and it's whether this person or the woman from publix, the publix heiress who is sending $60,000 overl like it can be separated. it feels like it's permanent radicalization. >> i'm so glad you played that sound bite from the podcast. first of all, that was the guy who was with roseanne in final hours, final minutes of her life. this interview that we tracked down happened the day after. so it gives you a sense that even after the world had seen the insurrection, even though we had seen trump supporters attack the police with flags, waving trump flags, throwing projectile, hurting the police, smashing through windows, they still believe that it was a peaceful protest. they still believe that it was not them that were the violent ones, and that they were being instigated and agitated by antifa and blm. so it gives a sense of the denial that they live in, the inability to see the reality for what it is. and they live in their own bubble. whether they are somebody who is living overseas funding money and funneling money to these groups and movements or whether it is, as the president and

here in san francisco, you could pick up sandbags at the publix works operation yard that's near marion street and kansas street. the site will be open tomorrow because of the storm and business owners and residents can up to get up to 10 free sandbags. just make sure you bring a proof of your address. >> meanwhile, for some folks in santa rosa. this latest round of rain is sparking some big concerns. you may remember that santa rosa was actually hit hard during the last atmospherics river that we first saw in late october kron 4 still in the second continuing our team coverage tonight from the north bay. >> for some neighbors near learning elk creek in santa rosa. the rain brings flashbacks of the last flash flood here in october when water flowed into the streets and into some properties, rain made its way through santa rosa on sunday, causing concerns for some neighbors near to achieve a drive in thomas avenue. it definitely brings a little anxiety for sure. neighbor. nathan murray says the rain storm brings back memories from october when this same area experienced major flooding an

one of those bubbly, you know, publix people.he says that she has never been out of touch for any long period of time in the 2 years that they have been dating. nothing like this and it's never gone more than 2 days that contacting somebody. the status of the missing person investigation at this point. at this >> we're considering foul play at this point given the information that we have. however, the search continues anyone with information is asked to contact napa police. has he let you kron 4 news. >> some good news for former students the biden administration has extended the student loan moratorium till next spring payments on federal student loans will remain paws through may first 2022 interest rates will remain at 0% during that period and debt collection efforts will be suspended. those measures have been in place since early in the pandemic but were set to expire january 31st of next year. president biden says the financial recovery from the pandemic will take longer than just job recovery, especially for people who ha

much of that came from his desire from publix service to get back and defend freedom and to make certainwe remain in the home of the brave in his commitment to that throughout his military career and his career in public service in the senate. >> he mentioned his role, a very good friend who took his family to see the memorial and lo and behold sitting there at the entrance in his wheelchair, this is some years ago was bob dole. he was out of office, he had campaign for the presidency and he would spend many of his days as ice understand the world war ii memorial and greeting fellow world war ii veterans who came to see it. not for glory, he felt like it was the right thing to do. >> he felt like it was the right thing to do. he will be remembered for, he fully understood and appreciated completely what ronald reagan would always say in remind people of freedom. we don't pass on in the bloodstream. every single generation has to fight for it. indicate this free and pass it on. he relished being able to do that. into love this country and fight for freedom and defendant. period just to be

you go to a kroger or a publix so you don't have to go to butcher, the baker and the candlestick maker chance at sniffing out inflation and time will tell because of the investigations you mentioned is some industries where you have a relatively few number of producers like the meat packing industry. so far, you know, we've seen a lot of allegations and it will take time for them to sort of sort through what is the cause of the higher prices. >> neil: it could be supply and demand. it takes a lot to rig across an entire industry and world for that matter. at least if you can throw it out there, don't blame it on the white house or us, the party in charge, what is happening at the gas station and what is happening at your local retail store and grocery stores, even if you just throw it out there that there might be another villain out there, it does mitigate some of the finger pointing exclusively at the party in power, doesn't it? >> it does mitigate some of the finger pointing. the thing is this white house has pointed fingers at a lot of folks, whether it's opec for higher energy pri

