. ♪ ♪ >> hello welcome to "fox news @ night" i mike emanuel in washington and for shannon bream.aking tonight, the biden administration asking the supreme court to decide whether forced to continue implementing the trump era will remain in mexico policy from seeking asylum in the united states. the administration to wind down the policy but federal appeals court this month said it must be forced. the new executive memo issued by president biden i had no legal effect. speaking of the president will be ringing in the new year at home in wilmington, delaware, as americans spend countless hours and long lines testing for covid. the administration scrambles to distribute home testing kits around the country for the demand. the cdc director michelle is taking heat tonight for suggesting the agency new quarantine isolation guideline for asymptomatic cases more closely follows behavioral science. >> it really had a lot to do with we thought people would be able to tolerate. >> leading to more confusion help officials in michigan announcing the state will not follow the updated cdc guidan

i mike emanuel in for shannon bream. breaking tonight nfl legend has died. the league that the hall of fame coach and broadcaster has passed away at age 85. we will be joined by sportscaster and fox news trip the third jim gray who knew him well and follow them throughout his storied career. >> welcome, everyone. this is the first time i've been on an airplane. i used to tell the team to worry about the horse being blind, just load the wagon. >> also breaking tonight, former senate majority leader, harry reid is dead at the age of 82. he's remembered as one of the most powerful figures in washington during the obama administration. president biden calling him a dear friend. we will have more ahead with our panel. and as america prepares to bring in the new here, a new milestone hits a single day record of buyers the convictions this is the cdc great confusion tonight. now saying that only 22.5% of new cases the week of december 18 were omicron, down more than 50 points from its original markup 73%. and now the pentagon has jumped into the booster debate. tha

. >> greg: "special report" is up next with mike emanuel. hi, mike. >> mike: hello, greg. >> dana: that's it. ♪ >> mike: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. breaking tonight, president biden is trying to unify the country behind his new pandemic strategy as we learn of two more confirmed cases of the omicron variant in the u.s. the president outlined his plan to deal with the new strain during a visit to the national institutes of health. meanwhile, health officials confirm vaccinated individuals in minnesota and colorado have tested positive. senior news correspondent rich edson starts us off tonight from the white house. good evening, rich. >> good evening, mike. president biden dondz he is pulling no punches in this latest round in the fight against covid-19. he says americans should not make this pandemic political and says americans need to come together to fight this virus. >> think of it in terms of literally a patriotic responsibility rather than somehow you are denying people their basic rights. >

up next "special report" is up next with the mike emanuel. >> mike: jesse, if we are doing plugs should i mention i'm doing "fox news sunday" on sunday? >> jesse: be my guest. >> mike: i guess i just did. thanks, jesse. >> jesse: merry christmas. ♪ ♪ >> mike: good evening, welcome to washington i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. breaking tonight a white former police officer in suburban minneapolis has been convicted of two manslaughter charges in the shooting death of a black motorist. kim potter killed daunte write during a traffic stop when she used her service pistol instead of a taser. correspondent garrett tenney is this minneapolis tonight, good evening, garrett. >> mike, good evening to you. after more than 7 hours of deliberations, 9 jury of six men and six women found kim potter guilty of both first second degree man slaughter. inside the courtroom the former brooklyn center police officer was stoick and showed almost no emotion as the verdict was announced and she learned her fate. >> we, the jury, on the charge of manslaughter in the first degree, while committing a misdeme

anita: tomorrow, mike emanuel is anchoring fox news sunday. do not want to miss mike anchoring that show. he will have interviews. check your local listings for the time and channel. and howard kurtz will take a look at how the press is covering the biden administration handling of omicron. joe mansion and his party, that is all tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. eastern. griff: anita, for reaction on the other side of the aisle let's go to republican congress and from texas, tony gonzales. you are spending the holiday, christmas, merry christmas, by the way, doing something very important on the border. you heard your colleague debbie talking about not giving up hope despite senator mansion to repeating the build back better. she believes that they may get done in the new year. your reaction. >> first off, merry christmas. merry christmas to the american people. joe mansion stepping up and making sure that socialist bill does not go anywhere. i'm glad it died in 2021. i hope it dies forever. the bottom line is inflation is through the roof. the last thing

