meredith: how much is it gonna cost?if we want to, for instance, dig up every speck of highly contaminated dirt and haul it away, is it worth the carbon and the diesel fuel and the emissions that would be required? stephen: experts tell us that rising groundwater poses such a serious threat that parts of the bay area may actually have to be abandoned and returned to the bay waters. it's what's called managed retreat and it's a very controversial idea, but it's one some experts say may be the only way to avoid toxic waste from washing into occupied neighborhoods, as the waters rise from below. i'm stephen stock, nbc bay area news. bigad: and do you have a tip or a story idea for us? we wanna hear from you, so get in touch. we'll be right back to show you how. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's once-monthly injectable cabenuva. cabenuva is the only once-a-month, complete hiv treatment for adults who are undetectable. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a healthcare provider once a mon

meredith, a final thought from you? meredith: sure. losing, it's just really difficult because it is emotional. it's a reflection of a failure that has taken place, and often a very personal one. operationally, campaigns are more than a full-time job for many, and they commit the time, the resources, the money you need in order to be competitive, a lot of times you alienate your friends and family during the campaign. there is a lot of personal exposure wrapped up in winning and losing. i also believe, and i hope, that most -- not all, but most political candidates understand the weight and responsibilities they will have to take on to help their constituents once they reach elected office. with that comes the idea that artur pointed out which is you develop this notion, a very polarized notion of good versus evil, and that certainly plays a role in what makes losing so devastating, and alternatively what makes winning so joyful. but looking at the necessity of the palatability of concession when it is necessary, making sure that candi

first we go to mark meredith where a father and his baby came under an attack. >> traditionally capitol hill is one of the more safer neighborhoods in the city. two attacks that have been getting lawmaker's attention because they're happening less than a mile from the u.s. capitol. sunday morning a 44-year-old man attacked a dad and his kids with a brick. a day later, not far away, another man not related to the

the family of cleveland meredith junior blames his actions on his obsession with qanon saying he took is on the buy line. he never made it there, but he brought with him an arsenal, didn't he, josh? >> that's right. he had a trailer behind that truck that broke down. he did eventually make to it the capitol late on the night of january 6th, early on january 7th. and that was trailer was filled with weapons, both assault-type rifle, pistol, and a stunning amount of ammunition. i think 2,500 rounds of ammunition for the various weapons that he had in his trailer when he sort of holed up in a hotel room on that very tense night that followed the january th storage of the capitol. >> for a lot of folks they look at this from the outside and they say, yeah, he never made it, though, and he never did anything. he wasn't part of the people storming the capitol. so what was behind the judge's decision, the decision for more than two years behind bars? >> well, you know, if there hadn't been any weapons involved and there hadn't been any travel to washington and it was just spouting off on the

where the meredith and mcgregor of and joining us from boulder, colorado. she's an assistant professor, astrophysical and planetary fine says at the university of colorado boulder. welcome to al jazeera, thanks for speaking to us. so, you know, the telescope launched after years and years of delays as well as setbacks. now comes the hard part though. so how significant and historic 1st of all is this launch? yeah, it's great to be here. i mean, this is really the biggest talk of we've ever launched into space. it's more than 20 feet across in diameter on the mirror. and in comparison, you know, hubble space telescope, you know, state of the art instrument is only about a meter across. so, so this is, you know, an enormous feet to actually launch this into space. how difficult and complex is the journey though. yeah. so the launch is really kind of the 1st step here. what happens now is actually in order to fit the telescope into the rock, it had to be folded up. and so now that the telescope has been released from the pairing, it starts this journey to l 2

mark meredith live in wilmington, delaware where the president is spending the weekend. any reaction from president biden? reporter: asking the perfect question at the right time. we got official reaction from white house press secretary jen psaki who is reacting to the news of senator manchin what he told bret baier earlier today on "fox news sunday." this came in moments ago. it is long. i will read a section of it here. the white house says senator manchin's comments this morning on fox are at odd with his discussion this week with the president, white house staff and his own public utterances. what is interesting they say manchin was telling them he would negotiate in faith in framework, in good faith to get this deal done. they also in this very long statement just combing out right now say they believe it is possible they can get manchin to become a yes again. i will scroll down here. they say, let's see, quote, just as senator manchin reversed his position on build back better this morning we will continue to press him to see if he will reverse his position yet ag