san francisco's department of publix works is asking people to help out during the storm. crews say much of the street flooding that's been happening today can be prevented. if those catch basins are clear of debris, residents are being asked to pitch in. if it's safe to do so and clear the drains in their neighborhoods. if you have a rake or broom, you can go and clear off the leaves and litters . we really want to make sure that the water can run into the storm drains. that's where it should be. as for the city's trees, the department of public works says today's storm is not as strong as the one that hit the bay area in october, they say so far there have only been isolated reports of downed trees and branches. well, this storm has certainly been an early christmas gift. sierra ski resorts want to show you now some new video. from the recently renamed palisades tahoe , and it shows just how much snow has fallen up in higher elevations. there we spoke with the president of ski california , which represents 35, ski resorts and california and nevada. he says. this storm is

christian captain tells us the department of publix works is asking residents to lend a hand.he bay area, bringing windy conditions with it, leaving some soaked a welcome sight for many despite the inconvenience, and i'd rather have a rain than. talking about drought, you know, so we need it. you know, i'm not gonna complain about it. i welcome in the city's department of public works, says this storm is not as strong as the ones that hit in the bay area in october, and that so far there have been isolated reports of down trees and branches. so we asked people if you see one come down, it's on the ground, blocking a sidewalk blocking a road. on wires. please call 311 so we can come and respond right away. and if those limbs dragged down power lines, stay away. if you see a live wire down on the ground step away from it called 911 because that's an emergency situation. another concern. blocked rainwater catch basins like this one unable to drain the water, flooding out portions of intersections. the city is reaching out to residents asking them to pitch in. if it's safe to do s

she sent a letter to the grocery store publix, referencing in that letter the profits that albertsons hears made as inflation is rising. in that letter she says i'm writing to request information on what steps our companies that what steps your company is taking to protect consumers and not making sure your profits are over the needs of consumers amidst the an unprecedented global crisis. last month she went after big oil and gas companies with the same kind of accusation. she reiterated those in a hearing this month. white house press secretary says corporate greed is lifting inflation. president is trying to lift sagging poll numbers. only 31% say it has been a good year, that is a very personal poll, which could reflect a vote against incumbents in some areas. now if you go out on the street you ask 10 people, seven of them will say that 2021 is a bad year for the country. that number is eight points lower than what people thought of 2020. it gets at the heart of what we're hearing from small business owners. listen. >> i really don't think he understands that people better than 65

pandemic, it really accelerated these delivery services from our local grocery stores, kroger aldi, publixhe time of year we should be thankful for the folks who are working on christmas eve, on christmas day in some cases to make these deliveries happen for us. if you can, tip generously and also make sure you pay attention to those delivery fees because sometimes if you hit the minimum, which is around 35 or $50, you don't have to pay the delivery fee but day papay attention to that. >> always so thankful for the folks who are working on christmas. let's talk about larger gatherings we should note that dr. fauci has said, look, you shouldn't gather with groups larger than 30 to 50 people. even if they're fully vaccinated and boosted, but let's say you have 10, 15 people over, how do you make sure that meal is covid safe and still good to eat? >> yeah, kristen, superimportant question i think people have to remember, being vaccinated and boosted, that's the best tool in our arsenal. is it 100% no, but it really protects us from severe illness. the second thing to remember is, surface tran

i ran to the publix to get the vaccine initially, and you just keep fingers crossed that this is not. neil: to say the least. you know, gerri, obviously, our viewers love you do death through your reporting. you've been through some personal health, cancer, what have you, so you're in that immunocompromised group for whom this thing could be ted thely. you've been fully -- deadly. you've been fully vaccinated. dr. fauci is saying this is the something that could become an annual shot. how do you feel about that? >> i'm fine with that. if you can get a vaccine into the marketplace, i am a-okay with that. i would lo the see this eradicated, but as he just said, that's not likely. so if there are precaution their measures we can take, that's fantastic. and the news that the cd the c is actually going to speed up its approvals of these new vaccines that are targeting omicron, that's fantastic. that's really good news because that the has been the achille's heel of the efforts. they've been slow to test americans, they're been slow to sequence the dna of these variants, and so this means

