the kurtz, or iran, 2nd largest minority, after the other by johnny turn. the region has its own distinct cultural and political identity, which it owes in part to its isolated geography. villages are scattered in the mountains with unspoiled nature. as far as the i can see, the province is known for its forests. one of the rounds largest 2nd only to the forest at the caspian sea. the fertile soil held sustain a bounty of oak trees, fruit, trees, and precious woods is singular environment that helps give birth to an old tradition. ah, ah, ah, i'm, he should feed me kinda both. i used to think that when a tree is felled, it dies. believe rob, but now i know michelle, nobody is in the you the what a vish. but she did, when a tree becomes a musical instrument, it lives on the new ah ah, ah, in the past, these instruments made of high quality local woods, were played by traveling bars and showmen, music and song preserved, the old traditions. and music itself is passed down from one generation to the next . but they all pioneers, like rockmart a ye, me the 1st

let's bring in "media buzz" host howie kurtz. welcome.ng. cory booker. the vicious attack on actor jussie smollett was an attempted modern-day lynching. i'm glad he's safe. howie, do you think any of them will learn a lesson about jumping to conclusions? speaker every politician and pundit who spoke out in favor of justin millett. they have an obligation to speak out about the verdict. for those who posted statements like that, if you're the president of the united states and you've said something like this something she never happen again. you're talking about modern-day lynching and it turns out to be on the old fashion scam, i don't think silence is an option. you have to address it, clear the air. i think they should apologize. >> mike: folks in the media made comments that didn't age much better. >> i don't like that it's being put out in the media that it's a possible hate crime. >> i know jussie smollett is a really, really good guy. i want justice to be served. >> the media has really cast so much doubt on his story which i find s

emily: earlier this week, the ceo, george kurtz, joined us on the show.says users are learning trusts -- losing trust in microsoft. they put out a report. i want you to take a listen to what he had to say. >> i simply hope microsoft is able to address some of their issues. we want the best security for the entire landscape. at the end of the date, it is still a big problem. a lot of the software they have is causing issues. their technologies are not able to keep up with defending against those attacks. emily: what is your response to that and what are the attacks to microsoft, exchange server say about cybersecurity and microsoft products? vasu: thank you for sharing that with me. first, i want to reiterate that we are in one of the most sophisticated cybersecurity situations right now. we see attackers who are persistent, who are resilient, and they are relentless. we see attacks coming from everywhere. i shared stats about the 150% increase in ransomware, 667% in hishing. -- phishing. they come from everywhere. they come from a click on a link. it can

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howie kurtz is live in washington, d.c. so howie, what do you make of how this rolled out and how long it actually took when you go back years with some of the controversies for chris cuomo? >> what a sudden about face. cnn couldn't wait to rush out an announcement it fired chris cuomo days after he was suspended and after months of letting the controversy slide. why the sudden rush? jeff zucker who long protected cuomo was facing harsh media scoout knee himself over his prime time host who crossed all kinds of journalistic red lines in orchestrating the defense for his brother and the magnitude of his efforts, seeking information about two of the women accusing the then governor of sexual harassment. cnn hired a law firm which dug up additional information about cuomo's actions. the "wall street journal" reports today that zucker felt misled by cuomo once the transcripts were released. cuomo spokesman telling the paper he said he kept no secrets and kept in close contact with zucker. he said he was disappointed. this is no

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let's continue the -- howard kurtz.nes or on your amazon device. we added that segment pretty much at the last minute at the omicron story has gotten bigger and bigger, and believe me, it is as frustrating for us in the business as it is for you out there. i think the media have to be really careful in their coverage. hard to do. we're back here next sunday. we'll see you then with the latest buzz. and a new seat at the table. ♪♪ i may have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. or psoriatic arthritis. and a new seat at the table. but we are so much more. we're team players and artists. designers and do-it-yourselfers. parents and friends. if joint pain is getting in the way of who you are, it's time to talk to your doctor about enbrel. enbrel helps relieve joint pain, and helps stop permanent joint damage. plus enbrel helps skin get clearer in psoriatic arthritis. ask your doctor about enbrel, so you can get back to your true self. play ball! enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal

alexander schallenberg has announced he is stepping down after taking over from his predecessor, sebastian kurtzstepped down in october following a corruption scandal. he said he would leave office as soon as the conservative austrian people sco party names a new leader. police in new york city have arrested a man outside the united nations headquarters after he was seen pacing outside one of its main gates with what appeared to be a shotgun. the complex was temporarily put under lockdown. the man was taken into custody without inciden nine people have escaped from a prison in central mexico after it was stormed by unidentified gunmen. they caused a distraction by setting two cars alight and ramming the building with other vehicles. security forces were injured in the response. the duchess of sussex has won a legal victory in a privacy case against the publisher of a british tabloid. the publisher appealed against an earlier court ruling that it had breached megan's policy by printing parts of the letter that she to her father. the court dismissed the appeal. u.s. secretary of state antony blink

ros: sam kurtz from sky news points out, in may, the prime nestor told the lord that he didn't know whoind the number 11 refurbishment until february 2021. today, the electoral commission says the lord gave the loan in november 2020. the prime minister's spokesperson says mr. johnson acted in accordance with the rules at all times. ask if mr. johnson lied to the lord, the spokesman said no. but pressure on boris johnson does not end there. he has been accused by some in his own party of introducing new covid restrictions to deflect attention from the fuhrer around the christmas party. here is one conservative mp. >> is my honorable friend the prime minister aware that very few will be convinced by this diversionary tactic? ros: mps were vote on new restrictions on tuesday and some indicate they may not support the government. >> i find it so depressing we are back at imposing cod restrictions. they are a more lighter touch than previous episodes of new variants, but i haven't made up my mind on how we will look for them on tuesday. i will be looking at them carefully over the weekend an

the kurtz, or iran, 2nd largest minority after the other by johnny turks. the region has its own distinct cultural and political identity, which it owes in part to its isolated geography. villages are scattered in the mountains with unspoiled nature. as far as the i can see, the provinces known for its forests, one of the rounds largest 2nd only to the forest at the caspian sea. the fertile soil helps sustain a bounty of oak trees, fruit, trees, and precious woods. a singular environment that helps give birth to an old tradition. ah, ah, ah, i michelle good natured and both. i used to think that when a tree is felled, it dies. believe rob, but now i know michelle to what is in the you the what a vish. but she did when a tree becomes the musical instrument, it lives on the oh. ah, in the past, these instruments made of high quality local woods were played by traveling bars and showmen, music and song preserved, the old traditions. and music itself is passed down from one generation to the next . but they all pioneers, like rockmart, a ye, me the 1st in his f

the kurtz, or iran, 2nd largest minority after the other by johnny turks. the region has its own distinct cultural and political identity, which it owes in part to its isolated geography. villages are scattered in the mountains with unspoiled nature. as far as the i can see, the province is known for its forests, one of the rounds largest 2nd only to the forest at the caspian sea. the fertile soil helps sustain a bounty of oak trees, fruit, trees, and precious woods. a singular environment that helps give birth to an old tradition. ah, ah, ah, i'm sure good natured and both. i used to think that when a tree is felled, it dies. believe ross, but now i know michelle the what is in the you the what a vish. but she did, when a tree becomes the musical instrument, it lives on the new ah ah, ah, in the past, these instruments made of high quality local woods, were played by traveling bars and showmen, music and song preserved, the old traditions. and music itself is passed down from one generation to the next . but they are pioneers, like rockmart, a ye, me, the

howie kurtz composed of media buzz, joins us with his reaction.much of his irritation was the fact she was going to get a light, entertainmenty, perhaps softball interview? >> it took us from an awkward moment and put it in the cringeworthy hall of fame was just before that could be played, she was sitting there mutely while her aides first claimed that she couldn't hear a 17, which wasn't true, and then perhaps it tried to wrap up the interview. that left the impression that she was floundering and needed to be rescued. i think that's what it took a turn for the worse. years ago, colin powell tried that on "meet the press" and it was a story for the week. so it wasn't just what she did, it was the fact the staff felt she needed to be bailed out. >> let's play that clip. >> is it joe biden or joe manchin? >> i'm sorry, i interrupted. just a moment. can you hear me now? >> she can hear me. can you hear me, madam vice president connect >> i'm sorry to interrupt. >> they're acting like they can't hear me. >> mike: does not move everywhere? >> it's ki

