liz: okay. >> and i think you could profit from them. liz: i'm just looking at tilray. high of the past year was $67. right now it's at $7.43, not far from its 5-week low of 6.97 -- 52-week low. i'm with you on that. i look at canopy and tilray, and i think if they reached that peak before, they could very well reach it again on any good headline news when it comes to approval. kenny, let's flip it back to these questions overall. do you see an equity correction in the first quarter? >> i do. i see a broader equity correction in the first quarter because i think we're going to hit some potholes because i think the fed's going to get more aggressive. once jay powell is completely confirmed by the senate, i think he's going to become more aggressive, and i think that's when we're going to see the pullback in the broader market. liz: kenny and scott -- go ahead. >> -- three rate hikes, but the only thing that's going to deter it is the s&p 10, 15% off of highs, so i do also agree with kenny, but i

liz: okay. but i've got to push you here. do you foresee a time when general motors will no longer make internal combustion vehicles? >> well, again, we said by 2035 all of our light duty vehicles will be, will be evs, and we're looking also where we'll be around the globe. in certain places you need to make sure that you have the right charging infrastructure. but we are leaning heavy into evs so, yes, we believe in an all-electric future, and we're the most aggressive in the united states for light duty vehicles with setting that goal of 2035. liz: okay. i've got to ask you about tesla because you guys came out punching in saying that we're going to overtake tesla as the lead in selling these electric vehicles in the future. there almost seems to be a little bit of barb trading here. in fact, general motors last month released its icon of the all-electric hummer, and it appeared -- if i didn't know better, it looks like it was rolling right over the cyber truck made by tesla. obviously, elon m

would love to do it thanks, liz. liz: you bet.hat exactly did spotify's podcast super star joe rogan say yesterday when he responded a raft of covid misinformation criticism and a boycott driven by rocker neil young? you are about to hear rogan's reply. it must have worked. we're going to show you spotify 's top reaction right now , the closing bell ringing in let's call it 38 minutes, 39 minutes, the dow is up 147, but folks, we're kind of losing a tiny bit of steam, the nasdaq still up 300, but now it's below that important threshold that we needed to see so that it could escape the worst january of all-time, we're watching it very closely tick-by-tick, stay with us. at fidelity, your dedicated advisor will help you create a comprehensive wealth plan for your full financial picture. with the right balance of risk and reward. so you can enjoy more of...this. this is the planning effect. throughout history so you can enjoy more of...this. i've observed markets shaped by the intentional and unforeseeable. for investors who can navi

as i hand it over to liz claman, again, it's starting to happen, liz. this last hour of trading has been nuts, bananas, and it's been deadly. we're buckled up watching you for the next 60 minutes. liz: yeah. watching you and your request of leather, charles. charles: oh, what? i can't, i can't see ya! give me a return, somebody. [laughter] liz: can't afford another television? [laughter] charles: my ratings, huh? liz: and ye shall receive. investors are playing the game of survival at this hour. netflix, disappointing subscriber numbers may signal the pandemic trade is coming to a very quick close. markets at session lows, set to close lower for the week. the dow down 383 points. look at the nasdaq. cannot catch any kind of green at all, down a full 2%, 301 points and falling. our floor show traders are ready to reveal what they anticipate will be next week's hits and misses when it comes to earnings. and you know the biggest names are coming out next week, so you've got to stay tuned for that. intel is ready to plow the silicon heart with a $20 billion

now i'm going to go back to liz claman at ces. over to you. liz: you know what? it's almost like the bulls over september and then woke up late just after they opened. after the bears took charge at the open, charles we found it fascinating suddenly we are scratching back into the green. yesterday was tough, right? the fed minutes jumped sending investors running for cover. the dow trading in a 260 point range today, earlier it was down about 203 points right now you can see it's down just 75 but the s&p and the nasdaq have cut and erased earlier losses as wall street tries to figure out just how many times and when , how early the fed may raise rates. how soon and what's that going to look like? as the markets move, and shift, again, s&p and nasdaq in the green, we are live in central hall at the las vegas convention center it's now day two of ces 2022 and so far, we're all crossing our fingers, the health department here in clark county has not pulled the plug. we are live along with certainly a thinner crowd, but a thousand journalists here to look at all of t