correspondent mike meredith. >> from the majestic monument to diverse neighborhoods, washington, d.c.s a lot to offer, but new data from the census bureau shows where people actually want to live in the nation's capital. >> what is so different than 2018. very different place right now. so it's not the best. >> the residence percentagewise than any other state in the last year. the government doesn't speculate as to why people are leaving but residents tell us it is no mystery. >> actually know people who went to maryland, virginia, where it's more safe and there is more jobs there. they want to be with their families. >> recently, d.c. and other major cities face challenges. and rising crime and social unrest. but last year the mayor said that people were fed up and moving out. >> people are leaving d.c. in droves but still one of the highest places to live in america. >> the city will carefully review and validate the census data and argue washington, d.c., will be robust. it is not just washington, d.c. the government said trailing also new york, hawaii and california. but the bigg

mark meredith is at the nationa archives. >> unbelievably, that private life had vanished red. >> 58assassination, newly released document show just how far the government went to investigate his murder. in october, president biden ordered the release of nearly 1500 ones top-secret documents writing, the need to protect records concerning the assassination has only grown weaker with the passage of time. the file posted on the national archives website today contain thousands of cables, handwritte notes and reports prepared by the fbi, cia, and others. they're is a cia memo from may 1964 the details a person in australia claiming to have proof . countries were paying to have great australian officials late told the cia they thought it wa a crank call. another classified document revealed the government into their shooter at harvey oswald was in mexico meeting the suspicious characters where the think the tips imagine the whol thing. in 1964 the warren commission determined onslaught as to the loan, but over the decades they have consistently found a majority of americans believe h had

meredith terrel. >> good morning, supervisors. thank you for considering me for food security task force seat 12. i worked with community-based organizations in san francisco focused on food during emergencies for 17-years. i am excited to be nominated. i have served on the food security task force in 2010 as co-chair. i currently attend meetings and have engaged this year. i hear the message loud and clear the security task force is charged with re-thinking food security. i am looking forward to joining current members to seek participation throughout san francisco and change the way we approach the essential topic. we need many voices, strong partnerships to help address policy in san francisco around food security. i hope to bring security during emergency to the group. since 2010 i worked with american red cross focusing on community inclusion and food access. we can agree the covid-19 response laid to bear inequities across food access in san francisco. one size does not fit all to meet community needs. we need to do better.

mark meredith, great to see you today. >> good to be with you.ggle to find help thanks to vaccination mandates the white house is already considering boosters to a requirement being fully protected. how much more damage is this going to cause? oculus vr headset is this year's most popular different. what is that saying about people's willingness to jump into the metaverse? we'll talk about it. ♪. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire every day in business brings something new. ma so get the flexibility ofn. the new mobile service designed for your small business. introducing comcast business mobile. you get the most reliable network with nationwide 5g included. and you can get unlimited data for just $30 per line per month when you get four lines or mix and match data options. available now for comcast business internet customers with no line-activation fees or te

mark meredith, thank you. live in new york city once again slowing a pandemic -- the pandemic slowing things to a crawl here in the city. new york dealing with record levels of new covid cases, and residents are standing in hours-long hines outside to get tested -- lines. even the rockettes impacted. it's also impacting tonight's episode of "saturday night live." new york republican congresswoman nicole malliotakis, sorry about that, represents staten island and part of brooklyn and will join us in just a moment, but first, lauren green is live in new york city with the latest on all of this. >> reporter: hey, molly. covid is bringing chaos to the holidays as a rise in cases is causing shutdowns throughout the country for the second year in a row, and word is it's also threatening to shut down tonight's "saturday night live" show. there will be no live audience, and the show will have limited cast and crew. the spike in covid cases in new york has already forced several broadway shows to cancel performances in

arthel: alright mark meredith alive in delaware thanks mark. and by the way might have the latest on the omicron variant with alexis and doctor carey in just a few minutes. main tennis outrage growing among democrats over at senator manchin's decision to oppose the senate spending bill. lawmakers on the left say they feel betrayed by both the manchin and president biden. on the other side of the aisle republicans are praising senator manchin for not vowing to pressure from the left. alexandria has more from washington very. >> lawmaker reaction ranges from relief on the right to the left are some still think manchin could be swayed and on the far left his decision is being taken as a pure betrayal. >> we all knew it senator manchin could not be trusted. you know the excuses he just made i think our complete bowl. >> they predicted the massive spending bill would fall apart once it was from the bipartisan infrastructure bill. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez tweeted maybe they will believe us next time. congresswoman corey bush said this.