steven spielberg's west side story started with a 1950s stage musical starring carol as maria and larry kurtzthe musical west side story first appeared here in new york in 1957 in this theatre behind me and the film adaptation followed soon afterwards, not the first time that hollywood has sought to capitalise on broadway success. that multi—oscar—winning original west side story was part of a decade where lavish broadway adaptation is notably by theatrical partnership of rodgers and hammerstein, were beloved at the box office and by the academy. # when i am with you # getting to know what to say #. the king and i won five oscars. carol reed's oliver was awarded six. my fair lady received eight oscars and was the second highest grossing film of 1964. the sound of music was the most successful film of 1955 and took five oscars, including best picture. the golden age of the hollywood musical would really have been around the late 60s, early 70s, but in the 1970s, you had some real clunkers. you had two hugely successful broadway shows, annie and a chorus annie and a chorus line, and they were m

so once you're on, kurtz was able to discredit the high rate on level of that report. he was then able to give a generic answer back to norma and approve the permit for mosaic after all. now a little bit of the food chain from john codes is adam blaylock. now adam blaylock used to be a mosaic lawyer. now he's the f t p deputy secretary, and he is in charge of all 5 state water management districts, water supply, planning, water use, permitting, any overseas ecosystem restoration, which in mining is called reclamation. what's reclamation ecology come on a there's a, it is a global leader in the science of reclamation technology. and we're putting it right here at home, innovative environmental technology, natural habitat for native wildlife, and sometimes reviving streams that haven't existed for a century. the science of stewardship, the science of mosaic, when mosaics applying for permits in different counties, they have to submit what's called a reclamation plan. and this is the idea that when they're done mining, they're going to put the land back to use and turn it

and i think one of the attractions of script of kurtz is among the millennials backs. i just saw a survey, that's something like 20 percent of millennials on, on some type of chris crypto currency is because they feel that the monetary system is not working to their advantage is changing them. and that's what the framers wanted to prevent. you know, 1st courtesy of the country, most people don't understand was the continental and it collapsed and hyperinflation. and one of the reasons they created the constitution or put it together at the have the monetary positions. and there was to not have the country again, based collapse of the, of a paper currents. you'd like the continental or the terms like the continental, you mention states right there. and it seems like states are becoming more of a factor when it comes to money. and monetary policy, particularly with big coin. some states are very probate coin like texas and i arming and setting up for a showdown between states and the federal government over money. james? yeah. you know, there's something this is actually

ah, it is kurtz everywhere this hello adrian for the hearing. so how the add lines lauser of the world health organization says that the only crone variant has been detected in 38 countries from so from 232 days ago. it's cooling on countries to focus on preparing health systems instead of imposing travel restrictions. as we're talking about ami con, let, it's also not forget that the predominant variance right now still remains.

it's called, but he's got wheeler kurtz, the russian army latest bid to stay ahead of the game through a cutting edge drive the fence system with oh, good evening, 6 o'clock. moscow you watching arte international now we'll start with breaking news because gas prices in europe have hit an all time high. rising more than 24 percent on tuesday. a hike? does. the price is now more than $6.00 times that june amount. these are all of a has the latest record breaking day when it comes to the price of gas in europe. that has topped $2000.00 per 1000 cubic meters of gas for the 1st time ever. it's come about after gas brawn, the russian energy giant didn't book any gas transit through poland on the moll euro pipeline in its most very basic sense. that meant no extra gas would be arriving in germany. now, gas prong continues to live up to the contracts. it has with european nations like germany and others, but what it's not doing is sending any extra on to the market. what that means is there's an increased demand and well, not the supply as i said. so that means that prices have gone right up.

the kurtz, or iran, 2nd largest minority after the other by johnny turks. the region has its own distinct cultural and political identity, which it owes in part to its isolated geography. villages are scattered in the mountains with unspoiled nature. as far as the i can see, the province is known for its forests. one of iran's largest, 2nd only to the forest at the caspian sea. the fertile soil held sustain a bounty of oak trees, fruit, trees, and precious woods. a singular environment that helps give birth to an old tradition. ah, ah, ah, ma'am you should be admitted and both. i used to think that when a tree is felled, it dies. believe ross, but now i know michelle the letter is in the you the what a vish. but she did when a tree becomes a musical instrument, it lives on sunday. ah ah ah, in the past, these instruments made of high quality local woods were played by traveling bars and sherman's music and song preserved. the old traditions and music itself is passed down from one generation to the next. but they are pioneers. like rockmart a ye, me, the 1s