up next "special report" is up next with the mike emanuel. >> mike: jesse, if we are doing plugs should did. thanks, jesse. >> jesse: merry christmas. ♪ ♪ >> mike: good evening, welcome to washington i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. breaking tonight a white former police officer in suburban minneapolis has been convicted of two manslaughter charges in the shooting death of a black motorist. kim potter killed daunte write during a traffic stop when she used her service pistol instead of a taser. correspondent garrett tenney is this minneapolis tonight, good evenin g

foxes mike emanuel tells us one key democratic senator is still not convinced.d optimism wednesday, telling reporters he's hopeful his climate and social spending proposal will still pass before the end of the year. house speaker nancy pelosi thinks it can be done even sooner. we're hoping that we can have this settled before christmas, but it's not a done deal. yet despite congress reaching consensus on raising the debt ceiling, the president's infrastructure bill in today's final vote to pass a new defense budget. the motion to concur is agreed to republicans say the nearly $2 trillion price tag is too much and risks raising inflation even higher. every single day brings new evidence our democratic colleagues should give the country. break the debate is only further fueled by today's movement at the federal reserve, announcing three interest rate heights to combat inflation in 2022, overall, inflation is running well above our 2% longer run goal. and will likely continue to do so well into next year. another hurdle sign off by the senate's parliamentarian. any

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. >> greg: "special report" is up next with mike emanuel. mike emanuel in for bret baier. breaking tonight, president biden is trying to unify the country behind his new pandemic strategy as we learn of two more confirmed cases of the omicron variant in the u.s. the president outlined his plan to deal with the new strain during a visit to the national institutes of health. meanwhile, health officials confirm vaccinated individuals in minnesota and colorado have tested positive. senior news correspondent rich edson starts us off tonight from the white house. good evening, rich. >> good evening, mike. president biden dondz he is

. ♪ ♪ >> hello dominic "fox news @ night" a mike emanuel and for shannon bream.aking tonight, five people are dead including the suspect more winded including a police officer with an apparent shooting spree in and around denver tonight. denver police confirmed two separate shootings and fox affiliate reporting a shooting incident nearby lakewood, colorado. >> holiday season said to have this type of spree take place is not normal for the community. we cannot lose sight of the victims in this and the people still fighting for their lives including lakewood agent. >> mike: they heard several gun fire near a shopping center and officers exchanged fire with a suspect at a separate location in denver. we will monitor this breaking story for further updates. also breaking tonight, more than 1,000 flights canceled in the u.s. on monday with 4,000 plus scrubbed since friday. airlines are blaming covid shortages and frustration in the sky as unruly passengers boarded a delta flight taken into fbi custody following this ugly incident. [bleep] [bleep] >> mike: this is new

. ♪ ♪ >> i mike emanuel from fox news in washington, this special report to newsbreak.w creates three quarters of u.s. cases. the woman with a pick ax is caught on surveillance video shoplifting at a rite aid store in venice, california. police say she stuffed her basket full of liquor and threaten employees who try to take it away. the incident is a rash of threats in southern california. president biden in the first lady brought some christmas cheer to hospitalized children in washington. it is a long-standing tradition for first ladies to visit children's national hospital at christmas time. today his appearance by the president was the first time that a sitting president join in on the fun. i will be back at 6:00 eastern for a live "special report" now back to "the five." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: welcome back. it's time for the christmas eve edition of jesse's feeding frenzy. ♪ ♪ we have some funny classic holiday treats. let's start off with the christmas hike taken. [laughs] and this is from the bakeshop that was started in new york at that you can purchase at goldbe

