was red-faced, it was black faced but that's a fact check there for governor northam.re's a tweet making the rounds on twitter like i can't believe glenn youngkin would mess this up so badly and someone was like actually governor northam still office and it was like the immediacy, she said i'm so glad he's on it. but i used to work on capitol hill and political campaigns and seen tim kaine matter-of-factly for his two hour commute to the capitol turned into i think 27 hours, i kept asking myself if glenn youngkin was in fact in political office right now as a republican, what would the tweet look like, what the response look like? i think we could all assume it would be a little less matter of fact and blaming and going out there with a megaphone attacking him. >> but jimmy loves twitter. [laughter] that's all i got out of this. >> every time i log on to twitter, i feel like a party where everyone else already had 13 drinks and i'll never catch up and that really is twitter, nowhere in the world is there a place where if only he spent more time on twitter. if you're st

my interview with governor northam is next. keep it right here.your kid growing up, the milestones going to school, graduating and getting married, having kids. and cancer was never one of those milestones in my head. st. jude has given us hope, love, a home away from home. and it feels like home. you're more than just a patient or just another family here at st. jude. >>> newly minted virginia governor glenn youngkin started his first day in office saturday by issuing 11 executive actions, including scrapping school mask mandates, rescinding state employee vaccine mandates, and ending the teaching of critical race theory, which isn't even being taught in virginia public schools. meanwhile, out going governor ralph northam spent his last day in office issuing pardons and sending the state's electric chair to a museum. i sat down with governor northam earlier this week to discuss the future of the commonwealth. governor northam, welcome to "the sunday show." >> jonathan, thanks so much for having me. >> well, thanks, again, for being here. so you l

one asking for the governor elect to take office early saying our governor northam is a fool. many wondering why the national guard was not called out. northam remained silent for much of the day tuesday and people remained stuck sending occasional tweets, with vague status updates. at the white house, the vice president kamala harris is under fire for "being tone deaf," she sent out a quote during the virginia crisis saying because of the by partisan infrastructure law, america is moving again, that is what infrastructure is all about, getting people moving. clearly people were not moving on i-95. few things get people angry, that is if you don't get trains to run on time or roads clear. i grew up in colorado, i know how important it is to react to snow react quickly. governorss and mayors lose their jobs for things like this, in particular, when there was virtually a blackout for hour upon hour upon hour from the state house, checking twitter and saying where is the governor on this? where is the national guard on this? not just people being stuck on i-95. it is about women

northam is still your governor.vice president harris posted a tweet saying "america is moving again" in the latest tone-deaf baffling moment paid she may want to bring back the child actors. with the reaction, fox news contributor's joe concha, lara trump are with us. i look at this and i'm thinking, you know, you can't make this up. but she does a really good job with child actors. that image makeover, we night need the kids to come back in and do another session. >> she is very reliable that video. it worked wonders for kamala harris. if she didn't have bad timing and bad communication skills, she would have none at all. obviously this tweet was terrible from start to finish no matter how you look at it. what is moving again, by the way? is inflation moving in the right direction? are people moving off their couches out of their couches and back to work because the government has stopped paying them to stay home? of course not. i don't know what her tweet was all about. nothing is moving in the right direction as

but look, ralph northam is the governor. it is not glenn youngkin them as mcenany has said.he's bloom walk out the door. 20 hours after this, you've got that reference, ralph northam is yet to hold a press conference. he's tweeting instead. it's a election of duty pay the national guard need to be called in here yesterday appeared all hands on deck, it did not happen, now people have died as a result of this governor who does not care all that much because where is he? >> harris: he is moonwalking. we do need to see that because that will be funny. gillian, when you look at the situation too, i lived in minnesota for a while, when you leave a car idle, what happens with the ice underneath the car, it melts, right, that it re-freezes and then your car can get more stuck than before? now you have the tires melted and refreezing, this is a nightmare. >> gillian: joe and kayleigh used to live here. news flash for everyone, i live here. i'm stuck in the middle of this nightmare. we had bad snow in 2010, what did they call it, the polar vortex in 2014 with more record low temperat