bret: mark mark meredith reporting thank you.chin west virginia, senator welcome back to fox news sunday. >> good to be with you, bret. bret: you are at the center of this negotiation with the president over social spending and tax bill. the "build back better" bill that is not coming up in the senate before the new year. in part largely because of your reservations are without you the leadership does not have the votes it needs. so today, right now, what does the play? >> this is a mammoth pizza piece of legislation i have my reservations when i heard about a five and half months ago. i have been working diligently every day and every minute of every day i have been working on this. meeting with weatherby the president biden, majority leader schumer and his staff, whether it be with nancy pelosi or my colleagues from all different spectrums of the political spectrum if you will from the right to the left. i have that everything humanly possible. and you know, my concerns i had and i still have these concerns. where i'm at right

>> bret: keep looking mark meredith at the national archives. thank. awarded the medal of honor. taking look at that that's it for "special report" fair balanced and unafraid. here is a look at "fox news primetime" with will cain. will? >> will: thank you, bret. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." i am will cain, breaking tonight build back better is dead. at least for now. nbc news reports that senate democrats will miss the year-end deadline. couldn't muster the votes in their own party to pass the $5 trillion spending bill promised to transform america. it's hard to overstate, you know, what democrats had at stake build back better transform america, brings every american institution and every american individual under the influence and dependence of democratic

fox news marc meredith tells us it's the latest criticism of the popular site.ly 36 degrees. amazon smart speaker could do a lot, but kristin lived all never thought it would encourage her 10 year old daughter to play with electrical outlets. it was a simple challenge and that she needed to plug. uh cell phone charger part way into that plug and then touch the prongs with penny. and when i heard that i was like no thanks to knowing. luckily, her daughter did not get hurt. amazon says it's since removed the challenge and his quote, taking steps to help prevent something similar from happening again. you may have heard of the tiktok's experiment . the whole thing appears to stem from a trend which went viral on tiktok, the social media app, which boasts a billion monthly users, is owned by chinese based bite dance. the company is facing a barrage of bad headlines. lawmakers have called for the app to be banned while warning about potential privacy problems. yet most americans have absolutely no idea. it's a chinese communist party is getting their information. thi

after quarantining even after people are no longer showing symptoms in washington, mark meredith foxio's governor today announced he will send 1200 additional national guard troops to hospitals overwhelmed with covid patients . what we're seeing in our hospitals or hospitals filling up our emergency rooms. is being driven by people in ohio who are not vaccinated and the numbers clearly clearly show that if you're vaccinated. if you're vaccinated. um the chances of you ending up in the hospital are pretty darn slim. governor mike dewine says ohio is seeing its highest levels of covid hospitalizations since the pandemic began earlier this week , the world renowned cleveland clinic announced it was postponing non essential surgeries. till january, 14th due to the surge in covid patients there well, stanford is postponing its men's basketball game against cal berkeley on sunday because of coronavirus related issues. the pac 12 opener against cal was slated to be played at maples pavilion will be rescheduled for later date. the cal bears will still play on sunday, taking on arizona state

mark meredith joins us from 1600 pennsylvania avenue. mark, what's going on?er: well, gillian, we are in wilmington, delaware, this weekend because the president's here. but as you've been talking about, a lot of the focus is what's going on with the pandemic. nearly a year into his presidency, this is still a major issue for the biden administration. on thursday the president even issued his most dire warning yet to americans who have yet to get vaccinated. >> for unvaccinated, we are looking at a winter of severe illness and death among unvaccinated for themselves, they are family9 and the hospital they'll soon overwhelm. but the good news, if you're vaccinated and have your booster shot, you're protected from severe illness and death. period. >> reporter: the white house says the government is going to be sending surge teams to a handle of states where they're really dealing with this crisis. that includes colorado, michigan, new york. we have seen cases in these places skyrocket in recent days. as for the president, on friday he was in south carolina to de