am i right, liz claman? liz: oh, my gosh, yes. but the one major change you have to make is my trick for ramen, charles. you've got to put a little cayenne pepper and paprika in there. charles: now you tell me? 35 years too late! [laughter] liz: two for two in 2022, the dow trying to start the new year with two straight records. any gain for the moment would mean that record close at the moment. up 254 points for the dow, but the s&p, it too just beats any game. right now it's down if.8 -- any gain. big tech struggling mightily. the nasdaq is down 248 points, another successful santa claus rally comes to a close, but the nasdaq is getting left behind here. how will 2022 shake out not just for stocks, but rate hikes, oil prices, shortages of the very elements needed to electrify evs? that guy, wall street legend and blackstone vice chairman byron wayne whips out his annual crystal ball of surprise predictions. he's going to give us his top ten, and is we will revisit the one he made last year about donald trump. plus, elizabeth hol

thank you so much, liz. bye-bye. liz: kenny g.laying a new tune , but not the famed instrumentalist. ken griffin, selling a huge stake in citadel securities as market maker charlie breaks it on the details of the deal, next. and fresh off our presence at the consumer electronics show, the world's youngest self-made billionaire is my guest on this week's edition of everyone talks to liz, my podcast, that people who want to be inspired by when it comes to reaching for your business dream, and becoming as wealthy as lym in after ceo and founder austin russel has. you've gotta hear it. he got his first patent at age 13, dropped out of stanford to build the hottest lidar company right now, hear his unbelievable story and inspirational apple and google how you get to podcasts, we are coming right back. at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner with access to financial advice, tools and a personalized plan that helps you build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. if you think you have dupuytren's

liz: really? prioritize, i'd tell you the bank to watch on the close today is western alliance. this company has beat expectations 17 of 19 quarters in a row, trades at 9 times earnings, and it's had one of the better growth paths of any bank in terms of growth on the balance sheet and earnings and profitability. it's more of a traditional a lender. -- traditional lender. i would focus more there on the credit card companies. doesn't mean we're negative on the credit card companies, but it's more of a traditional spread lender. a company like that or cay cadence -- cadence bank corp. out of mississippi, these are double-digit growers. stocks have come off a bunch with the banks in the market. the more traditional commercial banks. and we would say in the wheel, that's a good place to be. with regards to visa hoe -- visa, though, we think the payment spots are a good -- they're not balance sheet lenders. visa and mastercard run the networks in the country, we like them for different reasons because

liz: thank you. back to that developing news out of monterey county where a rare winter wildfire is burning north of big sur. it started last night around 7:30. at least 150 acres have burned in colorado canyon north of the bixby bridge near highway 1. luz pena has the latest on the fire. luz: the colorado fire is fueled by high wind. it is intensifying by the hour and at 9:30 p.m. the monterey county sheriff's office ordered evacuations along the big sur coast. flames have reached the highway. this fire is now burning on the west side of this area. highway 1 is closed both directions. minutes ago i spoke to the supervisor and she said in 2020 about 20% of the population had to evacuate after multiple fighters hit the region. they are having flashbacks. >> people are working to get out of the area. we know fires are unpredictable and many of the roads leading up to highway 1 are narrow, tree-lined. we want everyone to be safe and if you are near the fire, if you got evacuation orders, heed the sherif

liz: spoiler alert.l nadal has won his 21st grand slam singles title, breaking the record that he shared with novak djokovic and roger federer. his greatest rally. liz: he came back to be did new medvedev -- medvedev. it is his second career australian open title. he looks pretty happy. we are only a few hours away. the 49ers will try to beat the rams and advanced to the super bowl. kickoff is at sofi stadium. the warriors began a road trip. last night they closed out their homestand with a win over the brooklyn nets. here is chris alvarez with the highlight. chris: curry took the floor and passed chris mullin for most games played in warrior history. warriors hosting the mets. andrew wiggins is having fun. he throws it down. 14 in the first quarter. how about that step back name? third quarter. another step back. the biggest lead was 19. and the foul. 14 of those coming in the quarter. here is a splash. a slow start but a strong finish. jordan poole stopping on a dime. 17, just over five to go. james ha

liz: yeah. you don't know, but when you look at the losers versus the winners, dow jones industrials, nike, united health, and then you see the nasdaq winners, you've got some gamers here which is a big topic here at the consumer electronics show. electronic arts, obviously, there's been some pockets of real strength. where are you kind of hunting those out, kenny, and stashing some money? >> so it's funny, so i'm hunting about in ibm, in some consumer staples, but i'm also starting to look at -- you're talking about space and you're talking about -- i'm looking at a company called red wire which is about space infrastructure which is going to be kind of this new theme that's out there, rdw, the stock is down about 55, almost 60%. it trades at $5.50. but it's interesting what it's getting itself into in terms of infrastructure and what people are going to be doing now in space. so i'm starting to look at that one because it's just interesting. it's a different way to play kind of the space story