suzanne and i want to thank governor ralph northam and first lady pam northam for being so gracious andtransition. their love for virginia shines through and their many years of dedication suggest basic words, we love virginia. on behalf of the commonwealth of virginia i thank you for your service. [applause] in this last election, we heard from more voters than ever before, 25% more, nearly 3.3 million virginians who sent us here on a mission to restore trust in government, and to restore power to the people. we stand here today as the messengers of that movement. entrusted to protect liberty create opportunity and build unity for the hard work ahead. this celebration is about that movement and not the candidates or elected-office holders. ita™s not about me, but rather -- it is not about me rather it is about us. and this movement continues to be fueled by the hopes and dreams and yes, the tenacity and grit of virginians, of parents, students and teachers, of entrepreneurs and small business owners, of law enforcement and first responder heroes, of hard-working virginians coming home

we haven't seen a plow truck or police officer in seven hours. >> ralph northam just tweeted they're sending an emergency message out to drivers. also setting up warming shelters nearby to try and get those drivers to safety who are stuck in cold cars. also, he's telling all virginians to avoid i-95 now. begs the question, where is the national guard in all of this? we know that people have been stuck there for so long, and they want to get out of i-95 and why this happened in the first place, why it wasn't plowed in the first place or if there was enough done to keep the folks from this dangerous situation. >> just imagine, being in one of those cars with children. pete muntean, thank you for covering. we'll follow that story. >> this morning, the other news we're following, the number of people hospitalized with covid-19 is now climbing for first time since september. more than 103,000 people in hospitals with coronavirus. that number more than 50% higher than just two weeks ago. we should note it is lower than last january's high of more than 140,000. the cdc says those who are ho

virginia governor ralph northam told "the washington post," quote: we gave warnings and people need to. and the less people that are on the highways when these storms hit, the better. one local republican official blamed this mess on the state government. >> i think that is probably the hardest part about being an elected official is sometimes dealing with the virginia department of transportation. i would have liked to have the governor declare a state of emergency on sunday that would have allowed prestaging of plows and emergency equipment. >> northam maintains a state of emergency would have made no difference it snowed more and faster than first thought. virginia transportation officials say they decided against pretreating the highway because heavy rain arrived first and would have washed away road salt before the snow began. "the washington post" columnist charles lane wondered how bad this could have been if most of the cars were electric writing, quote: absent some break through in mobile charging technology out of juice evs in out of the way places would need a tow. if monday

susan and i want to thank governor ralph northam and first lady pam northam for being gracious and supportiveansition. their love for virginia shines through and many years of dedication simply suggest basic words we love virginia. on behalf of the common wealth, i want to thank you for your service. [applause] >> in the last election we heard from more voters than ever before, 25% more, nearly 3.3 million virginians. 3.3 million virginians who sent us here on a mission to restore trust in government and to restore power to the people. we stand here today as the messengers of the movement and create opportunities and build unity for the hard work ahead. this celebration is about that movement, not the candidates or elected office holders. it's not about me but rather it's about us. and this movement continues to be fueled by the hopes and dreams and yes tenacity and grit of virginians, of parents, students, teachers, entrepreneurs and small business owners, of law enforcement and all first responder heros. [cheers and applause] >> of hard-working virginians coming home from the midnight to 8:

this is ralph northam of virginia.e used part of the speech he gave wednesday to talk about criminal justice reform. >> too often, our punishments and practices have their root in a more discriminatory and unfair past. i know some of you clapped on this one. that's why we have made marijuana use legal in the commonwealth of virginia. i want to thank senator lucas, delegate herring for their work on this, which is complicated. that's why we have ended the use of the death penalty in virginia. the first southern state to do so. it was applied unfairly. we couldn't rely on the system to get it right. thanks to delegate mullen and many others who worked on this for years. i want you to look at the martinsville seven. black men, seven black men who were convicted of rape and sentenced to death by an all-white jury. in virginia, it was almost entirely black men who were sentenced to death for rape convictions. it was clear these seven men were executed because they were black. i was glad to acknowledge that wrong in some mea