ms. kurtz straight or seen a car spotted more gaseous thing there with me floss fios as we plotted the course of the ship as you can to talk about it in the 1st hour. it then changed course we heard we wanted to get that confirmed, but it seems that the tension was averted. take us through it. well, as everyone was expecting, the was the last we had seen were, were reports that this command ship of the ukrainian military was approaching the strait of coach a very well guarded, very sensitive area where. busy there's a bridge linking russia and crimea, and very narrow passage with a lot of ships, 80 odd ships when the incident took place, waiting in line, waiting for their turn to pass through through the straight. and you had this ukrainian vessel or a big ship by any measure, making its way towards the, towards the straight towards the transit area without refusing all hail. so ignoring all hales, they had been contacted by the f as b rushes federal security servers, asking them if they planned the transit to the straight. they said, they said no, but again, just before midnight, the

the kurtz, or iran, 2nd largest minority after the other by johnny turks. the region has its own distinct cultural and political identity, which it owes in part to its isolated geography. villages are scattered in the mountains with unspoiled nature. as far as the i can see, the province is known for its forests, one of iran's largest, 2nd only to the forest at the caspian sea. the fertile soil helps sustain a bounty of oak trees, fruit, trees, and precious woods. a singular environment that helps give birth to an old tradition. ah, ah, i michelle good natured, and both. i used to think that when a tree is felled, it dies belize, rob. but now i know michelle, nobody is in the you the what a vish, but she did when a tree becomes a musical instrument, it lives on the new oh ah, in the past, these instruments made of high quality local woods, were played by travelling bars and showmen music and song preserved, the old traditions and music itself is passed down from one generation to the next . but they all pioneers, like rockmart a ye, me the 1st in his family

emily: crowd strike ceo george kurtz. we will see what happens next year.look at the people putting their lives at risk to keep supply chains running. our special report from malaysia, coming up next. let's take a look at the vaccine makers. researchers in south africa say pfizer provides less immunity than the omicron variant than other major variants of covid-19. however, they say a booster could provide additional protection. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: the global chip crunch continues to pressure companies relying on semi conductors to build devices for consumers but we rarely hear about how it affects those who make the chips, not the chipmakers but the workers at these companies, especially those in poor countries. praying the story of how the pressure to aegis the sordid -- ease the shortage devastated a malaysian family. ♪ >> [indiscernible] ♪ correspondent: nancy knew something was wrong when her husband woke with a warning. >> [speaking foreign language] correspondent: her husband was quarantined in the hospital. weeks later, he was gone. >> [in

howie kurtz. appreciate it.> i think it is high time cnn took a move. it is pretty clear chris cuomo crossed a line. not only crossed a line defending his brother and uses his news sources to get to people that perhaps knew something about the story as it evolved, but the breaking point to me might have helped slur reputation or go after the victims that to me where chris cuomo is basically off the reservation at that point. by the way, it is not just chris cuomo held to account here, it is also cnn. cnn was perfectly okay with chris cuomo acting as pr agent for his brother during a time when his political fortunes looking pretty good. chris cuomo hyping him every day on his program. i thought that was an unconscionable. when it turned out problems with governor cuomo management of covid, all the puffery, writing a book, winning awards, et cetera, to ignore it and have chris cuomo bow out of coverage i thought that was impossible. i get it why he couldn't do it or covered it, cnn mismanaged this, as howie said c

wilbert kurtz is an atlanta historian from the 1940s and '50s who extensively documented the atlantic campaign. we have -- he's a very early preservationist, so we have him to thank for identifying many of the sites that we now associate with the atlantic campaign. he was also an artist, and he payments this picture of the confederates assembled on pine mountain. this is a very cleaned up sketch of general polk being struck by an artillery projectile. polk was struck by a ten-pound shell from, well, a ten-pound parrot from simonson's battery. and according to his -- polk's friend bishop elliot, the bishop of georgia, the shell entered his chest from the front, making only a small wound, but severely lacerating his back. it tore his heart out of his body as it exited. we have slightly different version from an artilleryman, philip d. stefansson, a member of the washington, who described the incident, general polk walked off by himself, his hands behind him. his left side was to the enemy. a second shot came, struck polk in the left arm, tore through his heart and his body. it then stru

