fueling a rise in the hospitalization of young children in texas as largest children's hospital, grayson was struggling to breathe. he's just 4 months old and has contracted cobit 19 is to release the game. so i just hump day, you know, he's able to get better go. his mother. gov yell thinks that the youngest of her 3 children was infected at a family christmas gathering. well, i will talk to him in like a little, maybe really, i think to him like a thing like he likes he. grayson is only one of some 70 children currently being treated here for coven 19 chart, the waste. in the past 2 weeks. cobit admissions have quadrupled here. most of the children are unvaccinated. that bar for resilience. just keep moving. you think that i don't know how we can do this again and then we keep doing it again. they don't have much of a choice. coping 19 numbers continue to rise and not just in texas. nationwide, some 1000000 new infections were reported over a 24 hour period. more than 95 percent are being attributed to the omicron buried. growing numbers of americans are critical of president, jo biden

grayson is the third child killed this year in just atlanta alone. his mom this morning. >> when i opened up the back door he was slumped over and at first i thought he was sleeping and then i saw all the blood on his clothes and basically the bullet had gone through the trunk and then right through grayson. i still am having a hard time getting his blood off my hands. i have moments where i feel like i'm fighting through dry cement but i have my moments where i'll look at his favorite bear and smile and remember that grow up, make better life choices because the rest of the world cannot become your collateral damage because you had issues. the rest of the world has had to find a way to deal with our problems without gunfire. you have ruined lives. you have put fear in people that don't deserve it. this child had the opportunity to be anything he wanted to be. you don't know what you just took away. >> harris: powerful words from that mom. the suspect by the way has been arrested in that killing. jason, i come back to you because i know that you have

and we'll talk to him in like a little, maybe really, i think to him i key thing like he likes he. grayson is only one of some 70 children currently being treated here for coven 19 chart, the wife. in the past 2 weeks, cobit admissions have quadrupled here. most of the children are unvaccinated. that bar for resilience. just keep moving. you think that i don't know how we can do this again and then we keep doing it again. they don't have much of a choice. kobe 19 numbers continue to rise, and not just in texas. nationwide, some 1000000 new infections, worry ported over 24 hour period. more than 95 percent are being attributed to the omicron buried. growing numbers of americans are critical of president jo biden's response. a shortage of testing capacity is just one of the problems confronting the white house. everyone, if you're vaccinated and boosted, you are highly protect it. and i'll be concerned about i'm a crown, but don't be alarmed. but more and more vaccinated americans are worried and are calling for schools to be closed at least until the latest wave has passed. but new york's n

grayson, thank you for being with us.o underscore the point that this should not be a republican or a democratic issue. this should be an issue of upholding the democracy that we have as a nation, shared, the republic that we are trying to make better on an ongoing basis. the more perfect union. yet, some people, most of them from your party, all of them from your party actually have fallen into this thing in which they are trying to perpetuate this big lie. it's going to work for some of them. >> it is a concern. i'm a republican who is concerned about it and that's why i'm speaking out and willing to talk to anybody about this issue. the good news is there are credible, good, solid republicans running in those primaries in most every state. so maybe the voting republican elect rat will take control of this. i'm glad the spotlight is being shined on it now. >> there are lots of people who are secretaries of state of their state who then go on to be either an attorney general or lieutenant governor or governor and they do

that everyone who sees grayson is feeling.g the suspect who they have captured and if it's the right guy, has a huge criminal past including some type -- form of child abuse. what is your message out there. >> grow up. make better life choices. because the rest of the world cannot become your collateral damage because you had issues because i'm sorry to say, we have all had something we have had to deal with growing up. and the rest of the world has had to find a way to deal with our problems without gunfire. we have been able to use words. even fists at some point or be the bigger person and walk away. but i'm telling you, we cannot be your collateral damage anymore. you have ruined lives. you have put fear in people that don't deserve it. this child had the opportunity to be anything he wanted to be as intelligent and as strong as he was, just like his father. just like his grandfather. he had the ability to be anything, just like these other children, you don't know what you just took away. these are our future. these child

our heart goes out to grayson's family. i understand she's coming on, hearts and prayers to her. tie what buckhead city is doing with this beautiful child of god. i have to tell you this loss of life, the mayor mentioned yesterday, this one is tough. i have to tell you, the 181 homicides in atlanta are all tough and what is going on, atlanta has become a criminal's paradise. i hate to say it, i love this city. the city is not responsive. that same chief was the chief under mayor two times ago, he's back again. and i have to tell you the police have quit in record numbers after mayor bottoms fired the five officers last year, this is sacred bond between the police and citizens and when the bond is broken and we demoralize the police and victimize their activities, they stop working for us. they are willing to give their life, you just reported two police in new york. these young men work for 25, 40,000 a year to be shot in the face and killed so they can protect us. we don't respect them and love them and pay them and welcome them and bring them into the community, they don't feel