liz: right.ched in the mouth, in the nose, the teeth, but again, these headlines from bullard, you can see from the transports, teddy, again it's not a huge drop, 26 points, at about 15,000 and change here but you're now seeing dow just kind of falling a little bit more down 47 points we're keeping on an eye on these heads, it's an interview with the wall street journal where he is saying, the asset buying was just too much, but what do we see? we do see inflation, in fact specifically, used cars and trucks. we're going to talk about food in a second, used cars and trucks, that's the biggest headline increase, along with gasoline, and no surprise that general motors hit the tape this morning early saying they are coming out with a challenge to carvana and the online used car sites, yes, general motors is down 1% but carvara is down more than 4% a piece, really interesting stuff you're looking at certain names trying to take sort of a position and morphing their business as we speak to these price

i'm liz kreutz. let's start with a quick look at the weather with lisa argen. >> fog was slow to clear in our inland valleys but sead iteeetty good. as we look at live doppler 7, you can see the storm track to the north. numbers are cold again, much colder in the south bay. we are seeing numbers drop quickly in the north bay while we are in the 40's and the city. there are pockets of fog from santa rosa to concord. two miles in concord. we will start out with partly cloudy skies then watch the temperatures climb. mid to upper 50's today, that sun at 5:08. we will let you know if we can squeeze any moisture out of that cloud deck for your monday morning commute. liz: scenes like these are becoming too common in the bay area. hundreds of california national guard troops are deployed to provide help at testing centers. >> worst-case scenario, if you are still having trouble, i know they can -- >> qua me goodman didn't expect to see national guard troops. >> they are helpful. when i got here i did not kn

liz? you very much and larry kudlow is going to have special coverage of the president's press conference coming up at the top of the hour complete with post-game analysis so do not miss larry today. kudlow 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. eastern, the special two hour show, two hours of larry, yes, fox business only on fox business. instacart teaming up with two very powerful publicly traded allies for its first credit card and today's countdown closer thinks one of them will deliver big bucks to your portfolio. he's going to name it, next. folks the closing bell ringing in eight minutes the dow is now pretty much near session lows down 263, the nasdaq we're really keeping our eye on down 120 far and away closing in correction territory if we stay down there. throughout history i've observed markets shaped by the intentional and unforeseeable. for investors who can navigate this landscape, leveraging gold, a strategic and sustainable asset... the path is gilded with the potential for rich returns.

liz: yeah, okay. tuesday, microsoft, verizon, american express, ge, thursday apple, chevron, caterpillar on friday. i mean you're looking at all of these names, wednesday tesla and intel, boeing. so we're very busy at the moment we're looking at all of these stocks we're looking at every index, russel is the only one to the upside, but a little bit impressive here, a half a percent or 10 points. kenny great to see you todd thank you very much. we do need to get to this russian situation, breaking news at this hour, president joe biden is huddled in the situation room right now on a secure video call with the leaders of france, germany, the united kingdom and the european union. the pentagon has confirmed just moments ago it is putting 8,500 u.s. troops on heightened alert to deploy to europe due to the acceleration of russian troop buildup at ukraine's border. the u.s. now withdrawing diplomatic staff from its kiev embassy. the dollar-denominated rtf, the russian index, sort of like our blue chips for

liz: a crash happened just before 9:30 last night. when officers arrived, they found a car engulfed in flames. two people died after the car crashed into a tree. expected to be ok. investigating a deadly shooting in the richmond district on new year's eve. neighbors say the area is struggling with an increase in crime. question you hear about carjackings, pocket theft -- there are a bunch of homeless people. liz: they are looking they are nissan sedan in connection with the shooting. abc 7 news i i i i i building a better bay area. covid has dramatically changed how students learn and what they do when they return from winter break. the first big test will not have anything to do with math or science, but making sure that they did not bring covid back to the classroom. >> a vast m reporter: surge of the incredibly contagious omicron variant. >> what we suggested was that they test on friday and again tomorrow. catching up with anything that might have gone on during the course of the break. reporter: they ordered 35,000 test kits with

liz: lots.kets will slow down and that's what we're getting so i don't know what he's talking about the consumer and all this. yeah, we're not going bankrupt but guess what? the markets are going to trade-off. they are trading off now on this whole rate hike fear that occurs a lot sooner and it's going to upend the ipo market. one ipo i keep hearing about that could be upended and delay ed into next year, particularly if these market conditions as you see right now, which is reactive, purely to what jamie is talking about, extra rate hikes and a potential economic slow down, reddit will be one of those that get pushed out into the new year. way into 2022 until market conditions improve because this is a crazy market, and you know, this is like when you have easing money for so long and you stop that, you end the taper, you raise rates, you quell inflation there's only one thing that you do with that is you start to really put pricing, get better pricing on riskier assets that's stuff like reddit

