shannon bream is next. i am greg gutfeld and i love you come america. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello, welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. ♪ ♪ breaking tonight, we are awaiting a final vote for the chicago teachers union members over whether they will refuse to report for impersonal classes as union officials say overwhelming 88% of the house of delegates voted earlier tuesday to return to virtual learning. earlier this evening chicago's mayor and officials late-night move have parents scrambling whether or not the parent should show up on school wednesday. >> unfortunately, tonight, the leaders have this compelling membership to make a decision that will harm hundreds of thousands of chicago families who rely upon pps for their daily needs. in what world would we think to close something a central like in person education when we have seen the negative effects of that when the bars remain open. >> shannon: also breaking tonight the cdc with quarantine again nl americans can get tested to

podcast, ♪ ♪ [music] ♪ shannon: i'm shannon bream.dent biden meeting with his national security advisers at camp david as fears of a russian invasion of ukraine grow. ♪ >> we engaged in diplomacy and dialogue. at the same time, we are embarked on a path of defense and deterrence. shannon: u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken and russia's foreign minister head back home after high stakes talks in geneva. but with tens of thousands of russian troops gathering near the border of ukraine, the moment is critical as the world's two top nuclear powers face a test of wills. we'll cover the standoff from kiev to moscow to washington and ask former secretary of state mike pompeo about the huge political stakes. >>> plus, 49 years after roe v. wade, the future of the landmark decision is uncertain as the supreme court weighs a case that could change the abortion landscape in america. we'll discuss with south dakota governor kristi noem who's pushing for even more restrictions in her state, only on "fox news sunday." ♪ shannon: then -- >> he a

shannon. >> shannon: laura, thank you very much.g tonight a new court filing repealing that boston marathon bomber received a $1400 covert relief payment last june. he was convicted in 2015 but had his death sentence vacated in 2020 is serving a life sentence at maximum-security prison in colorado. from increasingly confusing federal response to test shortages and plans to punish them vaccinated, plenty of covid steps tonight. let's bring it and the shannon bream team, dr. marc siegel. former health and human services department senior official, jack caliber. it is great to have you back with us. >> hi, shannon. okay, some confusion out there. so let me play this from the doctor, the cdc director about whose vaccinated and whose fast-changing. >> individuals are considered fully vaccinated against covid-19 if they receive primary series. that definition is not changing. we are recommending individual stay up to date with additional doses that they are eligible for. >> shannon: doctor, the new terminology is up to date. is it going t

shannon. >> shannon: all right, casey, thank you very much.time to bring kevin corke back into work and all over the place. great to be reunited with you, friend. happy new year. yes, that is my new year's resolution to be reunited with kevin and it is come true. people have a lot of -- you have some tips for us. how we can keep resolutions. >> i will help you out and see what yours is. i will share what mine is in so far, so good but it is early. yes, i missed you so much, by the way. it is great to be back in great to help those struggling, hello. keeping the new year's resolutions. believe it or not, there has been a science that may help you keep your commitments more effectively. finally, we will find out together, right? the big tips, just five, one keep the big picture in mind, two, link the new habit you want to build with a new tablet. just think about that. three, do a little bit every day. this sounds easy, right? four track your progress, that is used especially of cutting back on calories. number five, reward yourself. you have to

shannon? >> shannon: thank you very much. so in just a few hours, the supreme court will issue opinions, they may include rulings on two fast track federal vaccine mandate cases. even as the cdc director admits that vaccines can no longer prevent covid transmission. with that in mind, medical contributor nicole sapphire and first liberty institute president and c.e.o. kelly shackleford to look at the medical and legal aspects of these mandates. great to have you both. >> great to be here. >> good evening. >> shannon: i'm going to play a little bit of sound from some key members of the biden administration on this issue of covid vaccines and transmission. here's what they had to say. >> our vaccines are working exceptionally well but what they can't do anymore is prevent transmission. >> it is true that this virus has a phenomenal degree of transmissibility, and the transmissibility means a lot of people will get infected. >> dr. janet -- acting head -- she said most people are going to get covid. doctor what are we to make of