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grayson dr. grayson would put out these chipper bulletins just like tweets, basically every few days saying today the president managed to blah blah take a walk or something and most of these were like such wilson might have taken a few walks with a few steps in his room with a cane, but he really he really couldn't function at the kind of high order. you have to function in order to he couldn't write anything anymore and he had written very fluidly before. so in march 1920 the senate broke with its history and declined to ratify the treaty. so the united states whose president had done more than any other world leader to create the league of nations? would never be a member. so the treaties defeat meant that the united states was technically still at war with germany. it felt it felt a wilson successor president harding to submit a separate peace treaty to the senate wilson was still bitter. tried to defeat it with the help of some some of his starches supporters and senate but that failed and i

his name was grayson matthew flemming gray, he is the third child under the age of six to be shot inning/late friday night so flagrant, it happened in front of the police officers. and incidents like this, you have people in the buckhead neighborhood talking about seceding from atlanta all together. buckhead is known for nice restaurants and night life, the governor's mansion is located, big houses are, 2020 and 2021 saw homicides increase by roughly 40% in the city of atlanta. police zone surrounding buckhead, homicides are up 60%. in january a babe in was killed there. december, someone opened fire in a movie theater and that's why you have momentum for buckhead to form its own city and police force. that would require legislation for a referendum on whether people in buckhead want to secede. the republican-led legislature has showed some support, the democratic council does not support it. waning support, but buckhead amounts to 35% of the population in atlanta. being the rich neighborhood, expensive real estate and a lot of tax revenue. if buckhead were to secede, the town would

civil servants to grayson best to getting whether there were parties in downing street that broke the. the former leader of the scottish conservatives is not in the mood to wait. she tweed, "nobody needs an official to tell them if they were at a boozy shindig in their own garden." >> there were plenty of my parliamentary colleagues who have no idea what anyone was thinking, or how. this is utterly indefensible. ros: the opposition labor party also wants answers. >> there is no need for an investigation into the simple central question today -- did the prime minister attend the event in the downingtreet garden on the 20th of may, 2020? ros: the prime minister has declined to say, when each time to the investigation. in december, as the allegations mounted, mr. johnson did repeatedly offer assurances. prime min. johnson: all guidance was followed completely. we follow the guidance and continue to follow the guidance. all i can tell you is that all the guidelines were observed. ros: were they, though? were the rules followed? we know there was a christmas party in downing street on the

and if race became a problem, grayson was a problem in the civil war. today we see the issue of the president of voting waste amendment, which historically been passed every 10 years of the fight back against that because some people fear african americans having the right to vote in the space that is let me, you know, i wouldn't if though, a 5 years ago, they would have been some form of justice in georgia. i wouldn't have 10 years ago, they'd be some of from just in miss walker's georgia random question. i made a barrier and here quite years, white years admitted in medicaid, the racism had made a role in the killing of these a young man is the something people that they are trying to. so it's not just a personable critical race. that's a great part of it. it's a question of dealing with and having to accept the racism. it's been a cool of much about distance miss walker. mr. jackson was talking about how truth is essential to history. and you are the founder of black conservatives for truth. so how are you seeing this whole debate around books on rai

your says, you see this is grayson bigler. she promote that some manager for talking about all of the ecology and so on. but it's quite possible that she be losing electrons and then united states cannot react. so these, these b, b are now in a war the county is that true that you cannot cherry even, that he's in the dialogue in b, betty 33 and a half minutes. that's when i will be back with another full in freshness here with our international ah well a piece and you as a whole world needs to be ready. people are just, you know. 2 come with, we can do better, we should be better. everyone is contributing each in their own way. but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenge is great, the response has been massive. so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we're in it together with now we know you to see is a sphere. if you go fast, you will fall off the end. and on the other side of it came from and you're back home. so i would like to envision that does it actually do this i