but first, let's turn to mark meredith traveling with the president in wilmington, delaware, with details the president plans to kill americans in an address tuesday about steps to fight covid. >> the white house says the president is going to be outlining how the federal government can help communities that are dealing with the rapid rise in covid cases. he's also expected to double down on his message to unvaccinated americans that now is the time to get their shot. >> president biden: for unvaccinated, we're looking at a winter of severe illness and death. >> president biden along with house experts are warning the pandemic is far from over. >> your message to every american is clear, there is action you can take to protect yourself and your family. >> while 61% of the u.s. population is fully vaccinated, the virus continues to disrupt daily life. in new york, the radio city rockettes have canceled remaining performances, a handful of professional football, basketball and hockey games have been postponed and multiple schools or moving classes back online before winter break. on friday,

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host: this move by meredith -- mayor bill de blasio to require private sector, in person employees in new york city to be vaccinated. guest: i was in new york city with my wife recently visiting a show, so we enjoyed going back to new york city. the reason broadway was able to open is because any place that you go in new york city, whether it is a show or theater or other public places you have to show proof of vaccination, and of course the mask mandate, so, it is an important step that you new york city has taken. i support mayor de blasio in making that decision. i get how first summit is offensive to their notions of liberty and individual freedoms, that i think it has to be counterbalanced with the more collective need to eliminate this covid-19 virus. host: what show did you see? guest: ain't too proud. host: how was it? guest: the musical show their life and the life of the group, and it was really good. host: david, ohio, independent. good morning. caller: top of the morning to you. what i would like to talk about is something that you have addressed a little bit earlier about

veteran service invaded with a modest armada, two men having lunch when retired veteran army tom meredithveteran?" i said, "yeah." he said, "of what?" i said, "u.s. army, vietnam." he said, "oh, hell, sit down." >> reporter: what started as three men. >> little by little we ended up with what you see now. >> reporter: has turned into an occupying force at costco for the last 22 years. >> i was in the navy during world war ii is that a veteran of three wars, ed smith is also a ranking member of these lunches. >> i really enjoy coming over here and seeing all the people and seeing where they all came from. >> reporter: a chance to relish and also embellish. >> hearing some of the bull ( bleep ) ( laughter ) all of these guys tell you about what they did. >> well, at least the navy can think. >> reporter: don't be mistaken. >> these people eve got great stories! >> reporter: this isn't an old man's club. >> i said, well, i'm going to approach these old guys, because i'm just one of them. >> reporter: army veteran hillary stapleton was the first female member, but isn't the last. >> we unders

but it's unclear if those changes are working so far in washington, mark meredith fox news.issioner roger goodell has asked all home teams to hold a moment of silence before each game this weekend in honor of john madden, the hall of fame coach and broadcasting icon died tuesday at the age of 85. in a memo to all 32 teams. today, the league requested that each home team have the honorary silence just before the national anthem. madden gained fame as the coach of the oakland raiders, making it to seven nfc title games and winning a super bowl following the 1976 season after he retired from coaching, madden entered the television booth. doing nfl broadcast each week from 1979 to 2000 and. nine how the warriors hit with bad news today after their game was postponed, but steve kerr shares some silver linings with clay thompson and his return spo got s with you. the vital room tonight warriors fly all the way to denver for nothing. if you hadn't heard the game tonight, scheduled between golden state and the nuggets postponed, denver couldn't even feel the team. they had seven hea

the legislation still needs to be signed by meredith bill de blasio, but while it accords well with his green new deal plan, not everyone in new york is said on the radio. if the largest city in america can take this critical stat to been gaseous, any city can do the same. this is how to fight back against climate change on the local level and guarantee a green city for generations to come. as long as they can find something more sustainable. sure. but if they're not able to find something and it's at the cost of it and people who need he then i definitely don't agree with that. i think it's important to think about long term costs and to have options available. oh, to city all you need is one blackout. and you know, everything goes caput. we're a, i've never heard of all the guess. no, it can happen, but it has it. under the draft law, new buildings under 7 floors will be banned from using gas as an energy source for things such as stoves and boilers. the rules will be enforced by the end of 2023 and 4 years later, for all new buildings, researchers suggest the measure could cut carbon