shannon. >> shannon: it was lightning fast. all right.et tooth, you're going to want to hear what kevin has to say in a few minutes. >> see you then. >> shannon: went to get some expert analysis now on justice breyer's impending retirement, potential replacements, and the big picture from marshall and anthony kennedy, former use a terry henry limit along with john yoon. great to have both of you with us tonight. i want to start with this. from national review saying today that biden has unwisely limited his options by preemptively declaring during the 2020 campaign that his first how many would be a black woman. in a stroke, he qualified the mic disqualified dozens of people ever do like other for no reason other than race and gender. not a smart start. john, they just took the affirmative action case also involving allegations of discrimination at harvard and unc. what do you make of the timing and the presidents parameters that he said? >> no max >> that they would rule out 90%, more than 90% of the population from their consideration f

shannon. >> shannon: thank you very much.to bring back kevin corke. always tracking the latest surveys for us. apparently we are finding out that good hygiene could make us fats. kevin, you're going to have to explain this one for us. >> file this under never thought i would hear or read that. could you or hygiene be making you fat? believe it or not, there is a new study out that says yeah. researchers at the norwegian university of science and technology have identified 11 chemicals and common plastic products they save may contribute to weight gain by impairing the metabolic process. what they did was they analyzed bottles of shower gel, shampoo, and conditioners as well as kitchen sponges and water bottles and their findings were actually published in the journal environmental science and technology. i am a neat freak. you know that. i like to be clean. i'm all about shower. shower in the morning, shower at night. i don't buy it, and if it is true, i still don't buy it. what you think? >> shannon: my shampooing is making

shannon? jacqui heinrich at the white house. thanks, jackie. tonight we continue our reporting on the biden administration. releasing huge numbers of illegal immigrant. many with criminal records into the u.s. it's leading continue to creasing frustration on the part of the people trying to keep america safe. national correspondent william la jeunesse shows us tonight from yuma, arizona. >> buenas diaz. where are you coming from. >> peru. >> they come for family, work or allegedly fleeing political persecution. >> we are from ukraine. >> you are from the ukraine? and you are from russia? a year ago the yuma sector was the most secure along the southern border according to the cbp. that same data shows agents on the ground say it's now overrun. >> from a community standpoint, it's a mess. >> sheriff leon has never seen it this bad. apprehensions jumping 2400 percent in one year. he blames the biden administration. >> he has diluted border patrol and their ability. he won't prosecute anybody who

thank you, shannon. >> shannon: fans are fired up tonight. the tennis star may be allowed to play in the australian open after all following and monday legal victory over his vaccine exemption. the world number one player could still have another roadblock before tournament next week. we have the latest twist and turns and the so opera tonight. good evening. >> the judge in australia reinstated after pulling the tennis star was back give you the time to talk to his attorney during initial decision position selector fork mcknight confined to an immigration hotel , number one tennis player in the world was released at almost immediately have the court. take a look at this picture of djokovic wearing a shirt and he tweeted out the quarter after the judge's ruling. he wrote in part i'm pleased and grateful that the judge overturned my visa cancellation. despite all that is happen, i want to stay and try to compete. i remain focused on that. djokovic flew to austria and vaccinated under the assumption that he was exempt due to his recent recovery

shannon? >> shannon: thank you very much, see you again a few minutes from now.e ahead on the white house's handling of the putin situation. army combat veteran cory neil coming up in just a few minutes. we have an exclusive tonight from the southern border, our crew witnessed what appeared to be a large release of illegal immigrants into the u.s. and not just one. correspondent joins us from brownsville, texas. >> exclusive fox news video shows the mass release of single adult male migrants from federal custody in brownsville, texas, this afternoon. we watched as multiple federally contracted buses release dozens of these men, some with ankle monitors all at a parking garage in brownsville. no children, no families. all single adult men which the biden administration primarily targets for expulsion. these men disappear into a small unmarked office after the release. when pressed by fox's peter doocy, white house press secretary jen psaki insisted despite the release of the single adults, title 42 is being enforced at the border. >> migrants could not be expelled