liz: such a legend. more on her incredible life and career, you can go to our website, abc7news.com. moving on now, starting today, crossing the bay area's state owned bridges will cost one more dollar. this is a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza where the toll is up to seven dollars. the increase applies to all of the bay area bridges except for the golden gate. in 2018, voters approved three gradual toll increases with regional measure three. the final tool hike is scheduled for january 1, 2025. lisa, let's get a check outside. it is cold out there. lisa: it is but when i say it is 43 in san francisco, it sounds like it is not that cold but interior valleys are below freezing and will continue to see temperatures drop maybe 20 is likely. so clear out there, a lot of sunshine on the way, but we have rain in the forecast for the full for -- first full week of 2020 two. i will have it for you, next. liz: a skier who went missing on christmas day now presumed dead. the search called off. what his fami

liz: there are still supplies available.an e-mail address on the screen if you would like to pick up some. new developments on the show down over spot if i. joni mitchell is removing her music, joining neil young in protest. " irresponsible people are spreading lies that are costing people their lives." earlier young pulled his music from the platform saying that he was upset about vaccine misinformation on joe rogan's spot five podcast. traffic was lighter than nor yesterday morning in pittsburgh when this bus collapsed. 10 people faced minor injuries. abc news reporter morgan norwood has the details. >> trying to find out what led up to this, i bridge suddenly collapsing during the morning commute. >> our engineering team will look for signs of stress in the materials, signs of deterioration. those are just general. >> resndng toscene, rappelling s ravine to form a human chain to retrieve people from this crushed bus. i cannot believe this happened. >> 10 people suffering minor injuries but no one was killed. the pittsburg

liz: thank you. governor gavin newsom activated the california national guard to help with covid-19 testing sites including in five bay area counties. this as we have seen long lines for testing. this was the scene in santa rosa yesterday where people waited over two hours in the rain. guard members were already out at test site at antioch community center. the governor provided this video. 200 members have headed to 50 test sites across the state including contra costa, alameda, santa clara and santa cruz counties. more members will be deployed next week. guard members will aid staff, help add capacity for watkins, and assist with crowd control. on monday this antioch site will be able to do double the number of daily appointments. vallejo city hall will be close to the public until march because of a spike in covid cases. the city council, board and commission meetings will happen in person for now. the city council will consider switching to completely virtual in the next session tuesday. in the m

we'll be watching, please come back. >> thank you, liz. appreciate it. liz: all right.re's a best, there's got to be a worst. which stock has the trophy and which one looks to lead today -- leave today's session empty handed? we're about to tell you next. with the closing bell 37 minutes away, now the dow's up 305 points. we've also got the ceo of chevron on earnings, $100 a barrel coil and more. that's coming up. ♪ muck s of polygons here! what's going on? where's regina? hi, i'm ladonna. i invest in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to the nasdaq-100 innovations, like real time cgi. okay... yeah... oh. don't worry i got it! become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq whether you've enjoyed the legendary terrain in telluride, the unparalleled landscape of park city or the famed peaks of whistler, you face the hassle of lugging your gear through the airport. with ship skis, you're just a few clicks away from having your skis, snowboard and luggage shipped from your doorstep to your destination. with unrivaled pricing, real time tracking, ship skis delivers has

liz? liz: thank you. health organization says we are nearing the end of the emergency phase of the pandemic. nationwide, just under 145,000 covid patients are in the hospital right now. abc 7 news reporter christine sloan has more. christine: with new cases falling across the country, the u.s. is seemingly approaching a transition. the world health organization says we are nearing the end of the emergency phase in the pandemic. health experts say the virus will remain but we have what we need to live with it. >> the virus isn't going away. we may see future surges. but mandates, a lot of those are going to start easing. and what that means is when we see future surges, we are going to have to deploy the tools we have, vaccines, tests, etc. to get through them. christine: for now, those are the first line of defense as we push back against the omicron search. more than 40 u.s. states and territories are reporting decreasing averages, but 9% of u.s. counties are reporting high transmission. utah senator met