>> justice breyer when it comes to antitrust, here's another one, meredith garlin use to teach antitrust and understands it when he was chosen and announced, he had the audacity to bring up on the stage. the biden administration but out-of-the-box thinkers like tim wu in the white house they nominated for the ftc. all these people have experiences that i think are very important. ii don't think we are going to change the precedent soon enough to deal with the monopoly tech company. i think we need to build onto that but we also need to change the law, which we have done many times. i'm talking about who has the burden to show whether or not it will hurt competition. i'm talking about looking at the standard for how much harm before the court starts looking at it. those are things we've changed over time. our laws have to be as sophisticated as the people messing around with us. i'm so afraid every time we try to do t this, someone under some theory comes out of the woodwork that says we can't do this. it's what adam smith warned about, thatam the monopolies wod have so much power in cong

mark meredith has the latest. >> you know, tik tok is one of the most popular social media apps there using it is generating complaints from consumers and employees that once worked at tik tok. one mom is criticizing them alexa suggested she plug in a phone charger halfway into an outlet and touch a penny. that's a terrible idea. not long ago something made popular on tik tok. we reached out to amazon that says as soon as we became aware of the error we fixed it and taking steps to prevent something similar from happening again. a former moderator of tik tok's content is suing the company claiming it failed to protect her mental health working to prevent inappropriate content from going out. we reached out to tik tok says it is not commenting on the specific case but our safety team partners with third party firms on the critical trying to help the tik tok community and wellness services so moderators feel supported mentally and emotionally. other social media companies have faced similar complaints from employees. facebook had to settle a $52 million lawsuit with some of its moderato

new york city which has become the epicenter of this new covid wave but we will begin with mark meredithe in wilmington delaware for the president is spending the weekend. >> good afternoon, biden offering a blunt assessment about one unvaccinated americans are facing given the last couple of weeks because they face a severe winter of bad illness and death and he's encouraging people to get their vaccine. we are hearing from concerns from health officials and we've learned president biden is going to speak at length what's going on with the pandemic on this upcoming tuesday. jen psaki putting out a tweet this afternoon saying if the president is going to build off his winter plant and announcing new steps the it administration is taken to help communities in need of assistance while also issuing a warning of what the winter will look like for americans who choose to remain unvaccinated. because of the rising cases, the administration deploy a few handful of states overnight appeals decision can ohio from a federal appeals court reinstating presidents vaccine mandate which impacts busines

mark meredith is here in washington with the details.k. >> hey jaelynn penn we know it's a great city, we live here. as you know, it's attracted people from around the world peer the new government data you just talk about, shows that fewer people are living in washington now, then only a year ago. the census bureau reports that within the last year, d.c. population has shrank by roughly 3%. that's 20,000 fewer people now than the year prior. the government estimates that now that we've got about 670,000 people that live in washington. while the government is not speculating on why people may believe in, gillian, you said it. the pandemic has taken its toll. several businesses that shut down since cold hit. rising crime remains a real concern for many. even current residents say they are considering other options. >> i moved here to be closer to my office. it made a lot of sense when we were working completely in person, every day. >> you can get a lot more for your money anywhere else. >> actually know people that have gone to maryland,

meredith terrel. >> good morning, supervisors. security task force seat 12. i worked with community-based organizations in san francisco focused on food during emergencies for 17-years. i am excited to be nominated. i have served on the food security task force in 2010 as co-chair. i currently attend meetings and have engaged this year. i hear the message loud and clear the security task force is charged with re-thinking food security. i am looking forward to joining current members to seek participation throughout san francisco and change the way we approach the essential topic. we need many voices, strong partnerships to help address policy in san francisco around food security. i hope to bring security during emergency to the group. since 2010 i worked with american red cross focusing on community inclusion and food access. we can agree the covid-19 response laid to bear inequities across food access in san francisco. one size does not fit all to meet community needs. we need to do better. we have made food available with the v