let's just say paper plates at publix. a week later, $2.39. we would say, i thought when gas got cheap prices would come down because they would always say we have to raise prices because the cost of trucking. this is when gas was below two dollars. we don't understand why when the price of gas goes down that the prices on goods and services still go up. the reason is greed. host: gregory is calling from california. good morning. caller: good morning. i just want to say this administration, we've got to get them out. i am talking to more and more african-americans and they are leaning republican. as far as this coronavirus, at least one thing -- they are against this mandate. it should be your body your choice. with the lady who brought up interest rates, there is a company called block five that you can buy cryptocurrency and their pain 6%. let's hope we can get biden out of office. host: george is calling from new mexico. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. inflation increases are to be expected because the means of pro

let's just say paper plates at publix. a week later, $2.39. we would say, i thought when gas got cheap prices would come down because they would always say we have to raise prices because the cost of trucking. this is when gas was below two dollars. we don't understand why when the price of gas goes down that the prices on goods and services still go up. the reason is greed. host: gregory is calling from california. good morning. caller: good morning. i just want to say this administration, we've got to get them out. i am talking to more and more african-americans and they are leaning republican. as far as this coronavirus, at least one thing -- they are against this mandate. it should be your body your choice. with the lady who brought up interest rates, there is a company called block five that you can buy cryptocurrency and their pain 6%. let's hope we can get biden out of office. host: george is calling from new mexico. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. inflation increases are to be expected because the means of pro

also you may have noticed this , costco and publix have limited purchases on some food and paper items they were going for , ultimately when you go shopping, for stuff, for food, or items, you're going to be the ultimate judge. that's why it's a huge risk to say that it's over and use your term, spike the football, because carlie loves sports, suddenly, and everything is a sports analogy and it's really bothering steve. >> [laughter] brian: meanwhile, president biden insists the supply chain crisis will not impact christmas , all thanks to his administration's efforts. the continued backlogs at major ports are telling a different story. kelly o'grady with fox business is with us now, with a look at how things are going at the port of los angeles. hi. reporter: [laughter] hey, team. well, listen it's christmas crunch time and the clock is ticking for everyone waiting at home for those last minute gifts i hate to sound like the grinch this morning but if you waited this long it's probably too late now today marks the u.s. social service shipping deadline for priority mail express and exp

steve: down in publix in florida they have a list of like 15 things that are going to be in short supplyot to understand because of the supply chain, things just aren't there. ainsley: only allowing to you buy certain amount. steve: certain things. kraft's philadelphia cream cheese division people aren't going to be able to find it so let's just engender a little goodwill give you 20 bucks, you don't have to make that this year. next year have brownies, have a cherry pie it's on us. >> do you think the executives have cream cheese division? i'm in the cream cheese division? ainsley: definitely. the kraft heinz company. >> chunky peanut butter. i'm chunky. you are smooth, right? that's zeroing in. brian: i have been in cream cheese for years. steve: people from the cream cheese division contact brian kilmeade at fox. brian: philly cheese executive. ainsley: stand up. that would be a good one. brian: we will see. i will have so much time on my hands. i won't be making cheesecake. will a conservative columnist writes in the "new york times." big time anti-trumper i have heard sometimes repu

grocery store yesterday and i asked the guy where is the fat free half and half and this was at a publix are looking at what people buy the most and so they are trying to produce a lot of that and then other things, like fat free half and half, they just aren't making it. ainsley: people buy the regular? steve: absolutely beings tastes better anyway. ainsley: i think the fat free tastes great. brian: i can't believe it's not butter. carley shimkus do you have anything to say? reporter: about butter? not particularly. i'm a big advocate of butter though. just in general. brian: really? reporter: yeah, love paula dean and her style of cooking. lots of butter. you were of course talking about inflation but how about the crime crisis, another issue hitting americans, listen to this , absolutely. new york city police arresting five suspected pick-pocketers in rockefeller center, one suspect had 37 prior arrests. the suspect faced several charges including grand larceny and meanwhile, new york city mayor bill deblasio is declaring the city much safer than when he took office, listen to this. >