liz: welcome back. developing news in las vegas.say at least nine people have died in what they are calling a mass casualty traffic collision. authorities say a dodge charger was speeding on a city street and ran a red light yesterday around 3:00 p.m. they say the charger hit multiple vehicles. 13 people were involved and six vehicles. one person remains in critical condition. the driver of the charger is among the dead. there is a new subvariant to omicron spreading across europe and the u.s. being referred to as stealth omicron. luz pena is part of our vaccine team and spoke to experts who explained the difference between the original variant and the second version and what might be making it more transmissible. luz: preliminary data shows it is more contagious than omicron. scientists have named it ba.2, a variant as closely related to the original omicron strain. >> in denmark, it looks like it is about 1.5 times more infectious than the original omicron. luz: the cdc confirmed ba.2 circulating at a low level in the u.s. over 10

liz: dr.s he is as confident as you can be about most states reaching a peak from the omicron variant by mid-february. >> there may be more pain and hospitalizations in those parts of the country that have not gotten fully vaccinated or boosted. you never want to be too confident when dealing with this virus. it has surprised us in the past. we do not want to get overconfident. they look like they are going in the right direction. liz: in an interview this morning, dr. fauci said there are states in the northeast and upper midwest where cases have already and declined sharply. cases are still going up in southern and western states. as the biden administration starts to ship out covid tests, dr. fauci says these kinds of protections could keep future variants at a lower level. the children's discovery museum in san jose is hosting a vaccination clinic. kids who get their vaccination will get a family pass for a free museum visit. first and second doses are available. today's event runs from 9:

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liz: thank you. the 49ers are in los angeles i ahead of tomorrow's huge nfc championship game, the third time the niners take on the rams this season. night as the 49ers took off for l.a. reporter: the sweet sound of the 49er faithful. fans waited hours to catch a second other the team as they started their trek to l.a.. outside levi's stadium, hundreds lined the sidewalk showing support. fans weighed flights, held sides, and screamed. >> i wanted the niners to see we are faithful, here, supporting them, setting them with good vibes. i >> know we are here for them. >> we want this win. reporter:reporter: that energy amplified now about the weekend is kicked off. the fan base says since two california caves are going had to head, the support needs to be felt across this the -- the state. >> it makes it a lot easier to get to the game so it is hard to stay away from something like that. reporter: from the tiniest of the longtime fans, a win would put the 49ers on track for the seemingly everlasting que

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liz: yeah, you're right. i mean, we're looking at volatility climbing, the vix now up 2.5% after having been down around 10% earlier today. brian, jon hilsenrath, thank you very much, dow jones industrials down 261. let's take it right to the floor show and what might be the winners and losers, and i don't know, ryan, is this a new fed, ryan dietrich of lpl financial has 615 billion in assets under management, price futures group phil flynn is with us looking at oil prices not seen in eight years but ryan , what's the market price action telling you about how investors should move forward? >> you know, liz first off we're actually over $1 trillion in assets now so we're a little more than what the note said there but you're right. i love the segment you just had. volatility, right? this is a mid-term year, as we all know. volatility is normal. in fact, usually, january and february of mid-term year, stock s are actually down. also we've got the rate hikes as we know, the economy, one of the key concepts after

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i love liz peek and i love her writing. liz, i want to ask you about this.p congress from trading stocks. at least four new bills, half of them pushed by democrats but liz, timing of this is coming after speaker nancy pelosi's latest financial disclosures she and her husband made as much as $30 million in stock trades involving big tech. can we connect the two like that? what do you think? >> i think people are connecting the two, liz. this is an outrageous thing. if bankers who have nothing to do with stock trading or positioning are not allowed to trade individual stocks, and they are not, why in the world is congress which meddles ever more deeply in the affairs of the private sector every year doing more regulating, more taxing, more issuing of fiats what they're supposed to do, how in the world should they be able to trade on that kind of information? nancy pelosi's trading history is admirable i guess. at least i'm envious of it. the truth, it shouldn't happen. by the way the fact it is her husband trading instead of her, that is inconsequential. we al

liz: 20 weeks fighting for the earnings and for stock.d, and is based on credit card data from the west and he does not do a very good job of looking at india for example to use the prepared cards or do think the credit card data services are going to be writing this one and netflix probably added a lot of low-quality rings in india nicely think they will to the number i actually think the miss the number but the pricing increase, the really tells you a lot, testing the probably solvent u.s. and canada and that's really where the price slightly sold in europe and only on the four k planet and raising price anywhere also biases they want to keep that subscription machine going and low price regions and it will probably guide to olympia number but i think will at the numbers with of god. liz: okay, as we look at that chatter about netflix chillers or at least you call them netflix is not the only one of the are going to have other choices there with a scoop dissing plus hbo max, viacom, you have got to talk to me about the price increase th

