>> hi, sara. and here's what's happeningat this hour. head of the cdc says that the definition of fully vaccinated is not changing that means that federal vaccination mandates for employment will not require booster shots, dr. walensky did, however, urge americans to stay up to date on their covid protection by getting boosted. former trump press secretary stefanie grisham is set to meet with the house panel she resigned from the trump white house january 6th last year in response to the attacks. prosecutors who want sex trafficking convictions against ghislaine maxwell. no word from defense lawyers on whether they may seek a mill tries. and the grammy awards are being postponed originally scheduled for january 31st, the event is being pushed back due to covid concerns a new date has not been announced. wolf, i'll send it back to you >> rahel, thank you so much. we have 23 minutes left to the session. we are sharply lower across the board today. the nasdaq down about 3%, just shy of that. >>> after the break the ceo of marathon asset man

sara carter has an inclusive interviewed with a border official.reveals the biden administration, everything they don't want you to know. at to do that interview anonymously so we can keep his pension -- he can keep his pension. we will explain next. ♪ ♪ >> sean: destructive open borders madness is hiding in plain sight. look at your screen. new footage from buck's' own bill melugin showing adult illegal migrants being transported in texas on the part way to at that u.s. interior pickup. in in tonight, investigative reporter sara carter has an exclusive report with recently retired u.s. border patrol official who is blowing the whistle on biden's indefensible border policy. 0, she joins us with more. >> sara: yeah. sean, as the border crisis continues to deteriorate, i have been speaking more and more to the senior officials as well as ice. here is a senior border patrol agent who recently retired and he wants to make clear what is happening on the border is being purposely done by the biden administration and their hands are tied behind their back

bush, sara fagen. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. as we've said before, as covid goes, so goes joe biden's presidency. right now covid is a major health and political problem. a combination of new variants like delta and omicron and stubborn vaccine refusal among millions has led to an all-time high in cases. the seven-day average has blown past previous records. that doesn't begin to account for people who don't report results of at-home tests or who are asymptomatic. hospitalizations are spiking as well. but the death rate so far has ticked up much more slowly, owing in part to a less severe illness caused by omicron. the public is in a different place than it was a year ago, and the biden administration is desperately trying to catch up. the cdc has offered confusing and at sometimes contradictory advice. the supreme court seems skepti

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>> yeah, i would say both, sara.e're clearly not done with the volatility today is a perfect example the last couple days are a perfect example. the vix over 30 tells us it's not behind us. i think we're going to see the separation like we have seen in past bear markets. in 2016, sas markets were down 30% or 40% in the first two or three months of the year, and then huge m&a activity, huge private equities swoop in. we have yet to see any of that my sense is there are plenty of buyers on the sidelines and that's what i'm looking for. we haven't seen a whiff of that. i'm not saying the whole market is going to come right back, but i would be paying particular attention to the class of the last two years of ipos and you're going to be happy you did. >> what do you think, eugene you think it's a bull trap >> well, i note that only nasdaq has touched bear market territory. you still haven't hit an s&p or the dow, so i think the volatility is going to continue. and until we actually see sentiment go back much more positiv

sara collins sara collins -- sara collins, you look at the cost or quality of health care in the reportguest: we do not look at the quality but a lot of studies have. they looked at the length between the quality of care and cost. there is really not a strong connection between how much we pay for our health care and the quality of those services. i think when you look at the state maps you can see so much variation on how much people spend on their premiums. when you look at health care costs across the country, the same is true. those are very linked, so how much we pay in premiums is a reflection of how much costs are growing in our local markets. but there is not a strong connection between quality and health care cost. host: let's hear from jerry in chester, virginia. jerry, tell us about your experience. caller: good morning, people. when i was working -- i had large group health insurance when i was working for a while, a long time. i worked for a large corporation , and the insurance seemed pretty good. i was younger so i did not use the insurance a lot, but now i am on disabili