"media buzz" host howie kurtz wrote it is hard enough trying to build public support for vaccinationsor isn't going to help. rachel campos-duffy co-host of "fox & friends" weekend and co-host of moms on fox nation and kevin walling former biden campaign surrogate. where do you see the mayor doing this, rachel? >> he may want to make a point. i have to tell you that eric adams the incoming mayor of new york should do more than say well i'll review the mandates. the business community especially the small business community and especially in new york city have been through hell. they have seen big businesses get away with things they couldn't and this will absolutely -- this kind of uncertainty will absolutely hurt the business community and he ought to come out and say i will not -- i will reverse this order. i will not stand for this. i wish he would do that. it is three or four days before mayor deblasio is out of office but i this i the business community deserves a new mayor who is not just tough on crime but pro-business. >> harris: he is a former cop. kevin walling i saw you on t

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howie kurtz live with more on this. good morning to you. what do we know? >> good morning. months cnn took no action over disclosures that chris cuomo was aiding his brother's defense as the then new york governor fought for his job not a slap on the wrist. nothing happened after cuomo apologized. >> i never made calls to the press about my brother's situation. >> that's not true. cnn president jeff zucker who hired him bowing to pressure and suspending his star. some liberal journalists were demanding cuomo resign for his role in the sexual harassment probe. charlotte en et said chris cuomo had smeared her with reprehensible conduct. the brass did not know that cuomo was using his sources to find out things and feeding it to the governor's top aides and appeared to be digging up information on and drew cuomo's accusers sayings he had a lead on the wedding girl who said the governor harassed her at a wedding. cuomo said he wasn't doing that research tried to edit some of his brother's statements. cnn created the mess last year by allowing interviews between the brothers and

fox news media analyst and fox news media buzz howard kurtz tells us why cnn finally pulled the plug.ck tore fire chris cuomo on saturday night was rooted in the collapse of their relationship an anonymous accusation that hasn't been made public. after months of defending his prime time host, zucker was surprised by the nolle released evidence of how far cuomo went in trying to help his embattled brother andrew cuomo and the "wall street journal" reports today cuomo mislead him. a cuomo spokesperson told statement he kept no secrets from zucker and stayed in exextremely close contact. they hired the law firm which dug up quote additional information. zucker is facing harsh media scrutiny himself as state documents revealed how cuomo contacted journalists looking into the alleged sexual harassment by the then governor. >> this is a failure of management on so many different ways. really the all same sort of mess that jeff zucker approved. why isn't he being held accountable here? >> cuomo believes the tipping point for his dismissal came when attorney debra katz who represents andrew c

but more recently i did an actress, suzy kurtz, henry winkler, the fonz, actors and directors and scientists and other people who are doing really interesting things and i've had interesting experiences. i'm one of those people who believes that just because you get a little older doesn't mean you should be put out to pasture like some old goat so some of these are g-o-a-t's, greatest of all time in their field and others are accomplished people who have a lot to say. john: today's focus is on jimmy carter, about that biography, "his very best: jimmy carter life" and plenty of callers to talk about the former president. don is up next -- dawn is next. a democrat. caller: i would like to know if you spoke with jimmy carter about your research for the book but my main question is, did you discuss the signing of the panama canal, to go back to panama and the reversal efforts by george h.w. bush, targeting panama, having the target of noriega as a subversive -- for people to look at understanding that was an important thing to reverse for george w. bush and the bombing of the people and people l

let's bring this our panel, fox news media analyst and fox news media buzz howie kurtz.or editor at "the federalist" and former biden campaign surrogate. mollie, let me start with you. it seems like this is very tense, would he don't have a lot of specifics on this call. but putin asked for the call. >> it was interesting to be asked for the call ahead of another discussion that they are planning here soon. but putin is going to do what he determines is in his best interest, the best interest of russia. the strength of the united states it is important that we are clear in our communications with russia about the seriousness of what they are threatening there on the border. it's why such problem that we have mismanaged so many of our foreign entanglements in recent years. the u.s. has a role to play here has a role to help ukraine and russia that has to get along as they are neighbors. negotiate peacefully and there is, because of our role in nato we can also encourage a temperance on the part of nato in how they engage with russia in terms of whether to expand or enlarg