yeah, it is a sabre rattling by liz truss. l it is a sabre rattling by liz truss.irst big it is a sabre rattling by liz truss. in her first big role, taking over from _ in her first big role, taking over from lord — in her first big role, taking over from lord frost, heading up the post—brexit negotiations. she is talking — post—brexit negotiations. she is talking very tough. she says she would _ talking very tough. she says she would invoke article 16. you know, "if would invoke article 16. you know, "if we _ would invoke article 16. you know, "if we have — would invoke article 16. you know, "if we have to use article 16, i am willing _ "if we have to use article 16, i am willing to — "if we have to use article 16, i am willing to do _ "if we have to use article 16, i am willing to do that." but we have heard _ willing to do that." but we have heard this — willing to do that." but we have heard this tough talk before on both sides and _ heard this tough talk before on both sides and nobody has actually triggered it yet.— triggered it yet. even the commission _ tri

do we have liz? >> liz is here. >> liz, you would never leave me.nished talking to me, when i finish holding you captive here, what are you going to turn to? >> i'm going to turn to "the mary tyler moore show." it was just so formative for me growing up in minneapolis, having that show happen here, having sue ann nivens be one of the most profoundly seminal characters in formulating who i was as a comedienne, showing that things are possible. also, let's just talk about these shows where "golden girls" and "mary tyler moore show" were shows about women who didn't rely on men. they passed the bechtel test. they were shows that centered around their power and who they were and their comedic timing, their lives, and their lives didn't surround themselves with anything else. sure, sue ann was a hilarious character always looking for some action, but it was always on her terms. and i feel like i was trying to think of things that wouldn't get me censored, so action works out there. and the "golden girls" same thing, it was about friendship with women, th

i sent a letter, yesterday, liz.the two billion dollars that joe biden used to convert and take away from testing in our strategic stockpile for covid testing to give to house illegals at southern border. it is ridiculous what that administration is doing. elizabeth: well it is stunning arrogance and vanity and egoism. they touted him as the next fdr, acts as part of the kennedy family as d.c. sources have been telling me. it is total taxpayer abuse. now he is about to tell americans, you will have to live with covid. that is a potential speech coming out of the white house coming up, this is the new normal. congressman this is six months after biden declared independence from covid-19 and you know, where are the drugs for this? because the vaccines do wane in strength? we cannot keep having boosters every six months. >> let me tell you, joe biden campaigned saying that he would fix this covid crisis if he got elected. since he has become president we have had more people die of covid. he has done absolutely zero. pr

do we have liz? liz, you're here with me. liz, you'd never leave me.holding you captive here, what are you going to turn to? >> i'm going to turn to the "mary tyler moore show" because it was so formative for me growing up in minnesota and having that show happen here and having sue ann be one of the most profound seminole char -- characters formulating what i was as a comedian and showing things were possible. also, let's just talk about these shows where "golden girls" and "marry tyler moore" were shows of women that didn't rely on men. they were shows that centered around their power and who they were and their comedian timing and their lives and their lives didn't surround themselves with anything else other than -- i mean, sure, sue ann was this hilarious character always looking for action but always on her terms. i was trying to think of something that wouldn't get me censored. action worked out there. always centers herself and her needs and the golden girls same thing, it was about friendships with women. it was about the bond that women have

it is liz - before, haven't we? it is liz truss's first outing as the brexit negotiator...negotiator... if there| is a change of tory leadership, she is a change of tory leadership, she is widely fancied, so she needs to keep her name in the headlines, one would have thought. sian, other store in the front of the telegraph, may be a sigh of relief over the breakfast plates in the downing street flat. , ,., breakfast plates in the downing street flat. , , , ., breakfast plates in the downing streetflat. , , , street flat. yes, so this is a story all about the _ street flat. yes, so this is a story all about the controversy - street flat. yes, so this is a story all about the controversy over - street flat. yes, so this is a story| all about the controversy over the refurbishment of the downing street flat, were borisjohnson lives with kerry —— carrie and their two children. very expensive refurbishment. the wallpaper is said to have caused £100 a roll, and the controversy was over who paid for the decoration, and he will be breathing a sigh of relief because the standards co

>> liz, thanks for having me. liz, thanks so much for having me on.hink it's shameful, embarrassing and sick, frankly we have a number of prominent democrats including the president of the united states who are trying to exploit the tragedy of january 6 for political gain, trying to exploit that tragedy and trying to create a false impression there is a need for election reform. if we're really taking election reform seriously we would try to reform the electoral count act which is the act that enable the vice president of the united states to count those ballots. it needs to be reformed. it is unclear in terms of its text. there is a bipartisan effort already underway here in the united states senate to try and develop those reforms but that is not what senator schumer, majority leader or the president want. instead they want to create an impression we need to legalize ballot harvesting. we need to overturn state voter i.d. laws. we need to provide the taxpayer funding of federal elections. this is nonsense, completely not a priority of the american