what i want to stress, though, sara, because we tend to forget, the u.s.tions can be remarkable to recover from the worst crisis we have seen in our lifetimes. unemployment below 4%, gdp level almost at pre-pandemic levels. this is a remarkable achievement. and in that context, the really important job for policymakers here, as it is for many others, is to balance the need to not throw cold water on the recovery but also not to allow inflation to speed up. our projections are that, starting second quarter, we will see inflation going down as the very big numbers from '21 are out of the calculation of inflation rates. this is subject to dealing with supply chain constraints and what we are seeing are some promising signs that some progress is being made in that regard >> well, it is a delicate dance for these central bankers, especially for the fed as you say, there's been so much stimulus injected. monetary stimulus, fiscal stimulus as that starts to go away and get withdrawn this year, how is the global economy going to handle it? >> we already saw at the

i'm sara eisen first trading day of 2022.oth stocks and treasury yields higher nasdaq and small caps in the lead heading into the final hour of trade. >> i'm wilfred frost happy new year to you. tesla the standout after fourth quarter deliveries trounced estimates. reopening stocks like airlines, tsunamis and cruises popping despite omicron cases. 59 minutes left of the session, sara. >> near the best levels. 200 points higher on the dow luke ventures gene munster said two mega caps will duel this year he'll have naughts on apple. shining the light on the forten 40 jon thain boyar with a list of you be loved stocks to tell us the picks and favorites in a bit. >> let's get straight to the big stories. mike santoli is tracking the market action. josh lipton with the apple milestone and a guest to start us off up over a percent on the nasdaq. >> s&p 500 up. big winners near the open. microsoft is a drag on the index. a huge faang and winner last year seeing basically is migrating back up to what were last week's highs. above 480

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i will tell you about the highlights and sara's covering the popping p&g.ut, mike, start us off with the big picture. >> pretty apprehensive trading today. we're sort of churning near the lower end of this range, actually made a new low on the s&p 500 for this pullback, a little bit below where we were a week ago monday. a lot of things coming together right at these levels. there were a couple of weak rally attempts but everything seems to have slowed down just a bit as we get around this area here. we're barely above where the market peaked out on september 2nd of last year so clearly not a lot of net movement and we've always repriced for a new fed regime over that period of time. we're stepping down in terms of earning growth the overall s&p 500 has weathered a lot. right now it's sort of nip and tuck as to whether we hold also it's around the 5% pullback level. that's usually been where last year you'd see the dip buyers come in. it's been slow to happen this time around. there's a lot of clustering of activity, and it's an options expiration week. a l

sara, howe said she grew up in buffalo.king about giving new york an opportunity to bet on her beloved bills. there's someone in that control room i think passion about the buffalo bills, as well sara, wilf >> what about arsenal this weekend? where's my - >> i mean, if you want to bet on that you can do it in new york now. go ahead have fun >> there we go. >> that would be mike with buffalo. >> what is -- i know i'm aware of that. what is the score prediction for arsenal? >> 2-0. >> 0-0 nothing ever happens in soccer. >> there we go. >> somebody will -- nottingham 2. yeah. >> gosh. well, i hope you're wrong. thank you for joining us >> sure. >>> the ceo of caesar's entertainment will have more in an exclusive interview monday on "squak box." don't miss that. we'll review contessa's 2-0 call. >>> tech analyst on the putback this week and the two stocks that are the best bets to cash in on the metaverse and mortgage rates. find out wthheer it could slow down the housing market later on "closing bell. at fidelity, your dedicat

hi, rahel. >> hi, sara. happening at this hour more than a dozen new subpoenas have been issued by the house panel investigating the january 6th insurrection they're demanding testimony from 14 people they say met and submitted to congress false electoral certificates from seven states president biden won. >> the rifle kyle rittenhouse used to kill two people will be destroyed. there's an agreement between prosecutors and attorneys for rittenhouse. a spokesman said he wants all this items connected to the shooting destroyed so they could not be used as political trophies >> along the east coast, homeowners and local governments not the only ones preparing for up to a foot or snow or more nearly 1200 u.s. flights have been canceled today and another 2900 flights tomorrow. that's all according to tracking site flight aware, that includes more than half of tomorrow's flights at jfk in new york and 90% of the flights at boston's logan airport. certainly not a good weekend to be flying, wilf, but perhaps a good w