but that's exactly what happened with ralph northam. then he blamed the drivers for just a hellish, hellish landscape out there. >> i had to read that twice when i saw that yesterday from governor northam. it is i-95. it is not some back road through rural virginia. there are going to be cars on that road, whatever warning may have been. the question at that point is, what are you doing to help those people, not blaming them for being there in the first place. tim kaine, the senator from virginia, was there for 27 hours. his was just the most high-profile case. he said, i'm one of the lucky ones. i was healthy and had a bag of popcorn. there were people with young kids, pets, people who were diabetic in their cars and didn't have their medication. blaming the drivers and the people sitting there making desperate pleas for help going into two days strikes me as not a great move on your last couple days heading out of office. >> yeah. well, let's be very clear, my comments are directed, jonathan lemire, directly to the governor himself. i

transportation in an effort to help other virginians in the same predicament. meanwhile, governor ralph northam looked into sending the national guard to help rescue drivers who were stuck in their cars, but ultimately chose not to do so was the situation began to sort itself out. now here is a look at exactly what drivers were facing early monday morning. that winter storm pounding parts of the area dumping more than a foot of snow in some places. more than $300000.00 and were without power in virginia and maryland. and at least 3 dead across 3 states. the virginia department of transportation tweeted that it closed. they're roughly 50 mile stretch near fredericksburg. try to get semi trucks that are stuck off the highway and redirect drivers off the interstate. again, many of these drivers have been stuck on the interstate for hours now nearly a full day, no food, no water, no where to go. many of them without a full gas tank. having to turn off their engines and restart their cars just to stay warm for news views. hughes on paxton boy. well, that is approval of the by the minister ration of

pam northam for being here. it's an honor to have you here. thank you for coming. i also want to thank my friend the honorable judge john charles thomas with being here. thank you so much. and it's beautiful wife. forgive me for calling you beautiful. i'm old fashioned. and link's sister pearl thomas. thank you for being here. so many people are here. i i just i love from washington from richmond from all over. thank you so much. i must make my colleagues gary stanley and i saw you walk in is gary still here. thank you. gary. gary has actually mentored me since i've been here at monticello. i do not have a museum background. and so gary was super helpful. the ladies who put this event together tonight tasha stand not call her wonderful tasha because she's incredible. making harrington who does such a wonderful job with event planning gen lyon. i have to thank my kenwood family. i see some of my kenwood family here. my daughters whitney and laura who came from the uk early just to be here tonight. thank you so much. i'm so happy that all of you are here my big siste

all this as some critics blamed the mess on northam's replacement who is not even in office yet. leaving hundreds of drivers, including a sitting senator, trapped overnight in frigid temperatures. vice president kamala harris, meanwhile, is getting mocked for a tweet she wrote on infrastructure during that traffic nightmare. it reads "because of the bipartisan infrastructure law, america is moving again." that's what infrastructure is all about, getting people moving. i'm sure that went over well with all those folks that were stranded for hours, john. >> john: including democratic senator tim kaine from the commonwealth of virginia trapped with everybody else. >> sandra: why didn't he see those warnings? >> john: and what's funny in all of this, people were blaming the incoming governor, he won't be until the 15th. >> sandra: hard to believe. >> john: where is the governor, wrong guy. the newly sworn in manhattan district attorney announcing a progressive approach to crime, no prison time for a number of misdemeanor charges and not even charging some things that are crimes. the

the governor, ralph northam, he was caught flat-fooded here and we should not see images like that in, you saw "die hard 2," bruce willis, that is virginia. >> todd: it happens, i would love to hear tim cain's reaction, i don't think we'll be able to get him on the show. joe concha is here everyday. kevin, over to you. >> kennedy: thank you. appreciate it, joe. senator rand paul calling out the site he says is the worst in all of big tech. cheryl casone has latest allegations of censorship happening in big tech, that is coming right up. for people who could use a lift new neutrogena® rapid firming. a triple-lift serum with pure collagen. 92% saw visibly firmer skin in just 4 weeks. neutrogena® for people with skin. you inspired the new lexus es to be... well, more you. so thank you. we hope you like your work. get $1,500 lease cash toward a 2022 es 350. ♪ ♪♪ every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your small business. introducing comcast business mobile. you get the most reliable network with nationwide 5g included. and

