i'm marianne rafferty.nt biden arrives in glasgow, scotland for the g20 summit. congress will vote next week on a climate change bill he proposed with $900 billion going toward renewable energy. white house press secretary jen psaki contracted covid and is experiencing mild symptoms. her last contact with president biden was tuesday but they were 6 feet apart and wearing masks. atlanta leads the world series 3-2. i'm marianne rafferty. now back to surviving you bundy with nancy grace. . ♪ ♪ >> i remember being in the hospital i get i was going to throw up, i asked if i said i was going to throw up, i think nurse. i said it a bunch of times, i told you there was a basin next to your head, i remember turning over, throwing up it there of blood. that is the last thing i remember until i woke up. nancy: a nurse came in seemed like just minutes later, my mom and dad were there. and my injuries were, i had a skull fracture, every bone in my face was broken, a broken jaw, my front teeth were missing. nancy: every

i'm marianne rafferty. now back to "watters world."fficially kicked off with americans flying for the thanksgiving weekend. the tsa is expected to see 20 million passengers this week but just one.2 4 million expected tomorrow making it the busiest day this year and could have trouble with a huge bite of unruly passengers. air rage runs rampant with the faa there has been over 5200 reports just this year. jesse: it is so out of control flight attendants are now taking self-defense classes to protect themselves against five and passengers. southwest airlines flight attendant is with us and retired supervisory federal air marshal. urs southwest right now it seems like a southwest situations or what have you experienced or what have your colleagues experienced? what are you doing about these crazy people? >> this has changed quite a bit. but there are not many in-flight first responders. but then how to the incendiary device on the aircraft to make sure it stays intact. jesse: are you trained in self-defense to deal with these violent pass

marianne rafferty, fox news. this is ktvu fox two news at six.ft action and today a group of suspects arrested in connection with those mass retail robberies in san francisco's union square appeared in court. the thefts on friday were part of a number of retail store break ins all across the bay area. good evening and thank you so much for joining us. i'm heather holmes. good evening, everyone. i'm frank malik o'franken julie are both off tonight. five of the nine suspects appeared in court to be formally charged today and at least one of them will remain behind bars. given the extensive criminal history ktvu christian captain has the latest now from the courtroom. it. all nine suspects arrested five of them appearing in court today, all of those suspects entering not guilty pleas. the judge ruled that two of the women who were arrested kimberly cherry and france will white, who prosecutors say were arrested with $28,000 worth of merchandise in their vehicle are eligible for release if they can raise $5000 bail. prosecutors say ivan speed was arr

carley: marianne rafferty has more on this breaking news this morning. good morning, marianne. >> reporter: good morning. carley and todd. president biden holding an emergency meeting last night on the new covid omicron variant as two cases are confirmed in canada. the health team says they need another two weeks to gather data on the variant. a u.s. travel ban on eight african nations that's. takes effecttoday. nearly a dozen countries confirming cases of omicron and experts say the travel ban won't stop the variant from reaching the u.s. >> it's almost definitely here already, looking at the number of cases coming off planes this weekend. it's almost a certainty that cases have gotten into the united states. >> reporter: health officials say there's no reason to fear the vaccines would be ineffective against omicron. >> in all the previous examples of variants, the vacation seens have worked to -- vaccines have worked to provide protection. we expect most likely the current vaccines will be sufficient to provide protection. >> reporter: the threat of a

. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to fox news live i marianne rafferty.p's longtime ally steve bannon two accounts on congress. he ignored a subpoena from the house committee investigating january 6 riot at capitol hill. the department of justice indicted bannon on one count refusing to appear for a deposition and also one count to refuse to present documents. it has been for decades since he has gone to jail on such charges. and expected to appear in court monday. and fans rejoicing over the news britney spears was a free woman. the los angeles judge ending the pop star's conservatorship which controlled her life and finance over a decade appear to moving forward spears can make her own personal decisions without a cot oversight. i am marianne rafferty, now back to hannity. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: now most democrats tonight are still hell-bent on the socialist bending cliff and hell-bent on dooming what they can to deceive the american people, including doubling down on the bizarre talking point that whether it is $3.5 trillion or $7.5 trillion that they spent

i am marianne rafferty.." >> tucker: just when you thought it couldn't get crazier, we are learning tonight that joe biden's nominee to a key position in the treasury department isn't simply a lunatic radical, she also has a criminal record. fox news' kevin corke has that story for us tonight. >> amazing story, indeed. fox news has obtained a wisconsin department of justice criminal background check of the president's nominee to lead the currency, the occ. t according to the background check, she was arrested back iny june of 1995 in madison, wisconsin, with a count of misdemeanor retail theft. the white house says she has been open and honest about it. it was 25 yearss ago. and they are unmoved by the report. a "she is qualified given her strong track record of regulation and strong academic credentials. the white house strongly supports this historic nomination."or historic is certainly one word for it. keep in mind she is probably the only person nominated for the occ post tod have called indusy she might