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next. >> ♪ ♪ >> sean: part 2 of sara carter's >> sean: part two, of sara carter's exclusive reportinganyl crisis in this country now taking us inside a texas dps drug warehouse. you do not want to miss this. take a look. >> we are now in our dps crime lab, brought to this location where we have our crime lab scientist, they do the drug analysis on these drugs in approximately talking about various drugs, marijuana, cocaine, amphetamines, there is approximately over a little bit 20,000 pounds or different drugs here in this facility right now. >> saw how much would that be worth on possibly the street? do we have an idea? >> you are talking about tens and millions of dollars. >> some of the issues facing our nation right now, that's a crisis of fentanyl. >> you're right on point. we are seeing these counterfeit pills being manufactured, we know the precursors are coming from china into mexico and once the cartels have a hold of the precursors, they synthesize and manufacture that drug and they move it across into our states but that's what we see with these counterfeit pills. it's affe

i was on last week with sara on "fast musoney." when the market is up 25% in a calendar year history shows early pullback by 5.2% so what you have been talking about you have gotten some tactical stuff washed out and you more than met that median drop and it was this week's action that did that >> tony, in terms of the sectors that you're more confident of buying at this point, is it very hard to differentiate in a broad sell-off as we are or sectors you think is the time to put money to work? >> the call for the year is plus or minus year. that's in the december 2022 outlook. concentrated the first half is tumultuous we have uncertainty and getting worse and will have the periods of whooshes and the idea is to take idea of those so to answer the question directly if you get a bounce back at this point i think it's 6% of the s&p 500 is trading above the 10-day moving action the rate of change on the vix is i think 50 those are two tactical indicators to suggest that the environment is ripe for a bounce the bounce would have to be i

sara >> yeah.er fire for buying stock in february and a recent financial disclosure related to that thank you. jan, not where i was planning to start but breaking news. what is your take on clarida's early resignation? >> not a surprise. obviously we have the c confirmation hearings this week. no surprise in my view. >> jan, presumably then you don't feel the composition of the committee will be changed in a real way hiking four times this week as well as allowing the balance sheet to shrink. what's gone on in the last couple of months to get you to that place mostly the change in rhetoric from the fed parts of the data or something else >> the data have been supportive of moving towards tightening but what's changed more recently was that the minutes last week basically is said more comfortable starting the balance sheet runoff earlier than we had expected we previously thought that we would get a hike in march, hike in june and september. and then they would start the balance sheet runoff in dece

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. >> we have our sara sidner on the phone with us, who has covered this group and these leaders moreomprehensively than any reporter i know. sara, first, tell us more about this stewart rhodes, edward viejo, the leaders of the oath keepers. >> i have had several conversations with stoewart rhodes, who is the national leader or at least was of the oath keepers, and there was -- it was really interesting because when we looked at what happened with the oath keepers, several members of the oath keepers were the first to be charged with conspiracy charges in the january 6th insurrection. that's what led us down the road to start looking at whether or not stewart rhodes was there at the time in d.c. on that day, and he indeed was. there are pictures of them. there is video of him standing outside of the capitol, though not going into the capitol, but there's always been this question of whether or not he helped plan what ended up going down. there is video of some of the members of his oath keepers inside the capitol, saying they f'ing stormed the capitol, they're excited, they did this o

i'm told sara, we don't have time to get china. we will get you back on.t story is not going away sara fischer thank you. >> thank you >>> all right. on deck,-year anniversary of president biden in the white house, how does his stock market stack up against history? we will show you. >>> and morgan stanley lays out what to expect for the fed meeting. dow futures are down nasdaq as well it could be another tough abnday gr a coffee. we're back after this. just sent. ...with a typo. aaaand most of the info is totally outdated. orrrr... you could use slack. and edit your message after it's sent. [sigh of relief.] slack. where the future works. >>> welcome back time for the morning rbi president biden celebrated one year in office he had a good stock market run in that time over the first year, the dow rose 12.3% we look at the dow and the other index because the dow is around longer so there is most history to compare how does that 12.3% return compare to other presidents first years? biden's market year would come in ninth not bad. the top half of the 21years