he seemed active in a way governor ralph northam the governor of virginia despite what people who reflectcans might think. he didn't tweet about this or express anything about it until 8:17 a.m. this morning. that meant many hours of people sitting in their cars freezing on one of america's busiest highways trying to figure out when to shut the engine off to keep the heat and went to get out of the car to use the bathroom, how to keep the kids warm and so big leadership deficit and not glenn youngkin's fault. that guy is not in office yet. >> tucker: i have to ask about the highways in washington and the fastest metro area with the people flooded in to grab a hold of the federal. but the infrastructure has remained the same and nobody deals with it ever and basically what it was in the second world war. as nobody noticed this because it's not about equity, they don't care. what is that? >> it is amazing and every time it rains like thing shut down in the d.c. area. when it snows, forget it, everything collapses. the answer is always like, well, we don't have the same infrastructure is eve

stuck on i-95 in virginia without food or water in their frozen vehicles, outgoing democrat ralph northamathy for these people, he said we gave warnings and people need to pay attention to the warnings. people on the highways, obviously his warnings were too late if thousands were stuck. maybe he should have had snow removal crews ready for the storm some blame the governor for the mess and others put the blame on his replacement who's not an office yet, glenn youngkin and won't be sworn in until january 15. who is really to blame for this catastrophe? kelly hyman dave smith. dave, i will start with you. is it really the best policy to blame people just trying to get home after a long holiday? >> yeah, that's probably worse than blaming the guy who hasn't gotten in yet. i've heard of politicians blaming the last guy for the problems but this is new to blame the next guy. i don't think that's a good move and government does a bad job of the services they are tasked with doing and they miss allocate resources in all of this but this wasn't quite a mess, i knew a couple of people stuck in it

right now democrat governor ralph northam tweeted about disaster on tuesday hours after the storm hit and a nightmare already underway. fox weather is in virginia for us along that stretch of road. katie. >> some people who were trapped here yesterday told me they didn't see an official until seven hours into being stuck. we know everyone who was stuck on i-95 yesterday was able to get out and off the highway by 5:00 last night. no one was hurt. it started with the snow on monday leading to six tractor trailer crashes bringing traffic on 95 to a stand still here and leading officials to close down a 50-mile stretch of road. some people trapped overnight in their cars. temperatures dropped to the 20s. i talked to a man stuck there for eight hours. he told me about people giving food and water to each other. someone gave him a jump and he decided to pay it forward but walking to the next exit where him and a group of people actually had shovels and were digging out the tractor trailers themselves. >> it was a relief. we got this. he was like the main one blocking the other one and then

we're hoping there's some kind of emergency management plan from governor northam or the federal government. >> i'm glad you're okay. it sounds like you've got provisions there. i'm glad your long time girlfriend is doing well. keep us posted. best of luck. >> thank you for having us. >> wow, 17 hours. can you imagine? >>> coming up, i quit. brand new numbers showing even more american workers are saying good-bye to their jobs. stephanie ruhle standing by to explain why so many people are giving their notice and what it all means for our economy. >>> and a key fight playing out in a north carolina courtroom. why some experts argue that state's new congressional maps could give republicans an outsized amount of power. >>> and they are sicker, they are younger and it is scary. that's what one new hampshire doctor says about the new covid patients overwhelming her hospital. why she is saying this was all preventible and it is making her mad. making her mad. >> i've not ever seen a patient here in the icu who's been fully vaccinated with a booster, not one. this doesn't have to happen and i'm t

i remind the school boards that are opposing this, they didn't two anything to stop, governor northamutive authority under virginia law of the pandemic, emergency order through a governor's executive order, governor northam closed down our schools, closed down our businesses, closed down our churches, implemented a mask mandate. they never challenged any of that. somehow they i governor's inherent emergency powers authority didn't have the right to adjust the mask mandate in the school. parents get to make the decision. that is we're very confident of our legal strategy and our legal argument. we're telling everybody, listen, be patient, let the legal system work itself out. we're confident we'll prevail. we're proud to stand with parents. we're simply asking the school board to let parents make the decision. they know what is best for their child. that is where we are. we're excited about moving forward. jackie: sounds reasonable. you look at the motivation behind suits like this, the conversation that we're generally having here. you wonder if it hasn't become really political, the