carley: marianne rafferty live for us, thank you. todd: joe biden's national security advisor jake sullivan is the foreign policy advisor mentioned in michael sussmann's indictment. sussmann pleaded not guilty for allegedly lying to the fbi special council. sell.>> is there -- special co. >> i'm just now hearing this. i don't have a comment for you at this moment. i don't know anything about what you're mentioning so i have to talk to our team. todd: there is no indication that sullivan is a target of the investigation. carley: journalist john solomon has been covering this russia probe since the beginning and says durham's findings are specially damaging for democrats. >> entire case was built upon lie upon line. den chen co-is lying -- danchenko is lying to steele. it's a ruse from beginning to end. it's taken us almost five years to get to the bottom of this. the biggest losers in the durham investigation beyond those who were indicted are the hillary clinton campaign, they have been exposed for what they did. todd: did you see th

marianne rafferty, fox news.omes opened in the city of oakland coming up how many say these communities have made a big change in people's lives and are the key to getting people off the streets for good? also ahead, a baby seal rescued in the north bay iv's harrowing ordeal and how she was saved. just in time. working from home means driving less, and now paying less for car insurance. with metromile's per-mile pricing... your rate is based on how much you actually drive. isn't that delightfully different? get your free quote at metromile.com. covered california executive director peter lee, state health secretary dr marc galle and u s health and human services secretary javier becerra. announced the opening secretary of acerra says covered california offers increased financial help and lowers premiums under the american rescue plan. it's a reality. and all those horror stories we heard. you know, death panels, uh, government takeover of health care. okay dismissed that because the reality is you're getting more

fox's marianne rafferty has the latest.r onboard a tokyo subway halloween night after japanese police say a man dressed as the joker stabbed an elderly passenger in the chest with a knife. before spring clear liquid over the moving train and setting it on fire. this footage taken during the attack shows people running for their lives as smoke begins filling the neighboring car. a 24 year old suspect was arrested on scene telling law enforcement he wanted to kill at least 17. people were injured. the shooting just would never stopped. it just kept going. meanwhile communities across the united states are recovering from a series of halloween shootings. in sacramento, california, at least two are dead and five others were injured after shots rang out at this banquet hall over the weekend. police say roughly 400 people were attending an event called the exotic, erotic halloween ball at the time insane it's crazy chaos, also unfolding south of chicago when a backyard halloween party spiraled out of control. we tried to shut it

marianne rafferty live with potential unrest. >> reporter: jurist prepared to deliberate for a second day, protesters clashing supporters of kyle rittenhouse outside the courthouse with bourns chanting shut it down if they don't get what they call justice for anthony and joe joe referring to the two protesters rittenhouse is accused of killing. those loud protests could be heard inside as proceedings continued and rittenhouse pick numbers at random, choosing 7 men and 7 women and 5 men who will decide his fate. the unrest outside leading to fears can file the jury and effect deliberations. >> when you have the crowd outside threatening jurors and jurors hearing it, it clearly has an impact. i worry whatever the verdict will be, more what was outside the courtroom than inside the courtroom. >> tony evers calling in 500 national guard troops, in the event of unrest after the verdict, the uncle of jacob blake, the black man shot by police during a domestic disturbance protect off island protests blasting the governor's move to bolster security saying the governor is a coward and a racist

i am marianne rafferty and now back to "hannity." ♪ ♪ >> sean: it's taken less i think than 10 months joe biden to destroy the american economy. i asked former president trump about this and more. take a look. in less than a year we have the afghanistan disaster and more americans dead from covid as we were just discussing. we have inflation back and an economy tanking. poor and middle-class americans are dying with high energy prices. we gave up energy independence. we have russia on the border with ukraine and china sabre rattling with taiwan flying their fighter jet over. there i think a lot of this was captured in an ad put out by the save america pact. i want it's comparing joe biden to to play it for you. jimmy carter. let me get your reaction to it. >> decades after jimmy carter, joe biden picked up where he left off with america surrendering to terrorists. biden foolish spending is causing inflation which means more pain at the pump. higher prices on grocery. devaluing your retirement savings when you need it most. once was a mistake. twice is a disaster. america needs strong

todd: marianne rafferty joins us live.here all weekend covering this, education is the only issue that people are still talking about. >> reporter: yes. everyp one talking about it. one day out from the l election in virginia and a tight governor's race that could be a bellwether for future elections if republican glenn youngkin with pull off a wind. youngkin and terry mcauliffe are crisscrossing the state in a mad dash to make a final pitch to voters. terry mcauliffe praised the state's education system in an interview with meet the press despite sending four of his five kids to private schools. >> we have a great school system in virginia. dorothy and i have raised our five children. of course parents are involved in it. >> reporter: a key issue among parents, critical race theory, viral video shows the mother of a 6-year-old telling the louden county school board why she pulled her daughter out of public school after she's came hope upset after a history lesson. >> my 6-year-old asked me if she was moreyville because sh