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sara?>> sean, tens of thousands of bereaved parents as well as law enforcement officials across the country are trying to warn the nation about a crisis, a drug crisis of nonaddicts, where counterfeit fentanyl pills are killing our children and killing people regardless of age but i want you to take a look at the exclusive video that we were able to obtain as well as a special interview with our texas crime lab, the texas department of public safety in houston. listen to this. >> i look at this lab and this is just incredible. this is the lab or your testing all kinds of narcotics that you are finding on the streets. is that challenging? >> yeah. i mean, there is a changing of things now. always new drugs emerging from a new analogs out. it's a lot of utilizing these guys to the best of our ability to figure out what it is clement doing different research into it, trying to identify all the stuff that we are seeing. this is an actual kilo of fentanyl that was seized, one of the few that wer

let's bring in our sara murray now. sara, we know stephanie grisham recently met with the january 6th committee. what have we learned about what she told them? >> well, she essentially told them, you know, in the run-up to january 6th donald trump was so paranoid, he was so worried about leaks in the white house that he decided to move his meetings to the residence. here's a little bit about what she had to say a little bit earlier on our air. >> "the guardian" reporting is accurate. there were meetings taking place up there. i don't have visibility into what was discussed and all of the people who were there, but i can say that, you know, mark meadows would have been there as well as the legal team that was working on all of the bonkers little plans that you were actually talking about right before this segment. >> she points out, of course, meadows might have been privy to this, the legal team might have been privy for this, but reason for holding the meetings in the residence was to keep them away from the many prior

. >> welcome i'm sara eisen let's look at what's driving the action tech falling hard again after strong start to the week fresh data once again raising concerns about higher inflation. producer price index jumping from last year though the monthly increase below estimates. airlines have a strong session after delta tops boeing with progress in china. >>> coming up on the show today, fed president of philadelphia patrick harker joins us to talk about the rate hike guidelines and hearing from kyle bass with the latest thinking on china, the market volatility and the boom in energy to start the year. >> first up, the big stories of this hour. mike santoli tracking the action josh lipton with a look at the nasdaq and joining us on delta and the pop in airline stocks connor cunningham from mkm mike, what are you watching today as we see tech take it on the chin again. >> the big nasdaq stocks with a bounce yesterday we are selling rallies in the big groewth stocks i keep trying to say how much in the short term is this rotation. people have more of the big crowded expensive growth stocks to

>> hi, sara.ere's what's happening at this hour and other news today. 8500 u.s. troops have been put on stand-by for deployment to europe to help nato forces the move brings the u.s. closer to military involvement as russian troops gather near the border with ukraine. prosecutors say three former minneapolis police officers stood by while derek chauvin killed george floyd in front of them during opening statements, defense lawyers counter that chauvin called all the shots during the encounter sarah palin's defamation suit against "the new york times" has been delayed after she tested positive for covid she claims an editorial piece hurt her reputation. >> and a burr keno faso military officer says they have taken control of the country and elected the democratically elected president. they have suspended the country's constitution and dissolved the national assembly following a day of gun battles in the capitol there you're now up to date. back to you. >> rahel, thank you very much. want to show y

>> hi, sara.es have a hard time in this environment, both the inflation and the prospect of interest rart hikes puts a burden on them they're not getting the new investment they need to create jobs and means shortages we are seeing them in the u.s. but it is worse abroad. >> 4.1% growth this year you see for the global economy 3.2% in 2023 which is still not bad it is still growth which areas of the world are you most concerned about >> that's true any real growth is good except the population is going up rapidly and developing countries so in many developing countries so looking at the per capita income they need more growth than that and it's a two tiered global economy where the u.s. and china are doing and even now japan somewhat producing growth and not much left over so the big challenge is the people in developing countries and especially the poorer ones are left further behind. >> does raising rates in the developed world hurt that further or a sign that growth in the developed world, excu

and here to explain his sara carter herself.ah, that is pretty scary because we know the gang violence, the cartel violence on the border within mexico has been a disaster. now is crossing the border? >> absolutely. ed has actually been escalating as the cartels on the mexican side are fighting for territory. and why are they fighting their territory? well, federal law enforcement officials and border patrol agents are working that side of the border says it's because their hands are tied behind their backs as the drug cartels and the human traffickers realized and know that the biden administration is going to do very little to stop them. i want you to take a listen to chris cabrera, he is with the national border patrol council and the rio grande very nomadic valley where this incident took place after new year's. take a listen. >> talk a little bit about the most recent shooting incident where some border patrol agents, line agents were actually fired on. >> yet. a couple of weeks ago we had some agents that were trying to ap