rear admiral phillips is serving as special assistant to governor northam for coastal adaptation and protection. she has a distinguished career at the u.s. navy for 30 years and retired with the rank of rearadmiral in 2013 . i'm itinterested to hear from her regarding her plans to carry out critical duties of the administrator which ghinclude oversight of the merchant marine academy. in addition to strategic efforts to grow the us flight or fleet. i would note that i am disappointed and a bit puzzled at their recent refusal to provide technical drafting assistance, a former markup of the midshipmen act which is a part bipartisan bit of legislation and to address the sexual harassment assault problemthat we have . and that the economy is determined to address also so it came as a surprise to me. if confirmed i hope admiral phillips will work for a collaborative relationship and assist the legislative branch when that is possible. i want to thank all these nominees and thanked the chair for expeditiously c calling this hearing and i moved back. >> thank you senator whitaker. rear admir

i don't know where northam was, but he certainly was no dynamo, greg.ng hot cocoa to people, the truck driver saying there was nothing, nothing between 1:00 in the morning and 7:30 in the morning, there was not a single emergency vehicle on the road in these people. >> greg: i'm shocked he was not there, because he is such a fan of the color white. >> jeanine: bad. >> geraldo: he is referring to the black face, remember? >> greg: he could've been in the kkk hood, we never got closure on that, geraldo and i think we should find that out. everybody is talking by the vice presidential candidate, tim kaine in the car for 20 hours, people feel bad for him. yeah, feel bad for the people in the car with him. that's a nightmare. this is a nightmare, seasoned travelers know this, if you are going anywhere further out, comfortable walking distance coming have to have a lot in your trunk. i have a wool blanket, a case of water, some sweaters, a coat, protein bars and if you have a pet, make sure it is a pet you can eat in case it comes down to that. because you do

virginia governor ralph northam writes all vehicles have been removed from i-95 and the interstate will open shortly but still telling people to avoid the road. hopefully by now all of the stranded drivers have been able to get themselves a warm meal and perhaps something a little stiff tore drink than a 16-ounce dr pepper. man. epper. man. cold coming on? zicam is the #1 cold shortening brand! highly recommend it! zifans love zicam's unique zinc formula. it shortens colds! zicam. zinc that cold! switching wireless carriers is easy with xfinity. it sho just lean on our helpful switch squad to help you save with xfinity mobile. they can help break up with your current carrier for you and transfer your info to your new phone. giving you a fast and easy experience that can save you hundreds a year on your wireless bill. visit your nearest xfinity store and see how the switch squad can help you switch and save. get $200 off a new eligible 5g phone when you switch to xfinity mobile. talk with our helpful switch squad at your local xfinity store today. >>> tomorrow attorney general merrick ga

anxiety in than it culminate with this wouk social justice parole board that got appointed by ralph northam. what did they do? they let out cop killers, murderers, and. they never notified the victim. that not one, not two, but thre life sentences for the brutal home invasion and murder of a 7 -year-old. the family found out that their loved ones killer got released, and they heard about it on the news. that is in violation of the law you have to get input from the family of the victim they didn' do that so it goes back again t accountability and transparency. desperately needed in government , that sunday won the governor also authorizes the investigation of the parole board shortly after he fired al the current for putting the victim first mindsets on the board instead of a criminal first mindsets, so again, virginia at the end of the day, there is a new sheriff in town there is a new governor in town we're all about keeping virginians safe and that's what we're aiming to do starting on day one. >> america is not going to get an ability and opportunity to compare and contrast, uphold th l