thank you both. >> thank you, shannon. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: crime crisis warm -- of womanled after a man pushed her in front of an oncoming subway train at a time? square station is being remembered for her volunteer working, including advocating for the homeless. the suspect is in police custody and has been charged with second-degree murder. of vigil was held tonight for the manager up a texas cracker barrel who was killed saturday during an attempted robbery. a grandmother came to the aid of one of her employees. she was shot in the chest. a person of interest has died following a shootout with police monday. the father of what ucla grad student with a least that while working at a high-end furniture store in los angeles is blaming politicians for the rising crime she was killed thursday afternoon while working alone in the store. the suspect was seen on surveillance video following the attack but remained at last last check at large. owners to come to an inch reason the hospital she worked if she was attacked by homeless. outside union station and los angeles. sandra s

so i i found shannon on facebk and i said shannon, would you be willing to tell me your story? at first she agreed to meet me for lunch at cracker barrel, and then she got scared and canceled abruptly. and they had to promise or i wouldn't write the piece until after the factory closed because she was afraid that she wouldn't get her bonus. she was afraid the company would punish her for talking to the media. but the first day i sat down with her, and asked about her job she talked like to our street. it was as if she'd been waiting for whole life for somebody just ask her that question. so she really was proud of the way that she climbed the hierarchy in that factor, started off as a janitor, ended up in one of the most dangerous and highly paid positions on the factory floor. she was the heat treat operator. she ran the furnaces and no woman had ever done that before. so she was really proud here she had to overcome all these obstacles like the men did not want to train her when she first got there. they tried to get her fired. they would play tricks on her and have like expl

. >> shannon: welcome to "fox news at night". i'm shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight, police officers targeted and multiple shootings of the weekend. from houston to new york. 81% the voters are extremely or very concerned about higher crime rates, what have we done to keep america safe. our panel weighs in. and forces put on high alert. russia and nato over the potential invasion of ukraine. can diplomatic talks bring the party back from the brink or is an attack by vladimir putin all but certain. breaking news out of the shark as the state supreme court judge strikes a mask mandate for schools in public places. the near department of education defiant tonight saying that schools will real require those mass. breaking details on that case coming up. we begin with the crime crisis making the streets as dangerous as ever for those who protect and serve. greg gallagher is taking a closer look tonight. good evening. >> from the killing of cops two kids, forcing a stunning rush of violent crimes across the us for the politicians disagree and solutions, bu

i'm shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight, the white house pushes back against the exclusive video we've been showing you the speak up of illegal immigrants being quietly flown to locations across the us for relocation. the lone star state launches another against the border policy. and it was quite a sight in new york city friday, a sea of blue made up of thousands of police are officers to honor the ball and brought them -- brother, jason rivera who was killed them line of duty last week. this creeping widow calling out policies during a heartbreaking eulogy. >> the system continues to dallas. we are not safe anymore. , not even the members of the service. i know you were tired of these laws, especially the ones from the new da. i hope he's watching you speak through me right now. [ applause ] >> shannon: and millions of americans now are to stay home saturday as a winter storm is packing temperatures that is starting to roll in. thousands of flights canceled. we've got an eye on the storm track. white hous

shannon. >> oh, boy. new at 2:00, human rights activists issuing a call to action for olympic athletes to speak out against human rights abuses in china. as the opening ceremony for the beijing winter games is now one week away. one says morals are worth more than olympic gold. and we'll be joined to talk about the rise of violent crime in the big apple. and a bridge collapsed just hours before president biden was scheduled to speak there on infrastructure. coming up the next hour. >> all new at 2:00, big tech often accused of putting profits ahead of people. but one father says it goes beyond cashing in to becoming downright cruel. he says tech giants are making money off his daughter's murder. and they refuse to stop despite years of fighting back. coming up, his campaign against the giants of big tech and how that led to an all new campaign for congress. >> fox news alert, we await president biden to speak in pittsburgh at carnegie melon university, to highlight what's done to rebuild infrastructure. >