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sara said it was the bond market it is for bullard, also.e said the fed could have an influence through selling of the -- letting assets run off on the long end and raises the short end and could in his opinion avoid more disruptive rate hikes on the short end bringing the balance sheet of many years to pre-pandemic levels or lower and saying the fed could tighten as soon as march and fed credibility at risk with current policy. >> another sort of hawkish tone from fed speak thank you so much for that let's bring in adam parker adam, i guess a little bit more fuel on to that hawkish fire that probably is the key cause for markets pulling back this week. >> yeah. that's probably right. you saw that in november and then a reversal. i think people are overreokaying to what they perceive as hawkish. i just don't see how they argue in this environment. i don't believe that people's perception to remain there for long. >> so in terms of the correction we started to see most pronounced in the unprofitable, small, mid cap tech stocks but infecting o

>> sara, with netflix the number one thing to watch is subscribers.add 8.5 million in the fourth quarter analysts are less bullish expecting 8.2 million to be added in the past quarter but even more important is how many subscribers netflix forecast to add in the first quarter analysts projecting 6.9 million net new additions. we do expect the earnings conversation to center on how content investment is paying off. guys >> thanks so much. those numbers due of course very soon the close two minutes away mike >> they started out to the plus side with 80% of all volume in the morning. that's reversed. it's been some pretty heavy determined xitds going on in the afternoon. once we kind of broke the momentum of that rally you have selling with volume and expiration tomorrow might be an opportunity for a turn growth versus value is slippery. banks, software. widespread the banks given up a little bit. slack isn't taken up by sa software mid-20s. omicron highs above 30 or so we are close to the session lows touched five minutes or so ago only one sector on t

sara. >> well, that's right. i mean, can you believe it. another person struck and killed by gunfire just driving on a freeway in the bay area and this time i mean, it's a young police academy recruits with the alameda county sheriff's office this morning. investigators are still trying to figure out who the shooter is. take a look at video. >> you can see the alameda county sheriff's deputies and law enforcement lined outside the highland hospital escorting his body with american flag over him. chp oakland is the lead investigator this deadly freeway shooting that happened at 4.30 5.80 west near the oakland toll plaza. the bay bridge, the shooter fired a gun into the personal car of this recruit. again driving home from work struck by gunfire causing him to crash into the guardrail when officers arrived. he was immediately taken to the hospital where he later died from his injuries. the name of the police academy. recruit has not been released yet. >> the sheriff's office did speak with us last night about the horrific act of violence and

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i'm sara eisen, back here at the new york stock exchange. major averages looking to go out on a high note after a month to forget for the bulls the nasdaq seeing the biggest pop, surging nearly 3% session highs as we head into the final hour of trading. >> on a two-shot for the first time, only in about four or five weeks but it sounds like six months >> now we're back. >> i'm wilfred frost let's look at what is driving the action today consumer discretionary and tech are the standout winners chips are also having a very strong session ahead of earnings from nxp semi after the close, and energy in focus on tensions between russia and ukraine, the energy sector up around tent% on the year 59 minutes left of the session and of january >> coming up on today's show, we will speak exclusively with richmond federal reserve president tom barken his first tv interview since the fed meeting. >> plus, arielle's ru rupal bhansali will join us with a list of her stocks >> first, let's focus on the big stories we're watching today deirdre bosa is coverin

sara, back to you.> just under 30 minutes to go before the bell. dow is going strong thanks to names like goldman sachs, caterpillar, boeing, jpmorgan. it's on track for a record close. s&p 500 is flat. energy the best performer. technology the worst that's why the nasdaq is down 1.3% >>> after the break, manhattan real estate just posted its biggest year ever. we'll discuss whether the market can stay hot with steven witkoff. >>> and ford's chart today looking a lot like tesla's yesterday as the stock sees a big move up. we'll tell you what's driving that ahead on "closing bell. well, would you look at that? jerry, you gotta see this. seen it. trust me, after 15 walks... gets a little old. i really should be retired by now. wish i'd invested when i had the chance... to the moon! ugh. unbelievable. (inspiring music) - [narrator] at southern new hampshire university, you can finish your degree faster, and for less money. transfer up to 90 college credits toward your bachelor's degree. - i was able to tra