thanks for watching special report, i'm mike emanuel in washington. verdict exposing another media driven hoax, another false narrative and an effort to write the story before facts come in. the scandal is also a media scandal with the press so eager to use everything and anything to bludgeon donald trump, his supporters, and conservatives, even the most dubious suspicious claims about an alleged hate crime are bolstered through

which ultimately would be made by congress. >> mike emanuel, thank you very much.ime to talk about christmas shopping great i feel like you have a good handle on it so far. how you doing? and how, everybody is getting a gift card from kevin. >> i am that person that will wait until like the 20th. i'm usually good, i get everybody but i just have the phone and i pretty much get everything done. i have been a little worried bu so i've done some already break again which are going to spend this year? get a lot more than i thought. we were wondering, how much doe the average american family pla to spend on gifts this holiday season? according to american research group, shoppers around the country say they are planning t spend an average of $835 for gifts this holiday season. believe it or not, that's down from 851 last year, the average plan spending peaked back in 2001, back then it was $1,052 with today's inflation that probably means it's more like 1200 bucks. a total of 70 to percent of all consumers say they have already started their christmas shoppin compared t

i'm mike emanuel in washington.washington. ♪ ♪ >> tis the season when neighbors battle too see who can be brightest. families gather around the video screen for warmth and people regift the cake that dare not speak its name. here are the 10 most merry, festive, magical, jolly, peace areful, snowy unwrapped angelic tales of the holiday. who can forget christmas? >> are you ready to deck some halls? ♪ ♪

chief washington correspondent mike emanuel. what's the expectation?eacting well threatening to take firm counter measures if the united states proceeds with a dloip mat i can boycott. the foreign ministry spokesman telling reporters the politicians who clamor for a boycott for political self-interest are showing off and hyping things up. no one cares whether they come or not and it has no influence on beijing's success in hosting the winter olympics. the spokesman saying a boycott ordered by president biden would be a political provocation. one issue that seems to bring republicans and democrats together. utah republican senator mitt romney who ran the salt lake city winter games has been pushing for a diplomatic boycott since march. he wrote in the "new york times" on march 15th let us demonstrate our repudiation of china's abuses in a way that will hurt the chinese communist party rather than our american athletes. reduce china's revenues, shut down their propaganda and expose their abuses. here is how speaker nancy pelosi from may. >> so honor your

i mike emanuel in for john roberts. manchin of going back on his word, but the senator is pushing back and accusing some on the president's staff of retaliation. >> sandra: and a brand-new interview. larry kudlow is here with reaction including what it means for our economy and for everybody listening at home. >> mike: but first, jacqui heinrich live at the white house pay good afternoon, jacqui. >> good afternoon to you, mike. senator joe manchin's punching back after taking incoming fire from his fellow democrats in the white house. ever since he broke the news on "fox news sunday," manchin saying no one should have been surprised at the statement that he has been clear all along about how much spending he would support, what programs he would support, spending money on, and how it should be paid for. the president and his position, and he also blames the white house staff for this break down and can vacation. >> we knew it couldn't get there, they said i want to keep trying. i said, "sure, what have you got to do, yo

. >> i am mike emanuel in for john roberts. president biden's bill is on life support. any chance of getting manchin on board with a sweeping bill means key progressive items will be dropped. with the calendar turning into 2022 and the mid-terms elections the clock is sticking for democrats. >> sandra: mitch mcconnell will be our guest and will weigh in on that and more. first the fox team covers on biden's next move. >> mike: now to our congressional correspondent on capitol hill. >> progressives are feeling the pressure. put out a statement calling on the president to take action. i will read part of that now. they say executive action will make it clear to those who oppose the legislative path and put hurdles ins it way that the white house and democrats will deliver relief for people. progressives do not have any leverage left right now. even if leadership says the bill is alive it is hemorrhaging. the bill is going through the senate rules process that could strip large chunks out of it. the senate killed immigration 3 times! the white house wants to keep working w

i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. a nightmare courtesy of the omicron variant.d to the latest surge. also o affecting a wide freddief businesses and organizations making for some major holiday hiccups at the last minute. dave up the miller starts us off from new york. good evening.