i am shannon bream washington.reaking tonight they bite and officially kicking off year to you in cleanup mode after they tried to clarify wednesday's comments on a russian incursion into ukraine. critics a round two sounds more like a broken record with multiple ongoing crises and mor plunging ball numbers out friday . former president trump weighing in tonight on hannity. >> president trump: everything having to do with russia, really what he said las night when he said they may go in, they will go in, and he talked about the minor incursio and i said i don't believe he said that because that's like giving him the use they turned green light, but he was greenlighted. >> in our nations capital you now need to show proof of a photo id and vaccination to go to a gym or restaurant, but scores of lawmakers on capitol hill argue you shouldn't have t show one to vote. why some republicans are teaching the hypocrisy when it comes to vaccine mandate spraye the chaotic u.s. withdraw from afghanistan left in its wake thousa

great to see you. >> thanks, shannon. >> shannon: hospital system forcing symptomatic covid staff membersg cringe and in the midst of -- washington state refusing power help from one county. you are not going to believe why . the lightning round is next. ♪ limu emu and doug.♪ and it's easy to customize your insurance at libertymutual.com so you only pay for what you need. isn't that right limu? limu? limu? sorry, one sec. doug blows several different whistles. doug blows several different whistles. [a vulture squawks.] there he is. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty♪ with downy infusions, only pay for what you need. let the scent set the mood. feel the difference with downy. the omicron his search causing staffing shortage of the hospitals. tonight were learning about of washington state hospital that is told symptomatic positive step they can come in a work in the patient's. that is where we start tonight's lightning round. always great to have you back. >> thank you so much for having me. >> some of your purporting, you say you were told that you could be bu

fox news at night with shannon bream is next. ♪ >> hello and welcome to fox new at night i'm shannonream. president biden dealing with a series of setbacks in the final days of his first year in offic for it once again, the white house is trying to change the subject freight by going back t one of his few political victories of the year, infrastructure and promising action on another front, police reform. americans have had trouble giving access to covid 19 testing are told bill be able t get free rapid test on it federal website starting next wednesday, but why you could en up leading weeks for those test to actually show up very to shocking video that shows trash the remnants of thousands of packages strewn across train tracks in downtown los angeles as thieves target cargo containers making off with a lo of merchandise including things that people are so desperate fo including covid test freight we begin with the president's terrible horrible no good very bad week. kevin, i'm guessing they are waiting for this one to be overplayed. >> enough is enough for the white house eight in

shannon. >> shannon: thank you. the fbi confessed to killing girlfriend get a potato and a notebook found with his remains. laundrie died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound following -- he had been the subject of a weeklong manhunt at the time his body was found. first up been real news roundup, virginia new attorney general has filed a motion asking the state supreme court to dismiss a lawsuit against governor young can over his executive order over the last minute for schools public schools are doubling down tonight to defy the governor present order for the superintendent and an order saying in accordance with state law up regulation requiring universal masking remains in place until further notice. intentional removal or refusal to wear a face covering during the time base covers are required by all students will be treated as a violation for the federal judge friday blocked president biden's mandate for federal employees and an order to step back from the administration. the texas-based judge citing the recent s

and thanks for joining us today on inside story shannon, let me start with you. we know that the pandemic has transformed the workplace. for many, we know that there are millions of workers out there who have achieved more flexibility by being able to work remotely from home. but i want to ask you about those workers who aren't able to work from home. i'm talking about gig workers, i'm talking about essential workers. how has all this impacted them? well, yes. and then it has really exacerbated a divide between the haves and have nots. you might say there are a lot of people who have gained flexibility from being able to work wherever, whenever. and there are a lot of people out there who have the luxury of working essential workers, good workers, grocery store workers, hospital workers who had to be in person and things at rest. it's been a very flat term for, for a lot of people. get workers in particular, it's interesting, there been huge battles going on across united states and across the world. about kid worker is having protections as employees and it's be

shannon, you have been on top of this.against nina totenberg. well, you did it, and you are absolutely correct. >> this is what we all do. of all of our colleagues here at fox try to run down stories and you try to go to the source. i started to send out my own inquiries about this and got an answer, and i was told unequivocally that it just wasn't true, the chief had not gone around to different justices and asked them to comply, and there had been refusal and the chief stormed off the bench, but i'm glad to see, it's much more important than my reporting and they decided to come out and set the record straight. i think it's clear. npr and they would like to stand by the story and say that they do but, the chief had in some way and some form asked folks to match mike mask up. his statement yesterday could not be more clear and that did not happen, so i'm not sure how you stand by the original reporting. >> emily: and that's what so curious. you did have organizational after organization of standby the reporting and try to