sara is the expert on that. more detail there, but the indictment accuses rhodes of this, sending messages encouraging use of force to oppose the lawful transfer of power, allegedly spending thousands of dollars on firearms equipment, en route to washington, and he and other co-conspirators allegedly met in virginia to celebrate the attack and discuss next steps. the key detail there is that this wasn't supposed to end on january 6th. this was going to be an effort that was supposed to continue to stop the inauguration. again, a huge moment here as we cover these list of cases. back to you. >> the details are alarming. the oath keepers are a remarkable group, sara sidner, as you know, because they deliberately recruit among the ranks of former military and law enforcement for the kinds of skills they might have used in an organized insurrection like this. walk us through who the oath keepers are. >> reporter: absolutely. stewart rhodes started this organization in 2009. and i spoke to him after what happened on

david and sara, you made everybody here a little bit smarter.ook forward to spending a campaign year with both of you as we go on. so thank you for that. >>> we should note literally as we were talking we got news of two more house democratic retirements, 11-term member of congress jerry mcnerney of california and five-term rhode island congressman jim lengamin. that makes 28 house democrats to the running for reelection. >>> turning to capitol hill where senators have begun dating two voting rights bills for the first time. up until now republicans have blocked the motion to proceed which effectively stopped the start of debate on these. this time democrats used a procedural move thanks to their friends in the house to bypass the motion to proceed so there was no threshold to start debate, no filibuster to start debate. there will be the ability to do that to end it. moments ago senate majority leader chuck schumer spoke on the floor to kick off debate. he said that senators need to be put on the record on where they stand on these two bills. >

remember, as sara said, this is a frightening indictment.here's lots of weapons around the capitol ready to be moved in. that trigger never happened. so we don't know why they're not moving forward. but the overall legal indictment, i also, as i have been for a year with you, view it through the lens of counterterrorism. for me, i read this and it's a sort of a good news story. in a sense that organizations that would use violence for, to undermine our democracy, terrorists, they are domestic terrorists, and their leader or the person they view as their leader, donald trump, are now not just disbanded. they can't grow. and that is one of the most important factors in undermining or abolishing a terror movement. you make sure that they can't recruit or raise money. and the background of this indictment is, of course, how the heck are they raising this much money? so that's going to be another part of this legal piece. but if they can't raise money, they can't organize, they're turning against each other, they are a very unappealing movement,

sara eisen is here to walk us through, a lot getting crushed especially tech stocks >> tech has beeneye of the storm, shep. another tumultuous stumble that saw a stunning midday comeback the tech -heavy nasdaq dropped and amazon and nvidia dragging it lower the reason there wasn't a specific catalyst and investors are preoccupied by the u-turn that we're seeing from the federal reserve about to raise interest rates and take away the stimulus. now the fed is pivoting to feith inflation. so all of those investments that worked best over the last two years when the fed was in generous mode are unraveling think bitcoin, meme stocks like gamestock and yes, technology chfr which was the darling of the market and it doesn't look like the move is improving until tomorrow the company showing strong growth, but not enough for a market the stock fell more than 5% after hours. so looks like microsoft could determine the direction. it's come back a little bit. >> we watched through the day, sara, as the dow mostly recovered and there was a huge swing day. what's that about? >> it was down 818 poi

next, cnn's sara sidner had run-ins with stewart rhodes and the oath keepers, personal experience of her own. she will join us. >>> plus, president biden has had just a brutal week from the strategy on covid, to voting rights hitting major walls. >>> and see what happens when nondoctor joe rogan gets fact checked on his own covid misinformation. >> let's look that up. because i don't think that's true. that's interesting. that is not what i've read before. nurse mariyam sabo knows a moment this pure... ...demands a lotion this pure. new gold bond pure moisture lotion. 24-hour hydration. no parabens, dyes, or fragrances. gold bond. champion your skin. (vo) t-mobile for business wants to make this the best year for your business yet. when you switch and bring your own device, we'll pay off your phone up to $800. you can keep your phone. and keep your number. visit your local t-mobile store today. it's my 4:05 the-show-must-go-on migraine medicine. it's ubrelvy. for anytime, anywhere migraine strikes, without worrying if it's too late, or where i am. one dose can quickly stop my migrain