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> god rest his soul, that's it for this hours, "fox news sunday" with mike emanuel is nextsday as tensions grow over ukraine. ♪. chris: the white house expressing concern with the massive buildup of troops on the border with ukraine could signal plans for innovation. will discuss the standoff was an arm service command bert joni ernst and pentagon official michelle. we'll get analysis from our sunday panel at the reagan

i'm mike emanuel in washington. i'm back sunday for "fox news sunday," merry christmas and good night from washington. ♪ ♪ >> tis the season when neighbors battle too see who can be brightest. families gather around the video screen for warmth and people regift the cake that dare not speak its name. here are the 10 most merry, festive, magical, jolly, peace areful, snowy unwrapped angelic tales of the holiday. who can forget christmas? >> are you ready to deck some halls? ♪ ♪ >> an entire evening of christmas specials starting with the grinch who stole christmas. >> the annual christmas specials were an event. when you first see that advertisement like. >> frosty the snowman returns tuesday night. >> was that on once. missed it, you were screwed. >> mom, mom can we watch that, can we watch that? mom? >> on sunday, december 4th, burl ives again tells the exciting new story of rudolph the red nosy reindeer. >> i was obsessed with clay nation. rudolph the red-nosed reindeer was the pinnacle. >> loved that show. >> tell

i'm mike emanuel. sandra and john are off this week. while playing the covid blame

mike emanuel, and how proud they are of this. benjamin: i wouldn't know how it feels.e or something like this. she has got that but looks like such a love the teacher, you see how this reacts. it is a heartwarming video. you brought it around to everyone in the office and we were all watching it. they keep watching it again. griff: to get in the spirit and put little boy in our hearts. benjamin: we have a jampacked christmas eve show for you this morning. griff: buddy karen jack rumor and prevalent wrinkling graham and mike huckabee joining us live, don't go anywhere. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ 'tis the season to break tradition in a cadillac. don't just put on a light show—be the light show. make your nights anything but silent. and ride in a sleigh that really slays. because in a cadillac, tradition is yours to define. so visit a cadillac showroom, and start celebrating today. ♪ ♪ switching wireless carriers is easy with xfinity. so vis just lean on ourwroom, and helpful switch squadday. to help you save with xfinity mobile. they can help break up with your current carrier for you and t

. >> mike: i am mike emanuel in washington for john roberts. mayors are holding news conference to deflect blame for smash and grab. 12 cities have a new record for homicides and progressive leaders are downplaying the crisis. >> most crime is down but for homicides. >> we don't have a crisis of lawlessness. we don't have a crisis of crime or violence. >> on michigan avenue, i am disappointed they are not doing more to take safety and make it a priority. >> sandra: fox team coverage. >> mike: we begin with jonathan hunt live in los angeles with the latest there. >> the sheriff's department reports murders are up 45% from 2020 in l.a. county. robberies were down earlier but they too are now surging. when the recent spate of home attacks where residents are assaulted on their doorsteps and the smash and grab on high end stores. the district attorney, the lead prosecutor for l.a., the man who sets the tone for the justice system here told me yesterday none of this is his fault. >> to what extent do you and your policies bear a responsibility for t

i'm gillian turner. >> i'm mike emanuel with trace gallagher in for martha. tha maccallum. this is "the story." as his administration grapples with shortages and sky rocketing prices, president biden turning his attention abroad. he's minutes away from speaking with vladimir putin in what one senior administration official calls "a moment of crisis. 100,000 russian troops loom at ukraine's border as putin issues his list of demands for security guarantees. weeks ago, biden told his russian counterpart that there would be severe consequences if ukraine is innovated. general jack keane says putin