people want to get out and governor ralph northam said there are warming shelters opening up and theyt an emergency message to drivers, trying to do everything they can but people should still avoid, i-95. >> we heard movement in certain places, but are you hearing any significant progress of emptying the roads? >> the virginia department of education and state police say that i-95 is closed. northbound and southbound for the 48-mile stretch. no big change there. they want people off the road, away as far as possible, so that it doesn't interfere with these rescue operations to try to get people moving again. >> understood. i feel for them, typically those with young children. pete muntean, thank you. >>> we are following breaking news on the pandemic. the cdc now recommending a pfizer booster shot at five months for anyone 12 and older. cnn's senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen has more. what more are you learning about this from the cdc? we heard from the fda yesterday. >> right, so the cdc is saying a booster at five months instead of after six months after your second sho

host: as far as governor northam's term which ends today what do you think were is a major accomplishments? caller: i think he did a lot for almost every other democrat leaning group, environmentalists, pro-choice. but when it came to labor he was a big slap in the face. host: ok. robert in virginia beach. he mentioned the governor-elect slated to become governor today. if you want to see that ceremony at 7:00 is how you can do that. c-span, he will be sworn in as the 74th governor. we will show you the inaugural address at 7:00 tonight on c-span. let's hear from greg in colorado. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you to c-span. one of our biggest if not the biggest concerns in colorado is human because climate change. i am sure everyone has seen the massive fire in boulder that caused the most damage we have ever had. last summer we had the three largest fires in our history burning at once. things are not good here as far as that goes. our water is drying up. i live near the largest reservoir in the state. it is at its lowest level since it was built in 1916. host: your governor

i'll talk to his democratic predecessor ralph northam about race in america. >>> and what would dr.r. clarence jones will tell us. >>> i'm jonathan capehart, this is a special edition of "the sunday show." ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> our focus this king holiday sunday, "our fragile democracy." the right to vote is the

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were trying to clear disabled vehicles and trailers to make way for snow plows, but governor ralph northam didn't know how many cars were stranded or when they would be freed the roads a mess, the skies not much better. airlines have cancelled more than 1,000 flights again today that's after more than 3,000 cancellations yesterday, and hundreds of thousands of people in virginia woke up this morning still without power. that's according to power outage u.s. which tracks outages across the country. local coverage now from nbc's washington affiliate wrc and their reporter drew wilder >> the last 36 hours have been absolute hell for thousands of families stranded on the highway just south of the nation's capital. just within the last few hours we got an update from the virginia department of transportation telling us they have got all of the people, drivers and passengers, out of their cars and off of interstate 95, but there are still dozens upon dozens of stranded vehicles out there, and those drivers that were lucky enough to get off of the interstates themselves earlier are stranded. the

governor ralph northam said this storm started yesterday they had stuff time to get salt on the road.shing the salt away and then came the snow. here we are. >> harris: wow. winter. well, almost. [ laughter ] it's like winter plus. thank you. wishing the best. teachers unions and at least three states pushing for students to return to remote learning as omicron cases are surging. more than 150 boston public school teachers called out sick in protest to in-person learning. in chicago, teachers are expected to vote on a return to remote classes. one teacher's unite 2018 -- tweeted a call for national two weeks pause now to protect our community. many parents want their kids in real classrooms. >> for the great majority of children, they should be back in school. physical learning is very important. we really need to draw the line in the sand. get your children back in school. get them back on the road to emotional and physical health. >> harris: tucker carlson now. >> kids in america have been badly will damaged. the numbers show it clearly. this as crime. no one had been prosecuted for

virginia's governor ralph northam said drivers were warned to stay off the roads during the storm. >>inly understand that many drivers may have been from out of state and so missed the clear and consistent messaging from vdot, and emergency responders to stay off the roads during the storm. >> not great, governor, not great. >> but for more on this, let's go to meteorologist bill karins. bill, what happened? and shop drivers across the country be worried about other inclement weather in the days ahead? >> there's been a recent trend, jonathan to actually close preemptively these highways when we're going to have blizzard conditions or snowfall rates, so my criticism of the virginia department of transportation is they could have closed i-95. we knew 12 hours in advance we were going to get intense snowfall rates. yes, they did tell everyone to stay off the roads so there is some blame on the drivers for not paying attention to the forecast. but like they've been doing in other states, they could also have closed the highways to avoid this situation. definitely a little blame going aro