and every became a problem. grayson was a problem in the civil war. today we see the issue of the parent of boating, waste amendment, which historically have been passed every 10 years of the fight back against that. because some people feel african americans having the right to vote and his dad is less me. you know, i wouldn't if though a 5 years ago that they would have been some form of justice in georgia. i wouldn't . it's 10 years ago. they be some form of just in miss walker is a georgia around question. i'm in a barrier and here quite yours. why? years admitted in medicaid, the racism. he played a role in the killing of these a young man is the something people that they are trying to. so it's not just a questionable critical race. that's a great part of it. it's the question of dealing with and have, except the racism has been a at the cool of much about distance miss walker. mr. jackson was talking about how truth is essential to history and you are the founder of black, conservative for truth. so how are you seeing this whole debate around b

your says yes, this is grayson bigler. she promote that some look for talking about all of the ecology and so on, but it's like, well, she believed that she knew it was them, there are elections and then united states can knock a yak. so b, c, b, they are now in a war that the country wrong through that you cannot even that he's in the dialogue in peace, daddy. that does a for me, this hour. i will be back with a look at your headlines and let's say 35 minutes. this is our international, but everybody's ah, ah, ah, ah exaggerated rhetoric, massive arm shipments and endless threats. this is how nato presents is vision of pan european security. meanwhile, moscow wait for the u. s, and it's always to respond to it's demands and vision for the say. the status quo is untenable. is the earth's still large enough to satisfy the ambitions of jeff bezos? you know, it's got its tentacles in so many aspects of the economy. there's nothing that amazon is i'm trying to get into to step by step. the amazon empire has extended its grip o

your says grayson bigler is out. she remote at some work for talking about the ecology and so on. but it's like possible that she will lose their elections and then the united states cannot react. so this is the big dust bad. now you practically stay war. the country around that you cannot even reason that but dialog. nbc, daddy does it for me. i will be back in about 35 minutes with another full fresh look to stay with us or to international the ah, is the earth still large enough to satisfy the ambitions of jeff bezos? you know, it's got its tentacles in so many aspects of the economy. there's nothing that amazon isn't trying to get into to step by step. the amazon empire has extended its grip on the world that walks like a duck and quacks like a dog. it's a dog. so amazon looks like monopoly trades like a monopoly makes money like monopoly behaves like monopoly. amazon essentially controls the market place. it's not really a market is a private arena, a wild where a single company controls the distribution of all day. the products and the infrastructure of our economy is loose.

brady to cyril grayson with 15 seconds left the bucks win. 28 24.ight now the number three seed in the nfc and would host the 49ers. the raiders honoring their former coach, who died this week as john madden was remembered throughout the nfl, the raiders against the colts and in need of a win to keep their playoff hopes alive. carson wentz rolling out and throwing to the answer on what good things happen. his passing a crowded tips, then grabbed by t. y hilton had put the culture in front 17 13 in the third quarter that was worth another look with raiders casey hayward and trayvon maureen colliding receiver ashton doolan coming up to empty the ball, ending up with hilton. tied at 20 inside a minute to play derek carr gets away from trouble finds hunter renfroe renfroe gets to his feet . he'll go all the way to the end zone. they take a look at it and watch this, they'll determine that ran for was down by contact. just barely with kenny more getting a finger on renfro, but that didn't hurt the raiders because they were able to run out the clock inste

you stuck somewhere in that new pharmacy big comes over, manipulate your desire, your says you, grayson, bigler is out. she remote at some repairs for talking about the ecology and so on. oh, it's quite possible that she will lose their elections and then the united states cannot react. so this is the big dust bad now because the state of war, the country rules that you cannot even reason that but dialogue very slow asia there with more new book, less arts. he's world news is 11 with me. kevin, thanks about chicken ever get anything from a stop by to off now or the great company. so be shipping the latest guest after the break. ah, there may or may we serve up in may or may, we should all be angry because i was going all right. can't understand united states history and the role that slavery plate is already a very formal institution. by the time united states became a nation. it actually find the nation, the rise of capitalism clearly on the backs of flight. and the slave down if you had investigated lynching said a great extent. you can't believe a country. and country still stands in

your says, you see this is grayson bigler. she promote that. some bad reps for talking about all of the ecology and so on. but it's quite possible that she may lose them their elections, and then united states cannot react. so these, these, the b, b are now in a war the country please go through that. you cannot cherry even that he's in the dialogue in peace. that he that is out, he's will need it when i am from moscow we came in, they said watching and a very good morning for me and the rest of the table. ah ah, ah oh, is your media a reflection of reality? in the world transformed? what will make you feel safe? isolation for community. are you going the right way? or are you being led somewhere? direct. what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. yeah math as practice.