>> happy new year, liz.st of all what i was remarking about is the fact that we don't recognize natural immunity after covid. i don't understand why we don't do that. the body is a marvel. creation is marvelous. the more i'm talking to medical researchers you find out how the body's immune system works. it is absolutely amazing, the fact of the matter, vast majority of americans whether vaccinated or unvaccinated recover from covid. if you're vaccinated, you have milder symptoms, a lot of people are unvaccinated also have mild symptoms. so show me the data. unfortunately these vaccines are not sterilizing. they are not preventing infection. they are not preventing transmission. i've always felt there was a federal solution to the pandemic. it is called early treatment and yet we did nothing to do, we did nothing in terms of robustly exploring it, researching it, recommending it. we actually people like fauci actually sabotaged early treatment. so today almost two years in this pandemic, the nih guidelines re

tim and liz, tim and liz! ., tim and liz, tim and liz! have we not, all tim and liz, tim and liz!nd liz! have we got. all of our _ tim and liz, tim and liz! have we got, all of our witnesses, - tim and liz, tim and liz! have we got, all of our witnesses, and - got, all of our witnesses, and credible witnesses who took the oath and put their name on the line to stand in court for us. gloria daniels, clear lake, lloyd russell, julian... roger, who did so much of the research into all the history around it and a special mention to julia, as well, who was supposed to be a witness, but did not get to, but who has given me so much opened fire to continue with this journey. will be donated to the crowdfund. epic beings. all of ourfamily will be donated to the crowdfund. epic beings. all of our family and friends, who have had to endure this year and go on the journey with us. also, who have we got? everybody on the day. there were 10,000 people who marched the streets of bristol in the name of equality... exactly. all the rope pulleys, the statue climbers, the egg throws, the marchers, t

the two front runners— do so and liz as well. the two front runners of— do so and liz as well.tonight seem to _ runners of the front pages tonight seem to be that rishi sunak is the one nrost— seem to be that rishi sunak is the one most likely to make a bid to be the next _ one most likely to make a bid to be the next leader. who knows when that will happen, _ the next leader. who knows when that will happen, will he wait for the inquiry, — will happen, will he wait for the inquiry, who knows? but it seems as though— inquiry, who knows? but it seems as though he _ inquiry, who knows? but it seems as though he is— inquiry, who knows? but it seems as though he is somewhat out on his own and somewhat lukewarm support for the prime _ and somewhat lukewarm support for the prime minister saying that he wasn't _ the prime minister saying that he wasn't ready to apologise and the mill suggests that things going on in the _ mill suggests that things going on in the background with the whatsapp group _ in the background with the whatsapp group saying, divorce another chance but how _ gro

and i think she's -- again, i love the analogy, liz. do think they will be in our face obviously today they are not in our face we've got a little bit of, you know, that covid omicron hangover, if you will, scott, as we see europe both rebelling against some of the lockdowns as well as, you know, some of the other areas of the world that have elected to go a different route with how they're going to deal with omicron. but, right now, we're able to pretty much freely move across america with the exception of, of course, the crews that the airlines can't get together because of the sick-outs and so forth. luckily that's been cut to five days from ten and that will have a significant impact, as we heard the delta ceo basically say. but i think overall, scott, what we're looking at is the winds will pick up and they will pick up. we then will see who are the strongest fighters against that wind right now, i would say it's pretty easy. we're getting a preview today that as rates go up, we're going to see housing have a little tougher time pr

liz, really quickly, should we learn to just -- go ahead, liz, go ahead. >> i was just going to say, johnson, he's not the most garbage leader in the u.k. now that you figure in what we know about prince andrew and jeffrey epstein. how sad is that? >> very sad but the thing is i was going to say prince andrews not making decisions that affect the lives of the millions of british citizens that live under his control. so very symbolically important, that's what i would say to that. liz, michael, alonso, all star panel tonight, thank you so much for joining us tonight. greatly appreciate it. >>> tensions are high between russia and the u.s. over a potential u.k. invasion. we'll break down what we need to know next. what we need to what we need to know next.you can keep your phod keep your number. visit your local t-mobile store today. ♪ limu emu ♪ and doug. we gotta tell people that liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need, and we gotta do it fast. [limu emu squawks] woo! thirty-four miles per hour! new personal record, limu! [limu emu squawks] he'll be