i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. a nightmare courtesy of the omicron variant. thousands of lights have been canceled related to the latest surge. also o affecting a wide freddief businesses and organizations making for some major holiday hiccups at the last minute. dave up the miller starts us off from new york. good evening. >> cancel culture is spread to the airlines. thousands of frustrated passengers have been told that their plaintiff been canceled. the problem, the highly contagious virus and not enough workers. these are the lucky ones, passengers have been through security to catch a flight. hopefully everybody got home from the holidays. we should be fine. >> other travelers are not as fortunate. and a preemptive move some airlines canceled flights, citing a lack of cruz because of the baths betting omicron variant. pick united airlines quick grounded 9% the today president lights. nationwide spike of cases this week has had a direct impact on our blake reason the people who run our operation. at least 7% of the delta flights today that got take off. t

. ♪ welcome to fox news at night, i'm mike emanuel and washington in for shannon bream.reaking tonight the supreme court challenge the president b xt mandates for healthcare workers in large businesses. what the justice decision could be for millions of workers in the new year. efta authorizing the first fiel to treat covid 19 are panel of experts weighs in on how this could affect the pandemic as we know it. the coronavirus threatening to disrupt christmas once again. we will investigate the impact and whether americans plan to travel over the next several days to their destinations. the challenges to the vaccine mandate, but kevin gort has onl just tonight. >> the high high court will hea those arguments on the seventh of january. that's an advance in the schedule because it had been expected to resume hearing case and generate tenth grade this special session will enable the justices to hear arguments abou the eggs and restrictions vaccine or testing requirements for large employers freight and separate vaccine work orders fo healthcare workers freight the linchpin be

. >> i'm mike emanuel with trace gallagher in for martha. have a great show. >> thanks, mike and gilligan. good afternoon. i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum. this is "the story." as his administration grapples with shortages and sky rocketing prices, president biden turning his attention abroad. he's minutes away from speaking with vladimir putin in what one senior administration official calls "a moment of crisis. 100,000 russian troops loom at ukraine's border as putin issues his list of demands for security guarantees. weeks ago, biden told his russian counterpart that there would be severe consequences if ukraine is innovated. general jack keane says putin is embolden in part because of. biden. he joins us this hour. but first, republican senate eric scott a member of the homeland security committee joins us. thanks so much. so the talks are about a few minutes away. we don't know if we'll get a response. we'll bring you any breaking news as it comes in. the "wall street journal" reminds us in part, obama warned putin not to mov

mike emanuel has more from washington, d.c. ic creating a perfect storm of conditions with unemployed young people and pro-active policing being cut back due to budget constraints. here in washington this recent incident took place at a gas station in broad daylight. 3:39 in the afternoon. a car full of suspects pulls up alongside a silver mercedes at the gas pump. guns are drawn and the owner then gives up the car. the trends in major cities are disturbing according to the national insurance crime bureau. in 2020 chicago carjackings were up a staggering 134% with 1416 people being forcibly removed from their vehicle. the trend has continued in 2021 with chicago seeing a 44% increase, washington, d.c. up 45% and new york an 81% increase. these bold attacks are spilling over into the suburbs as well. the police chief of nearby montgomery county, maryland. calls them crimes of opportunity at places like gas stations, car washes or atms with many of the suspects teenagers. >> they have a lot of young people, younger people, juvenil

. ♪ ♪ >> hello dominic "fox news @ night" a mike emanuel and for shannon bream.cluding a police officer with an apparent shooting spree in and around denver tonight. denver police confirmed two separate shootings and fox affiliate reporting a shooting incident nrb

thanks for watching special report, i'm mike emanuel in washington. fox news prime time hosted by tammy bruce starts now. >> tammy: tonight, more fallout following that jussie smollett guilty verdict exposing another media driven hoax, another false narrative and an effort to write the story before facts come in. the scandal is also a media scandal with the press so eager to use everything and anything to bludgeon donald trump, his supporters, and conservatives, even the most dubious suspicious claims about an alleged hate crime are bolstered through an uncritical lens and pushed through the social media echo system without any concern for the truth. there is a pattern here. ask yourself why is it that the left always attaches itself and this takes whatever is left of the reputation on the worst of all characters? jussie smollett is not the first hollywood figure to be lavished with endless undeserved praise. remember a convicted criminal harvey weinstein? he was regularly treated as some sort of infallible icon across tinseltown, even as rumors swirl