almost always turns out to be a waste of time. joining me now discuss this former us partner for alan grayson and former colorado states that are ted harvey, who is also chairman for the committee to defeat the president. thanks for joining me, gentlemen. good afternoon. thanks robinson. and i got to start with you, congressman, do you consider it hillary clinton to actually be under consideration for future office? no, it's going to be a trump versus by unless one of them falls sick between now and, and 3 years from now it's really locked in. unless that happens now, if biden does god forbid fall sick, then it's a different story. she'll be one of the people who might contend a, but they'll be a lot of people who are continuing at that point than what you're saying now is that there are a certain number of political operatives who are clinton east has and want to get in the media, so they're saying things like this, but she has no chance of getting the nomination as long as joe biden wants it and is able to have it on the other side. it's a very similar situation. but trump is that a tremend

die this way. >> authorities have identified the 6-month-old victim as grayson fleming gray. he is the third child shot. he was killed by a stray bullet after an altercation at a food mart involving a 22-year-old suspect. we're hearing from the victim's mother this morning and joined "fox & friends" to talk about the moment she realized her son was hit. >> when i opened up the back door, he was slumped over. at first i thought he was sleeping and then i saw the blood on his clothes and basically the bullet had gone through the trunk. >> like a lot of big cities atlanta is wrestling with a surge in violent crime closing out 2021 with 160 homicides. a number not seen here since 1996. on par with other big cities like new york, chicago and los angeles where body counts last year were the highest in a decade. moving forward atlanta's mayor is leaning on the community and nonprofits to help largely young men put the guns down. the top cop has a message for those who don't. the atlanta police department will come after those who cause violence in the city with full force. >> bill:

so miss grayson, here's my question based on this uptick and romance scams and all the dollars loss because of it during the pandemic, what work is a commission doing to both educate consumers and to prevent to help consumers prevent themselves from being preyed upon by these so called romance scammers. >> thank you chairman first of all, let me say that miss kleiner is indeed a compelling ambador and her testimony is courageous and it highlights how sophisticated romance scams are and how they work hard to build trust and cause enormous harm. one of the main payment systems that romance scammers you are money transfers. um and the ftc in recent years has sued both major each of the major money transfer networks, moneygram and western union moneygram most recently failed to live up to the requirements of the prior order and crack down on fraudulent transfers across its network. and western union facilitated fraudulent allegedly facilitated fraudulent transfers on its system. and i think that type of law enforcement work goes a long way toward toward minimizing the harm that is caused by wir

it is directly connected to macguire, the guy recruiting butler, because his boss grayson m.p.nk the linchpin of this thing, is the treasurer of the liberty league. what the liberty league was was a consortium of extremely wealthy capitalist industrialists who hated franklin roosevelt and had the involvement of two former presidential candidates who are anti-new deal democrats. basically, there public facing goal -- and they were open about this -- was to dismantle the new deal, which fdr was trying to use to save americans, to put millions of americans back to work and save americans from the depression. what we don't know is how far maybe the more senior members of the liberty league, like the duponts, had gotten the planning. the reason while we don't know is because the congressional committee that butler testified in front of, which is headed by john w maccormack who goes on to become a longtime speaker of the house, a democrat of new york, day cut their investigation short. the only people who testify are butler, a newspaper reporter butler enlisted as an independent inve

. >> reporter: 4-month-old grayson perry, his tiny belly rapidly expanding and contracting. of many children here with covid-19. struggling to breathe. >> are you afraid they'll have to intubate him? >> yeah. a little bit. it's just really scary. so i just hope that, you know, he's able to get better and go home. >> reporter: mom to three, seems her youngest picked up the virus at a family christmas gathering. her only job now, keeping her son in good spirits. >> i do talk to him in a little baby voice. i sing to him. i can't sing, but he likes it. >> one of nearly 70 children now hospitalized at texas children's. a new record high for the nation's largest pediatric hospital. in just the last two weeks, hospitalizations here have increased more than fourfold. most unvaccinated or not eligible for vaccines from toddlers to teens. >> our covid journey began -- we began november 29th. me and my daughter both tested positive for covid. >> amy woodruff's daughter, her 17th birthday the day we visited has been intubated in an induced coma for nearly a month. she also gave birth ne