here is fox news media analyst and host of fox news media buzz howard kurtz. >> the dominant story inth day of the year. rare degree of unanimity across the spectrum. >> pretty clearly president trump encouraging a mob insurrection to storm the capitol. >> i don't think there is much doubt, bret, that the president's actions and his entire conduct post the election are what led us to this point. >> but that quickly faded as media partisans did battle over the importance of the capitol riot who was to blame for the violence. >> in contempt of congress. >> and the fairness of a democrat-led probe with mark mid doughs and other republicans defying subpoenas. >> many major news organizations down played or ignored the initial allegations of sexual assault by someone they lauded new york governor andrew cuomo. even when the "new york times" interviewed accuser charlotte bennett. >> do you believe that he was propositioning you. >> yes. >> for what? >> sex. >> the miscalculation seemed even worse when cuomo resigned. >> the best way i can help now is if i step aside. >> and cnn later fired

fox news media and list and host of fox news media buzz howard kurtz is here with the latest. >> goodday on his radio show. >> it hurts to even say it. it's embarrassing. but i understand it. and i understand why some people feel the way they do about what i did. i have apologized in the past. i mean it. it's the last thing i ever wanted to do was compromise any of my colleagues. >> the suspension is an embarrassing moment for cnn after months in which the network took no action against its top-rated star no. internal inquiry and no slap on the wrist. jeff zucker waited until orchestrating the defense brother andrew cuomo and funneling shower. sexual harassment. that led he led to sharp and liberal bastions of the view. >> this is abuse of power. what this -- this took place the only reason that chris cuomo was able to do any of this, he was able to get sources on some of the accusers. >> the second the "new york times" and the atlantic turned against chris cuomo, chris cuomo was thrown off the ship. >> helping a brother and a friend in the worst moment of their life it probably not t

i'm howard kurtz and this is "media buzz". ♪♪ howard: ahead, glenn greenwald on assisting the pressuree up on joe biden because they are helping donald trump and the forces of darkness or something plus a jussie somollett guilty verdict and how his former champions are downplaying or even ignoring it and just as the media was making a huge deal about a book by mark models which drew criticism from his former boss meadows was subpoenaed. initially turning over some records and agreed to testify and now says he won't cooperate and is suing. that's created a huge paypal coverage along with the court ruling against donald trump. >> very likely there's communications that could well provide a smoking gun because ultimate unanswered question here has always been really that watergate formulation, what did the president know and when did he know it? >> if people believe around the president that that information will be made public, nobody can ever be honest with the president moving forward. that's dangerous to national security, in my opinion as to what we are likely watching is a pathetic

one of the most touching stories, i related this to howard kurtz, that i've ever seen is when daniel inouye passed away. he was lying in state in the capitol rotunda and they met when they were both convalescing from war injuries in italy, they were wounded one hillside away. bob dole basically did not have use of his right arm, daniel inouye had his arm shot off. he want todd be a doctor and realized the dreams were dashed. dole said you ought to think about getting into politics, the type of thing i want to do when i get back to the states and get my health back. even though they served across the aisle, they worked together on many, many things and this is what happened in december of 2012 when inouye late in state in capitol. he came from the senate side of the capitol, i was staning a couple feet away from this. the casket is laying and he's in a wheelchair with elizabeth dole, the senator from north carolina, his wife. dole got up from the wheelchair and with assistance walked very gingerly, hard to get around here, over to the casket. there's was a tear in his eye. he touched

if the system dives deep into the west coast will get more rainfall if it's kurtz is just to the north will have lighter showers to start your next week. as for temperatures today, it's pretty solid 50's regardless of where you're at low 50's across the bay area. certainly cool enough to keep a few layers with you. even city and san carlos jet. 53 today. same for you in san jose. the spate temps barely making the 50's in pleasanton livermore only right at 50 go one of our coldest spots at 49 degrees. same for you in stinson beach. in point raise right along the coastline. some pretty frigid conditions out there tomorrow. temperatures around the same skies. also nice and clear. new year's eve really, really chilly that night, saturday and sunday keeping the cool sunshine around before return of rain and snow into early next week and next year. great job. thank you for that. hey, we have a change in pace of traffic today more rain and snow conditions. >> are nice and light traveling from the east bay into the city about 10 minutes for your drive there. the san mateo bridge and across tow