. ♪ ♪ >> hello welcome to "fox news @ night" i mike emanuel in washington and for shannon bream.orced to continue implementing the trump era will remain in mexico policy from seeking asylum in the united states. the administration to wind down the policy but federal appeals court this month said it must

i mike emanuel in for shannon bream. breaking tonight nfl legend has died. fox news trip the third jim gray who knew him well and follow them throughout s

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♪ ♪ ♪ >> mike: good evening, welcome to washington i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier.good riddance to 2021. a live report from new york's times square in what promises to be a toned down ball drop. health officials warning the new spike in daily covid cases is also fueling a surge in hospitalizations in some cities across the nation. the vast majority of those hospitalizations among the unvaccinated and as many americans look forward to the new year, they find

it's mike emanuel. it's christmas evening after all. 7:00 p.m. on the east coast and 6 p.m. in god's country. i'm pete hegseth. this time we are seeing the culmination of hard work, important work and principled work. after hours of oral arguments, the supreme court appears set to uphold a mississippi law that bans abortion after 15 weeks. setting the stage to at least radically alter roe's precedent and at best yes to overturn roe v. wade. the landmark decision that has led to the abortion of at least 62 million innocent american babies since 1973. auto generational genocide of america's unborn. now, worshiped by the left as a savior for women for far too long, roe v. wade seems untouchable. just 10 years ago, with obama in the white house and a supreme court stacked with pro-choice justices, this day is felt very far off. until now. because of the endless effort of pro-life groups, activists, educators, mothers. because of major technological advancements, that proved that even at the earliest stages of life, as king david wrote in psalm 193, for you created my inmost bein

i'm mike emanuel. sandra and john are off this week.le playing the covid blame game, placing some of it on former president trump. despite all the warnings of a surge, he admitted his administration was cut off by a micron and the lack of test >> gillian: fox team coverage starts out now. for step, "wall street journal"'s james freeman. and we've got senior national correspondent rich edson with the president in rehoboth beach, delaware. hi, rich. >> good afternoon, gillian. a short while ago president biden signed a proclamation reversing that travel ban from several african nations because of a micron. it's been in effect for about a month. it goes out of effect on friday. the president justified this by saying that he wanted that travel ban to give the u.s. some time to learn more about a micron and prepare for its arrival. part of that was a meeting yesterday at the white house. the president convened a virtual meeting with several of the nation's governors. it was a bipartisan meeting where he touted his administration's work this

chief correspondent mike emanuel following the back-and-forth, mike, the latest on that. >> sandra, whitery psaki: not scenting a u.s. delegation since a clear message that we cannot conduct ourselves business as usual and that we are not in a state where business as usual is appropriate at a time human rights abuses that we have been outspoken about and that we have taken actions on. we feel this since don't like this sends a clear message. >> tran is not reacting well but exactly what they are threatening firm countermeasures and the foreign ministry spoke to reporters earlier today >> those politicians who clamor for boycotts for political self-interest or showing off and hyping things up. no one cares if they come or not and no influence on beijing success in hosting the winter olympics. >> john: utah a republican senator romney with 2002 salt lake city games pushing for diplomatic boycott since march. romney says that would hurt china's revenues and shut down propaganda and expose abuses while not hurting american athletes. or consult republican senator tom cotton has been arguing fo