i marianne rafferty, no back to tucker carlson tonight. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: why are gas prices going upntry. america is energy independent, we used to celebrate that? not surprisingly, gas prices are reaching new records. >> what does the plan to increase oil production in america? >> [laughs] that is hilarious. i wish i had a magic wand. >> tucker: yeah, it's hilarious. they truth is, without possible fuel will come of the country falls apart. the most robust sector of our economy is eliminated. products throughout your life that you take for granted are no longer available. they are made from fossil fuels. no one in the democratic party seems aware of this. they are busy telling you that fossil fuels are racist. >> setting us up for a massive climate induced economic meltdown. it is a urgent and aggressive action at scale. to save our economy, planet, and lives. >> the only way we can curb the -- is by halting new fossil fuel projects. >> promoting and selling fossil fuels that are killing millions of people. it's a striking example of white supremacy. >> tucker: you will always have

i'm kevin corke in washington with marianne rafferty in los angeles. of hours will be bringing you continuous

i'm kevin corke in washington with marianne rafferty in los angeles. next couple of hours will be bringing you continuous coverage on fox news channel for today's top races. >> one of the nation's most heated and closely watch campaigns, the battle for virginia's governor's mansion. we can confirm that govern up an horrell ballot has been glenn youngkin claiming victory over democrat terry mcauliffe. in the hour we'll tell you why the outcome of the race should have democrats very nervous as they hold onto their slim power on capitol hill and their trust a president biden's ability to lead. >> we begin with this i was election coverage in new jersey were another high profile covenant oriole race has voters on edge. that one features phil murphy and a neck and neck battle with g.o.p. challenger jack to rally. if murphy wins, he'll be the first democrat to be reelected governor of new jersey since 1977. joining us now from ad berry park new jersey with an update on that race. hi, eric. >> hello, marianne. i'm here in new jersey just after 2:00 a.m. easte

i'm marianne rafferty now back to unfiltered with dan bongino.> the fact that white supremacist celebrate this murderous white supremacist and fact that he gets to walk streets freely. what are we to make of that? >> welcome to modern really party. >> you live in america and you're not surprised he was a kid that took a gun across state lines and went and did what he did. dan: welcome back to unfacility everyday media pushing false narratives about wrirn house even after -- after the verdict. so building this case for rittenhouse to sue them for defamation? joining me now is project 21 co-chairmanhorse cooper thanks for joining us. appreciate it. >> thanks for having me on. >> i'll get that defamation point in a sending. but you know, the first point question more so i have for you see a bunch of black men and women run by liberals you know murdered every weekend. we can go through list of names we'll the some on the screen these are real people with real names gone wiped out who does left pick as hero? joseph rosenbaum, you know, a child rapetis

correspondent marianne rafferty with the legal battle with pop-culture headlines, good evening, mariond evening, shannon. britney has been freed. thanks to a california judge who says she's capable of handling her own affairs. judge brenda penny saying today all parties in agreement that spears does not capacity and making her own decisions and doing a conservatorship that lasted 14 years. this anger publicly spoke out against the conservatorship during a lengthy testimony in june calling it abusing and demoralizing to say her father, jamie, in charge of her estate and personal life and anyone else involved in the arrangement should be jailed, adding "spent 13 years and it's been enough. i want to be able to be heard." the pop star was not present in court to hear the decision today. she thanked her fans via twitter unable to contain her excitement. "good god come i love my fans so much, it's crazy. i think i will cry the rest of the day. best day ever, praise the lord. can i get an amen? #britney he said he was proud of her courage and police and efforts to take control of her own lif

marianne rafferty, fox news.eratures today we're on the cool side especially inland 56 in antioch. 58 fillet ho, very cool. 59 conquered much warmer at the coast pacific at 71 degrees 68 in hayward 69. fremont temperatures tomorrow, a little cooler but still warmer at the coast. we'll see mid number sixty's there, but that fog. does that move? we're showing you earlier. it's in the center of ireland. it bleeds in through these low lying areas of the delta and filters into the bay. and so the inland cities have been getting quite a cool down even that far inland cities and then places like santa rosa sonoma. napa you guys have been having a dose of it as well. so as we look at the computer model, the long range backing it up, moving it forward. so here's tomorrow. it's all about partly cloudy tomorrow. a lot of fog. and as we get into tuesday fine wednesday, find some fog thursday. that's our best shot for a few scattered showers. thursday chance of showers. it's not a big deal, maybe 2/10 of an inch of rain, some