lauren green, the cancellation of a cherished tradition and mark meredith in delaware with the president is spending the weekend. hi, mark. reporter: good afternoon, top health officials including doctor fauci right there, urging americans not is the time to get the vaccine. we see businesses starting to adapt, upping operations because of the surgeon cases had health officials say it's understandable given the recent surge we are seeing cities nationwide. >> we've only known about a macron little less than a month. clearly it is a contagious virus and you can see doubling almost every two or three days. >> the president went further saint unvaccinated facing severe illness and death. the white house think the president is not changing his travel holiday plans but they are still relying on the latest guidance. the white house says the government is deploying them to a number of hospitals who may be overwhelmed with what's going on, the ones on your screen right now. colorado, michigan, new york, vermont and new hampshire and we are watching what happened overnight in ohio where federal a

david: mark meredith thank you very much.e fleeing blue cities and states is a rise in crime and policies like this. lawmakers in washington state are pushing a bill that would reduce penalties for drive-by shootings in an attempt to " promote racial equality" let's get reaction from liberal commentator ethan bearman, and g iono cardwell. just when you thought there was pushback to these soft on crime policies from the american people, you get issues like this can you figure it out? >> you know, what was really insulting to me is this is a play for racial equality, as if the person who maybe shot could possibly not be black and we know that there's a higher number of african americans being shot in these inner cities than anywhere else. that is a problem, so your saying that you want to protect the criminal and not protect the victim and ensure these people can't do this again. now there's one instance i can understand them saying hey, because there was a case that somebody was involved in a drive -by shooting and they got 17

mark meredith with the president.'s go to medical center director, emergency room physician on what he makes of all of this. you know, doctor, obviously the runup in these omicron cases in particular has been alarming. i know in britain they've been doubling and tripling it seems listen every other day, soaring in the new york city metropolitan area and across this country. but we're told at the same time they're not as serious as you would think. so where are you on this? should we worry about this? >> well, good morning, neil. thanks for having me. yes, it is concerning. our volumes are skyrocketing in terms of people getting tested and testing positive, unfortunately. that being said, the data out of south africa and israel has been suggesting for some time that the omicron variant is less virulent in terms of its ability to cause serious illness, which is a good thing. and it's actually kind of what you'd expect because as the natural history of. pandemic is as they go on, the virus mutates. as they become more su

first we go to mark meredith where a father and his baby came under an attack. >> traditionally capitolborhoods in the city. two attacks that have been getting lawmaker's attention because they're happening less than a mile from the u.s. capitol. sunday morning a 44-year-old man attacked a dad and his kids with a brick. a day later, not far away, another man not related to the first attack, knocked a woman to the ground as she was leaving a kid's gym. she spoke with fox5 about what happened. >> out of nowhere, a ton of bricks hit me. immediately i knew my teeth were broken. yeah, people came right away to help. >> this week the justice department announced plans to disperse $1.6 billion in funds to help address criming helping address gun violence. officials tell fox this money is not a significant increase from prior administration's funding and another department official adds that the attorney general sees more need for resources with state and local law enforcement partners as they work to combat retail violence to theft. and many were let out of the prison during the pandemic won't

correspondent mark meredith shows us tonight. >> currently 36 degrees. >> amazon smart speaker can dor thought it would encourage her daughter to play with a electrical outlet it? >> was a simple challenge she needed to plug cell phone charger right in to that plug and touch the prong with penny and when i heard that, i was like no, i said no. >> luckily her daughter did not get hurt removed the challenge and is quote taking steps to help prevent something similar from happening again. >> you may have heard of tiktok experience. >> the whole thing appears to stem from a trend which went viral on tiktok the social media app. which boasts a million monthly users is owned by chinese owner. the company is facing a barrage of bad headlines, the lawmakers have caused for the app. to be banned about warning about potential privacy problems. >> most americans have absolutely no ideas that the chinese communist party is getting their information. >> this month a former tiktok moderator filed a lawsuit against the company alleging moderators are required to watch hours of animal abuse, violence