charged in connection with the shooting allegedly carried out by their 15 year-old son reporter kelsey kurtzn has the latest. >> these 2 individuals. could have stopped it and they have every if he was dangerous and they gave him a and they didn't secure it and they allowed free access to it. >> and today's arraignment, the prosecuting attorney, karen mcdonald saying the parents are absolutely to blame for their son and shooting and killing 4 students and injuring 7 others. arguing that mister and missus crumbly bought the gun as a gift for ethan went to the shooting range with him and showed off the gun on social media. but crumbley's attorneys countering that gun was actually locked. so when the prosecution is stating that this child had free access to a gun. >> that is just absolutely not true. say mcdonald this fall to find the story and making emotional decisions for office have been cherry picked to further her narrative of making an example of mister enos is crumbly end today when asking the oakland county sheriff's office if oxford high school could see charges if it was. >> concerni

and howard kurtz will take a look at how the press is covering the biden administration handling of omicrone mansion and his party, that is all tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. eastern. griff: anita, for reaction on the other side of the aisle let's go to republican congress and from texas, tony gonzales. you are spending the holiday, christmas, merry christmas, by the way, doing something very important on the border. you heard your colleague debbie talking about not giving up hope despite senator mansion to repeating the build back better. she believes that they may get done in the new year. your reaction. >> first off, merry christmas. merry christmas to the american people. joe mansion stepping up and making sure that socialist bill does not go anywhere. i'm glad it died in 2021. i hope it dies forever. the bottom line is inflation is through the roof. the last thing we need to do is this. i am glad senator mansion keep set up. >> let's turn to the border. you are doing something very unique on christmas day. explain. >> spending so much time at the border. i appreciate that. you are an honorary

check your local listing for time and channel, plus, on media buzz, howard kurtz will explore chris cuomo'sion from cnn, the new take on the virus and much more tomorrow at 11 a.m. eastern. griff: alicia, our legal panel breaks down the involuntary manslaughter charges against the michigan shooter's parents next. just two pills for all day pain relief. aleve it, and see what's possible. and also try alevex topical pain relief. >> earlier today, the parent of a michigan school shooting suspect pleading not guilty to involuntary manslaughter charges in connection with their son's shooting rampage. detective steve rogers says he doubts that they will stick. >> with regard with the parents, i don't know if there's enough evidence to convict them. >> local police arrested the couple after an intense hours long search that ended in a detroit commercial building. their son faces multiple charges after he was accused of killing four and injuries several others in an attack earlier this week. griff: for more on the charges filed against the michigan shooter suspect and his parents. let's bring in th

howie kurtz is live in our bureau in washington, d.c. >> cnn could not wait to rush out an announcement saturday night that it had fired chris cuomo days after he was suspended and after months as you said of letting the controversy slide. why the sudden rush? cnn chief jeff zucker was facing harsh media scrutiny himself over his prime time host who crossed all kind of journalistic red lines and newly disclosed state documents dramatize the magnitude of his erts including seeking information about two of the women accusing the then governor of sexual harassment. cnn hired a law firm that dug up additional information about cuomo's actions. "wall street journal" report evidence there was a gap between what cuomo told cnn officials and what he said to state investigators. cuomo spokesman told the paper the cnn host kefpt no secrets and stayed in close contact with zucker. cuomo said in a weekend statement he was disappointed and this is not how i want my time at cnn to end. he called his suspension embarrassing. washington lawyer debra katz told cnn last week about a new sexual allegation

. >> gillian: let's bring in now howie kurtz, the host of media buzz.. she is obviously most famous for her work on "the golden girls," but she did so much more. talk about some of her other more famous roles. >> betty white's legacy is so much bigger then "the golden girls." just a few days ago, by coincidence, i happen to watch a movie from about a decade ago, sandra bullock in "the proposal," and there was betty white. it seems cosmically unfair that she did make it to her 130 or 2022. between movies and tv, she was an inspirational person. she had this quality about her that she just seemed really cool, no matter what her age or the venue, whether "saturday night live" or being plugged into internet culture. she changed with the times. >> anita: she was really timeless, howie. that is, she changed with the times exactly like you said. we just watched that obituary and you really saw so many phases of her career from her early stages to hosting "saturday night live." as you know, there are many people that can be so cool into their 90s, right? >> i k