud in the state of wisconsin. he's doubling down on his argument that democrat officials illegally altered procedures the run up to november making thousands of votes ineligible to be counted. in a statement he said guardra