grayson gliding on his rulings gates. -- rolling skates. that's his godfather in the background.hem a big boost of confidence there. i do not think that bryson needed it, though. "my youngest godson riding withh the big boys." drew: i need that. kumasi: he is cute. the godfather took it real far. after one minute i was like, i got it, thank you. [laughter] julian: [laughter] drew: that is your limit, 60 seconds? julian: [laughter] drew: that is really cute. great news, no visibility issues. we'll see sunshine today. a fine finish to the week. that dry pattern will continue for the foreseeable future. this is a gorgeous picture on this early friday morning. we can see a ton of clear skies. we can see as far away as the east bay hills. again, visibility for the past week, we have been dealing with so much low cloud cover, but this morning, no fog. 10 is as good as it gets around here. we are in the 30's and 40's. we are at 50 in vallejo. 33, fairfield. 55, half moon bay. nevada at 41. highs later today, we should be in the upper 50's we will be back into the mid 60's, so above aver

. >> reporter: four month old grayson perry, his tiny belly rapidly expanding, one of many children with covid-19, struggling to breathe. are you afraid they will have to intubate him? >> yeah, a little bit. it's really scary. so i hope that, you know, he is able to get better and go home. >> reporter: the mom to three, thinks her youngest picked up the virus at a christmas family gathering. her only job now, keeping her son in good spirits. >> i do talk to him and like a baby voice. i sing to him, can't sing, but he likes it. >> reporter: one of 70 children now hospitalized at texas children's. a new record high for the nation's largest pediatric hospital. in the last two weeks, hospitalizations have increase ready more than four fold. most unvaccinated or not eligible for vaccines from toddlers to teens. >> our covid journey began, see, don't even know my days. brains are mashed potatoes. we began november 29th. me and my daughter both tested positive for covid. >> reporter: amy woodruff's daughter, haley her 17th birthday has been intubated and in a coma for a month. she also gave bir

. >> reporter: 4-month-old grayson perry, his tiny belly rapidly contracting and expanding, one of many children here with covid-19 struggling to breathe. are you afraid they're going to have to intubate him? >> yeah, a little bit. it's just really scary. so i just hope that, you know, he's able to get better and go home. >> reporter: she thinks her youngest picked up the virus at a christmas family gathering. her only job now, keeping her son in good spirits. >> so dr. mccain, it is heartbreaking to see. why are we seeing a spike in children now? >> well, we're seeing a spike across the country, don, and everyone is getting sick. children are not immune from covid. that's the point that we've been trying to drive home for almost two years now. i see a lot of parents that don't want their children to get vaccinated because they say, well, children don't have symptoms. children can't wind up in the hospital. that absolutely just is not true. and with omicron spreading as rapidly as it is, we are going to start seeing more children get ill and be hospitalized. >> listen, when you talk to

. >> reporter: 4-month-old grayson perry, his belly rapidly expanding and contracting. one of many children with covid-19 struggling to breathe. are you afraid they're going to have to intubate him? >> yes. a little bit. it is just really scary. so i just hope that, you know, he's able to get better and go home. >> reporter: the mom to three thinks her youngest picked up the virus at a christmas family gathering. her only job now, keeping her son in good spirits. >> i do talk to him in a little baby voice. i sing to him. i can't sing, but he likes it. >> reporter: one of nearly 70 children now hospitalized at texas children's. a new record high for the nation's largest pediatric hospital. in just the last two weeks, hospitalizations here have increased more than fourfold. most unvaccinated or not eligible for vaccines, from toddlers to teens. >> our covid journey began june -- see, don't even know my days. brains are mashed potatoes. we began november 29th. me and my daughter both tested positive for covid. >> reporter: amy's daughter haley, her 17th birthday the day we

michael: grayson turned five in the middle of it all. >> i couldn't afford a birthday party for her.ys everything is going to be ok. >> everything is going to be ok! >> i know, i look at it everyday. michael: christina contacted 7 on your side. we asked edd why her claim was flagged. the edd said it was working to restore legitimate claims well stopping thousands of payments to scammers. but no word on how long it would take. that does not help those caught in the crossfire, like christina and her family. >> it hurt me. i cried for days and days and, and when i got covid and i was so wiped out, i could not call anymore. michael: after we told edd about christina, they did respond. >> i got a phone call. michael: out of the blue an agent told her he was releasing her money. >> i am so appreciative. you have no idea. i thank you so much. everything is going to be all right. michael: absolutely. we are so glad we could help christina. but what about others? possibly thousands of those frozen creams could be legitimate. if your benefits were cut off and you need that money, let me know a