i'm mike emanuel. eric shawn, arthel neville have some time off.nks for spending some much your holiday with us. president biden speaking with u.s. troops last hour. he thanked them for keeping us safe this christmas and everyday as they serve on u.s. soil and overseas, far from home and their loved ones. >> as we pray for peace and spread joy and glad tidings we also look for hope toward the possibility of a better year and to give thanks and to give thanks to, for everything we've gotten to you, the service, your family and, to give you as much space as you need. mike: meantime parishioners flocking to the st. patrick's cathedral in manhattan to celebrate midnight mass. the church scaling back some of the service for a safety measure with the surge of covid cases in new york city. the faithful descending on the birthplace of jesus to bethlehem. the number of visitors lower than usual for the second straight year as covid once again loomed over the festivities. covid changing how millions across the united states celebrate christmas for the second

here is chief washington correspondent mike emanuel. >> president biden's commission voted unanimously changes to the supreme court. the commissioners studied court packing and adding justices to the and how possible term limits could be phased in moving away from lifetime appointments. they backed the report but note there was not broad consensus. >> there was much disagreement among the commissioner about the saudi arabia just proposals. for example, i am opposed to expanding the size of the court, limiting the terms of justices. and stripping the court of any of its current jurisdiction. >> moments later another retired federal judge argued for adding justices. >> the court has been effectively court-packed by one party and will remain packed for years to come with serious consequences to our democracy. whatever the cost of expansion in the short-term i believe will be more than counter balanced by the real advantages it will bring to judicial independence and to our democracy. >> commission was created in response to progressives' demands for reform in the wake of president trump's

i'm mike emanuel. we're tracking the widespread damage and recovery efforts as locals start to pick up the pieces. steve harrigan is live on the ground in mayfield, kentucky. steve, good afternoon. >> reporter: that trail stretches for more than 200 miles through six states and the most n unusual thing, it's about three quarters of a mile wide. if you look behind me, this is what you see along the stretch, it's a mention churr of downed tree -- mixture of downed trees, you see doors, parts of houses, clothes, household items. higher up in the trees, you see blankets in the trees, even a chair high up in the tree. it's a sign of complete devastation along a wide path through multiple states and this downtown area of mayfield got hit the worst. when you talk to people, some have lost their homes, some have lost their cars, their jobs. some all three. and when you ask them when they start to come back and see how devastated the area is, some are uncertain if that will be able to come of back. here's one m

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mike emanuel. the story with trace gallagher starts right now. >> thanks. i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum for "the story." where is the outrage for the covid testing chaos? we asked dr. brett giroir when the administration was scorched for their failure to do more. now if you get covid, you could be back in action in half the time. the cdc is reducing the recommended quarantine for people that reduce positive from ten day to five days as long as they have no symptoms and keep wearing a mask for five more days. the cdc says the signs show most transmission happens early in the illness. so let's bring in former cdc director dr. tom freeden, and president and ceo of resolve to save lives. dr. freeden, great to have you on. the cdc is now cutting the quarantine time from ten days to five days. the "new york times" notes the following. quoting here. what do you think? is it important to test negative before you leave quarantine? did the cdc make a mistake here? >> let's step back and ask where we are. we're in a very different time. the omicron virus

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critics want something stronger, here is chief washington correspondent mike emanuel. >> the white house says the united states will not send a v.i.p. delegation to this winter's beijing olympics. >> u.s. diplomatic or official representation would treat these games as business as usual in the face of the prc's egregious human rights abuses and atrocities in jing jiang. today after reporting suggested a boycott was coming china's foreign ministry reacted with anger. >> those politicians who clamor for boycott for political self-interest are showing off and hyping things up. no one cares whether they come or not and it has no influence on beijing's success in hosting the winter olympics. >> utah republican senator mitt romney who ran the 2002 salt lake city winter games has been pushing for a diplomatic boycott since march. romney suggests that would hurt china's revenues, shut down propaganda and expose abuses while not hurting american athletes. a recent reagan national defense secretary found 47% for a full boycott by the u.s. olympic team and its athletes. 48% support for a diplomatic