sara carter has been following the story for us and gives us the latest update. sara?it's a tragedy. the dea and other law enforcement agencies continued to assess the collateral damage when it comes to these counter fentanyl pills that are being brought into the united states illegally by the mexican drug cartels. it's the families that have to pick up the pieces, the families that have to live with the trauma. i spoke to virginia krieger, her daughter tiffany robertson died at the age of 26 in 2015. and she is here to issue a warning to all parents about the poison that is on our streets. take a listen to this. tell me a little bit about tiffany. >> tiffany, just a bright talented beautiful person inside. they'll make not just the outside but inside. the daughter everyone wished they could have. she was wonderful. she was my best friend. i was really lucky to have her in my life. and i miss her every day now that she's not. >> explained to me what happened. >> tiffany had a porch in poor repair. it gave way when she got up to the elevator porch to the door and she fe

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in the south bay, santa clara county's public health officer doctor sara cody says she will not issue a vaccine mandate for businesses. instead, she strongly recommending some businesses require the shot anyways. kron four's gayle ong has that story for us. >> as bay area counties update health orders like requiring proof of vaccination for indoor public settings due to the omicron search, santa clara county health officials say mandating a proof of vaccine for customers would have little impact to the complexity. and now with knowing that. >> you need to be up to date. you need to be boosted so our feeling is it's extremely important, but we're not taking that final step of mandating it. our businesses have been incredibly responsible and responsive and safe with their patrons at a press conference 2 weeks ago. doctor sara cody, santa clara county public health director added the county has high vaccination rates. a statement from santa clara county reads in part. >> public health continues to urge businesses with activities that require patrons to remove their mask like restaurants

sara murray, cnn, washington. >>> we have some breaking news to bring you from kazakhstan.he president of kazakhstan addressed the country in the last 30 minutes or so where he authorized forces to fire without warning, and he had a very bullish speech. our nina dos santos has been monitoring it. she joins me now. nina, what else did he say? >> reporter: really worrying stuff. it's autocratic talk that thankfully we don't hear that often, but it will be raising eyes in washington, paris, diplomats will be eagerly picking out what the speech means. it sounds extremely worrying for any of those protesters who have been taking to the streets across kazakhstan, isa. the past several days, the flash points happening since wednesday. all of this has gathered pace since a few spiked over the course over the weekend. he removed subsidies on the type of fuel people fuel their cars with in kazakhstan. this is a huge energy-ritchie economy. ironically, corruption and inequalities and unemployment and issues like that dr. dogged this economy many years. the president said anybody takin

sara carter, thank you .now the fbi is under fire tonight for yet another massiveh failure rushing to judgment after officials saider this weekend's texas synagogue hostage crisis was, quote, not specifically related to the jewish community. take a look. we've been working close to a secure community network in the jewish federation and i want to continue to do that and ry will continue too do that throughout the country. we we doo believe from our engagement to this subject that he was singularly focused on one issue and it is not specifically related to the jewish community, but we're continuingbu to work to findco motive and we will continue on that path. ce now those comments ared completely divorced from realreality as we are now learng that the suspect took four hostages at the congregation. beth israel near fort worth reportedly demandeddhe the release of an alleged al-qaida operative who is imprisoned o in texas on charges of trying to kill american service members in afghanistan. the suspect was kill

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. >> we're with sara murray. sara, tell us why the doj requested this grand jury. >> now ivanka trump sent a letter to the grand jury. she wants to compel witnesses to testify with subpoenas and more readily gather evidence. as you pointed out, this stemmed from the recording of this incredible call between former president donald trump and brad raffensperger. here is a portion of that. >> the people of georgia are angry. the people of the country are angry, and there is nothing wrong with saying that, you know, that you've recalculated. >> mr. president, the challenge that you have is the data you have is wrong. >> reporter: now, in her letter, willis says they're having trouble getting witnesses to cooperate. she wants to talk to witnesses by subpoena. she specifically said brad raffensperger is one of those witnesses. they already provided some documents from staffers. they think it's very clear from this letter to try to seat the grand jury. she is seriously looking at potential criminal charges against eithe