liz: you were one of the positive cases as well. >> yes. liz: district superintendent is one of hundreds of people who tested positive for covid-19 after using a take-home test provided by marin county schools. nearly 100,000 tests were distributed to students and staff to use after the holidays. >> we had about 25,000 results now coming in. about 700 have been positive. it is a significant number of people who have been found to be infected. liz: this is marin county public health director, dr. matt willis. how many of the cases are you seeing from asymptomatic people? >> the vast majority are not having symptoms. liz: marin is one of many counties that encourages students to take a covid-19 test before returning to class. as result start coming in, it is giving health officials a better picture of how widespread the viruses. nearly 6% of students are out this week, roughly double the usual absence rate. what is your message to parents that are concerned about sending their kids to school? >> school-based transmissions are extra ordinarily

reporter: good to see you, liz.tive means every california resident including illegal immigrants would pay for health care in the state. in order to cover california would have to bring in an additional $163 billion that would more than double its annual tax revenue currently. let's remember, california already has the highest marginal tax rate. under the new proposal the top marginal tax rate would reach 18.05%. an even those making 50,000 would pay double-digit rates. the cost of businesses, companies with more than 50 employees will incur a payroll tax which could disincentivize small businesses from expanding. as stiltly they will bear a 2.6 gross receipts tax. only a handful of states have there less than 1%. low or no margin businesses like grocery stores or entrepreneurial ventures would get hard. >> this gross receipts tax will hit years they have losses when they can't afford it. for founders this is high individual income taxes high as well. it makes california way less attractive for the startups that hav

liz, thank you very much, the latest air from liz, thank you very much, the latest airfrom liz robertsmoment, i am going to talk tojonathan powell, am going to talk tojonathan powell, a man with enormous experience at the workings of number 10. let's hear more reactions. the pensions minister, guy opperman, says the culture inside number 10 needs to change — he has been speaking to the bbc�*s politics north. listen, he needs to change his ways, the need to get better people around him and never tended to be run a very, very different way for some as you know, there hundred people who work in the building, the large building that is number 10, and it is quite clear there was a culture there that is not acceptable, which i suspect that ...came came from the top, didn't it? sue gray — came from the top, didn't it? sue gray will— came from the top, didn't it? sue gray will make _ came from the top, didn't it? sue gray will make that - sue gray will make that determination in her inquiry. pensions minister guy opperman. joining me now is labour's former chief of staff, jonathan powell. he w

liz: thanks. company in the north bay has announced it is significantly downsizing and moving out of the state. it is a change that is emotional for both the owners and their loyal local customers. >> we have probably 250 people per day visiting. >> for nearly 30 years, this quiet warehouse had been a bustling, colorful factory. >> this is where we used to have all of the stickers listed so everyone can see every single sticker we ever made. >> today, the printing machines are quiet. jason grossman is packing up, stacking boxes filled with roles of memories. >> is extremely sad. within an institution here forever. >> his mother andrea, the original mrs. grossman. after decades printing millions of stickers and bringing joint thousand the kids and customers, he has decided it is time to downsize. the company is ending all sales and moving out of state to utah. >> of course the pandemic changed things. just found moving out of the state easier for business and i need everything easy now. i'm getting

liz: every state is a border state. president or president to go to the border you can see what's going on during any security coming up for discussion we are hearing texas national guard, fort official, low morale problems with retention getting sick from covid, there's the problem of not getting paid on time. can you break this down for us? >> it's demoralizing not only to people in law enforcement but even the prosecutors like myself who have tried to work hard for years to keep our communities safe because the biden administration and the cartel, control of the southern border. president biden is elected from many of us were worried he wanted to abolish ice but the reality is not only is he abolishing ice but essentially destroying our full order. the brave men and women in law enforcement are completely demoralized and that means our communities will be less safe and more people will continue to come into our country in the can't do their jobs effectively. as you said, this is not just arizona problem or texas, it'

liz: you were one of the positive cases as well. >> yes. liz: district superintendent is one of hundreds of people who tested positive for covid-19 after using a take-home test provided by marin county schools. nearly 100,000 tests were distributed to students and staff to use after the holidays. >> we had about 25,000 results now coming in. about 700 have been positive. it is a significant number of people who have been found to be infected. liz: this is marin county public health director, dr. matt willis. how many of the cases are you seeing from asymptomatic people? >> the vast majority are not having symptoms. liz: marin is one of many counties that encourages students to take a covid-19 test before returning to class. as result start coming in, it is giving health officials a better picture of how widespread the viruses. nearly 6% of students are out this week, roughly double the usual absence rate. what is your message to parents that are concerned about sending their kids to school? >> school-based transmissions are extra ordinarily