and i am mike emanuel in for john roberts.s tags are expired. pottery and other officers tried to arrest wright after they discovered he had a warrant over a weapons charge. footage shows that wright initially got up at tried to go back into his car. you can hear the officer shouted "taser, taser," but potter fired a single shot that killed wright. >> jacqui: potter says she excellently pulled her gun. prosecutors say the officer of 26 years was a well-trained veteran who should have known the difference between a taser and a gun and that a young man is dead because of her negligent actions. >> mike: garrett tenney is live outside the courthouse in minneapolis. if she is found guilty, how much time could she spend behind bars? >> for first-degree manslaughter, it could be 15 years. for secondary manslaughter, ten years. based on the sentencing guidelines, it should be four years. prosecutors have said that they are planning to ask for a harsher sentence, trying to get closer toward that maximum sentence. it is also possible th

♪ ♪ >> god rest his soul, that's it for this hours, "fox news sunday" with mike emanuel is next.is: i'm chris wallace. president biden and russia's vladimir putin will hold the superpower phone call on tuesday as tensions grow over ukraine. ♪. chris: the white house expressing concern with the massive buildup of troops on the border with ukraine could signal plans for innovation. will discuss the standoff was an arm service command bert joni ernst and pentagon official michelle. we'll get analysis from our sunday panel at the reagan national defense forum. how much of it there is china? >> will talk about how to keep law and order in space with the vice chief of the spaceports general david thompson. only on "fox news sunday". >> experts say the covid-19 cases continue to rise in the weeks ahead this winter. we need to be ready. chris: the president urges americans to get behind his plan to tackle the new covid variant omicron while still fighting the surgeon delta. will asked surgeon general the back murphy what it means for boosters, masks and mandates. plus our power player of

. >> god rest his soul, that's it for this hours, "fox news sunday" with mike emanuel is next.e. president biden and russia's vladimir putin will hold the superpower phone call on tuesday as tensions grow over ukraine. ♪. chris: the white house expressing concern with the massive buildup of troops on the border with ukraine could signal plans for innovation. will discuss the standoff was an arm service command bert joni ernst and pentagon official michelle. we'll get analysis from our

♪ ♪ ♪ >> mike: good evening, welcome to washington i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier.ing tonight as we come on air this evening it's now midnight in paris and berlin people in paris are wishing good riddance to 2021. a live report from new york's times square in what promises to be a toned down ball drop. health officials warning the new spike in daily covid cases is also fueling a surge in hospitalizations in some cities across the nation. the vast majority of those hospitalizations among the unvaccinated and as many americans look forward to the new year, they find themselves having a hard time finding covid tests. a problem that could last into 2022 and now many public school districts say they will require covid testing for students and staff. let's go to our experts that we have with us this evening dr. nicole saphier, fox news contributor and former assistant health secretary admiral brett giroir. welcome to both of you. >> thank you for having us. >> mike: from the "new york times" the u.s. breaks single day record hospitalizations and deaths however have not fo

i'm mike emanuel in washington. i will see you back here tomorrow night. good night from washington. ♪ ♪ >> brian: let's get started. welcome to freedom. i will be brian kilmeade footer least an hour. with covid cases becoming obvious. the biden administration has no plan to stop the spread. last night the president was asked to clarify whether or not the white house saw the new variant coming despite mixed messaging from the administration about that. watch. >> the vice president said in recent days that you didn't see delta coming. you didn't see omicron coming. how did you get it wrong? [laughter] >> how did we get it wrong? nobody saw it coming. nobody in the whole world. who saw it coming? >> did you not see variants coming or did you? >> yeah. yeah. i did. and i think that the vice president's statement was taken a bit out of context. >> >> brian: really? who was right? dr. fauci or his bosses? the administration tried to clarify earlier today. >> why is the president saying about this new variant they saw it coming, nobody in the world if that's not