virginia governor, ralph northam, just announced before we got on the air, quote, all vehicles have beenbut he noted that the weather conditions do still remain hazardous. he is still telling people to avoid that road. hopefully by now all of these stranded drivers will be able to get themselves a warm meal and perhaps a little something different to drink than a 16 ounce dr. pepper. ounce dr. pepper. you could be working with someone outside your company and wait for back and forth e-mail, or a call to be rescheduled for the third time. orrr... you could use slack. and work faster with everyone you work with, together in one place. trelegy for copd. slack. where the future works. ♪ birds flyin' high ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ (coughing) ♪ breeze driftin' on by ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ copd may have gotten you here, but you decide what's next. start a new day with trelegy. ♪ ...feelin' good ♪ no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy helps people breathe easier and improves lung function. it also helps

governor ralph northam says there were no injuries in all of this. as for senator tim kaine, well, his office says he finally got to the capitol 27 hours after leaving. bret? >> bret: that's a long commute. rich, thank you. up next, are big tech companies censoring conservatives? we will tackle that story. suspects hospitalized after attempting to car jack a lyft driver. police say the pair rerear end the ride share car with a passenger inside when the lyft driver got out, the suspects demand dollars his vehicle as one of the suspects took off in his car, the lyft driver proceeded to fire his weapon striking both. investigators say the lyft driver was licensed to carry a firearm. fox 2 in san francisco as the jury finds elizabeth holmes guilty of fraud and conspiracy. the former theranos ceo convicted of four of 11 counts on the 7th day of deliberation. holmes duped investors into believing her company developed a medical device that could detect diseases and conditions from a few drops of blood. and this is a live look at new york, the big story the

governor northam is not accepting that anything weren't wrong. it because we're running short on time, he said we knew a storm was coming, we put warnings out, why don't you ask individuals, why did you feel it was so important to drive through such a snowstorm? senator, care to respond? >> well, chuck, let me just say this. the reason i got on i-95 in richmond at 1:00 on monday afternoon is we had votes in the senate. that was shortly after i heard the vote was scrapped. but i also had a voting rights meeting that night at 8:30 and there was no signage, electronic signage or anything along the highway that said you can't get there in seven hours. it's normally a two-hour trip. i have a navigational system on my car, that was suggesting there is a drive time to dc slower than it would normally be but the navigational system was not coming up and saying turn around and go home or get off and to a hotel. of course if weather is bad you want to think about is it important to be on the road. i thought trying to make it for votes and after those votes

the outgoing governor, ralph northam has imposed a very specific kind of state of emergency for hospital admissions. this is basically going to make it easier to bring in out of state of health care professionals who are licensed to supplement the a short staffing in the hospitals. because of course, doctors and nurses, and physician assistants and, and lab techs are all getting sick as well in virginia. this is also a, basically a putting in a penalties from companies that would try to a gallery, people who are buying those at home. a rapid testing a kits to see whether or not they might be infected. this is something that they expect that the new governor greg young can will also keep in place again to make certain that there are beds available for patients of do need to come in for treatment in some places. elective surgeries, say you've got, you know, a bulky shoulder. you're going to have to wait to get that surgery so that there are beds available for people who have suffered a heart attack or who were coming in with a very serious case of co infection. they are only so many hospit

we did reach out to governor ralph northam numerous times. we haven't heard back from him, but a few hours ago he did tweet out a statement saying his office has been working with vdot and the corresponding agencies in order to help get people out of this mess and guide them. he also said people who were stuck would be getting an alert on their phones letting them know that help is on the way. a few of the people who are stranded who i have been in contact with, just from social media, they got that alert. i personally never got that alert when i was stuck. many also had mentioned coming out and setting up some spaces for people to warm up. but again, i got off so i was not able to see that in action. we did ask, because a lot of people were asking us and they were inquiring as they're just stuck sitting here if the national guard would be on hand to help out with this situation, help out in the efforts to get people off i-95, both northbound and southbound. this is happening in both lanes. but the governor did not respond to that question wh