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>> bret: keep looking mark meredith at the national archives. thank. tomorrow on the "special report" we will look at the latest brave americans to be awarded the medal of honor. taking look at that that's it for "special report" fair balanced and unafraid. here is a look at "fox news primetime" with will cain. will? >> will: thank you, bret. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." i am will cain, breaking tonight build back better is dead. at least for now. nbc news reports that senate democrats will miss the year-end deadline. couldn't muster the votes in their own party to pass the $5 trillion spending bill promised to transform america. it's hard to overstate, you know, what democrats had at stake build back better transform america, brings every american institution and every american individual under the influence and dependence of democratic spending also, at stake was their promise to save america, at least in their own minds. and by save america, of course i mean save their re-election chances. in 2022 and 2024. and so for three quar

mark meredith live at reagan national. thanks loot.ries that captivated the nation in 2021 and how those stories were presented in the mainstream media. ♪ ♪ with directv stream i can get live tv and on demand anywhere. look, serena williams... matrix... serena... matrix... serena... matrix... ♪ ♪ ♪ get your tv together with the best of live and on demand. introducing directv stream. mike you are looking live at the wild horse saloon in nashville, tennessee whereas lauren engel mentioned earlier fox news channel is ringing in 2022 in an all-american way. fox news coverage continues at 10:00 p.m. eastern. throughout night will will be a line dancing competition, new year's resolutions from fox news personalities, and a comedy workshop with the gutfeld team, sounds like fun. before we look ahead to the new year, let's take a look back at the stories that dominated 2021 and how the news media portrayed them. here is fox news media analyst and host of fox news media buzz howard kurtz. >> the dominant story in american politics took place at

here is correspondent mark meredith. >> from its majestic monuments to diverse neighborhoods, washingtonw data from the census bureau shows fewer people actually want to live in the nation's capital. >> it's so different from when i moved in 2019. it's a very different place right now. it's not the best. >> the federal government estimates d.c. lost more residents percentage wise than any other state or give leapt in the last year. the government doesn't speculate as to why people are leaving but residents tell us it's no mystery. >> i actually know people that have gone to maryland, virginia, or other states where it's cheaper, where it's more safe. there is more jobs there or they want to be with their families. >> recently d.c., like other major u.s. cities has faced challenges from pandemic restrictions to rising crime and social unrest but last year d.c.'s mayor muriel bowser scoffed at reports people were fed up and moving out. >> people are not leaving d.c. in droves. in fact, d.c. is still one of the hottest places to live in america. >> d.c.'s deputy mayor says the city will car

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after quarantining even after people are no longer showing symptoms in washington, mark meredith foxgovernor, today announced that he will send 1200 additional national guard troops to hospitals overwhelmed with covid patients. what we're seeing in our hospitals. or hospitals filling up our emergency rooms. is being driven by people in ohio who are not vaccinated and the numbers clearly clearly show that if you're vaccinated. if you're vaccinated. um the chances of you ending up in the hospital are pretty darn slim. governor mike dewine says ohio is seeing its highest levels of covid hospitalizations since the pandemic began. earlier this week, the world renowned cleveland clinic announced that it was postponing nonessential surgeries until january, 14th due to the surge in covid patients there as covid cases are rising nationwide, medical experts are now advising people to upgrade their face coverings . some doctors say people should replace cloth masks within 95 3 layers. surgical masks to help curb the spread of covid. experts say those mass mold more closely to the face and filte

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mark meredith is in washington. any major reveals? on online. all tied to the government's investigation into the jfk assassination. there are a wide range of tidbits. a memo from may 1964 that details a call to the u.s. ambassador in australia who claimed to know about a plot. that source stated that the iron curtain countries were paying for the assassination of president kennedy. some believed it was a prank call. ever since jisk jfk's death there have been many conspiracy theros.fk jfk's death there have been many conspiracy theros. more documents will come out. they want to disclose all information concerning the assassination except when the strongest reasons state otherwise. some documents are never going to be seen by the light of day. we will have to wait another year to find out. already people are going online to look at documents. we have a link right now. >> sandra: mark, thank you very much. >> trace: that's fascinating. president biden is predicting democrats will outperform in the upcoming mid-terms despite polls. is t