ralph northam on the way out of the door gave you the power to do almost anything you want to do. how do you make sure that senator tim kaine and thousands of others don't spend hours on i-95 when it hits. >> we are well prepared. national guard is redeployed, and we have been out pretreating the roads and a good job with virginians to not travel, stay home, let the storm come and go, and we are going to be ready. >> my wife and son and jennifer griffin and her son are coming back from a lacrosse tournament in virginia beach. so hopefully they'll make it or another night in virginia beach. governor youngkin, appreciate your time. thank you. >> thank you for having me. if they stay an extra day, virginia is a great place to stay an extra day. >> and for the record, i am an constituent as well. omicron variant changing c.d.c. guidelines leaves americans with more questions than answers. ask a top public health official how to make sense of it all. that's coming up next. n n this broker is your man. let's open your binders to page 188... uh carl, are there different planning options

they got appointed by ruth northam and what do they do?co they let out cop killers, murderers and sometimes with n decades on their sentence and they never even bothered to notifyev t a victim, somebody le patrick schooley who had not one not two but three life sentences without the possibility of paroleut for the brutal home invasion, and murder of a 78 year old beloved grandmother, bessie roundtree in suffolk, virginia, bessier family found out that their loved ones killed or got released when they heard about it on the news that's in violation of law. you have to get input from the family of the victim. they didn't do that and so it goes back again to accountability and transparency desperately neededd a governmen that's on day one . the governor also authorized me to investigatete a parole board shortly after he fired all the current members. we're putting firir actually victim first mindset on that parole board instead of a criminalth mindset. and so again, virginia,e at n the end of the day, there's a new sheriff in town as attorney

i mean, governor northam, governor black face or governor kkk face whichever one he was in that picturee's a lame duck at this point. enough people don't recognize that they can't google whether or not a new governor has been in office yet. it's sad that they were blaming incoming governor glenn youngkin for this debacle. i do agree, it would have been nice to see people, the national guard handing out blankets, handing out sandwiches while this mess was figured out. it was going to take a while for this to be done. there's a ton of finger pointing between the state and local officials about who is responsible for what happened. at the end of the day, it's sad and i'm glad that finally that mess has been cleared up but the people on twitter need to take a chill pill and at least google before they -- like president biden told us, google first if they need some information. dagen: on that note, patrice, i am astonished, i guess i'm surprised at my own stonishment, -- my own astonishment that this president is such a disaster when it comes to simply communicating with the american people,

this is ralph northam of virginia.art of the speech he gave wednesday to talk about criminal justice reform. >> too often, our punishments and practices have their root in a more discriminatory and unfair past. i know some of you clapped on this one. that's why we have made marijuana use legal in the commonwealth of virginia. i want to thank senator lucas, delegate herring for their work on this, which is complicated. that's why we have ended the use of the death penalty in virginia. the first southern state to do so. it was applied unfairly. we couldn't rely on the system to get it right. thanks to delegate mullen and many others who worked on this for years. i want you to look at the martinsville seven. black men, seven black men who were convicted of rape and sentenced to death by an all-white jury. in virginia, it was almost entirely black men who were sentenced to death for rape convictions. it was clear these seven men were executed because they were black. i was glad to acknowledge that wrong in some measure by

they were blaming youngkin who hasn't been sworn in yet instead of northam who is the current governorho is responsible. of course the feds can help out with stuff like this. this is a state matter, brian. >> brian: lara trump weighed in. the vice president and her tremendous vales. if you are going to time a tweeted, make it a little creative. i can't wait for the sun to come up. i'm going to time that for 6:00 a.m. here is lara trump. >> if she didn't have bad timing and bad communication skills, she would have none at all. obviously this tweet was terrible from start to finish, no matter how you look at it what is moving again by the way, kamala? is the supply chain crisis now over? is that moving again? is inflation moving in the right direction? are people moving off their couch us out of their houses and back to work because the government has stopped paying them to stay home? no, of course not. so i don't know what her tweet was all about. nothing is moving in the right direction as long as kamala harris and joe biden are in charge. so, just like everything else in this administ