well first, let me say shannon. thanks so much for taking the time to do this q&a with us and really appreciate you doing that. look one thing that was so interesting about doing this project was i kind of wrote it during the pandemic years right one of the big breakthroughs and this isn't really a story in the book. this is kind of a story about a process, you know, one of the big breakthroughs came in 2020 in around the march april time frame when everything was shut down because of covid and one of my sources indicated that the source was willing to provide some documents. what ultimately became hundreds and hundreds of pages of critical source documents? these are secret sort of secret depositions that were filed under seal in court and unavailable to the public but they showed things like wayne lapierre talking for a lot hours under oath about what happened inside the nra all of the north millie hollow. that's wayne lapierre's close assistant and other major figures in this whole nra saga talking for hours and

. >> shannon: welcome to "fox news @ night". i'm shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight, at least one new york city police officer is dead and another fighting for my following a shooting in harlem. americans on high alert as crime soars across big cities in the country. >> it is 2022, when is it going to stop? we've got a deal with the

shannon. >> shannon: thank you very much.ke a little deeper into the crime crisis and get some expert analysis from forme justice department prosecutor jim trustee, jim, welcome back. >> hey, shannon. >> shannon: we've been doing a lot of reporting on crime issue across the country and statistics show, this is just the crime spikes and the first few weeks of 2020 to in new yor city. robbery up almost 24 percent shootings up over 20 to percent and we have a brand-new prosecutor in manhattan who sai essentially they are going to prosecute fewer crimes and lowe sentencing in some things won't even get flagged at all. >> emin, the progressive prosecutor record is just showing up across the country end is that disastrous ways. sometimes and very individualized cases where ther is a high-profile murder or crime other times just by a crime wave in general great murder rate are up, armed robberies our upright a lot of prosecutors were replaced by progressive prosecutors they weren't foolish, they weren't looking to lock everybody up,

on inside story shannon, let me start with you. we know that the pandemic has transformed the workplace. for many, we know that there are millions of workers out there who have achieved more flexibility by being able to work remotely from home. but i want to ask you about those workers who aren't able to work from home. i'm talking about gig workers, i'm talking about essential workers. how has all this impacted them? well, yes, that hand and it has really exacerbated vide between the haves and have nots. you might say there are a lot of people who have gained flexibility from being able to work wherever, whenever i and there are a lot of people out there who have the luxury of working no ha, essential workers, gig workers, groceries for workers and hospital workers who had to be impersonating themselves at rest and it's just, it's been a very flat time for, for a lot of people. and g worker isn't particular it's, it's interesting. there been huge battles going on across united states across the world. and about kid worker is havin

i am shannon bream washington.to you in cleanup mode after they tried to clarify wednesday's comments on a russian incursion into ukraine. critics a round two sounds more like a broken record with multiple ongoing crises and mo

have an awesome day. ♪ ♪ shannon: ♪ shannon: i'm shannon bream.david as fears of a russian invasion of ukraine grow. ♪ >> we engaged in diplomacy and dialogue. at the same time, we are embarked on a path of defense and deterrence. shannon: u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken and russia's foreign minister head back home after high stakes talks in geneva. but with tens of thousands of russian troops gathering near the border of ukraine, the moment is critical as the world's

if she's not the nominee. >> all right, shannon. joining us on the breaking news, shannon, obviously a lot more to learn about the timing of this. there is not a statement by the way, we have not received a formal statement from justice breyer's office yet, have we? >> we have not. i continue to check my email here, but i think a lot of that goes to he's talking and notifying the people closest to him, obviously, the other justices, clerks, former clerks, and the white house eventually and i think once that letter goes out to the white house we'll get that formal statement from the courts, but of course these justices do things on their timeline when they are ready and he is working through that process right now, apparently. >> president biden has said he would nominate a black female justice, shannon. what do you make of that, and who do you think right now the leading candidate would be? i know you mentioned kamala harris there, but who do you think the leading candidate is right now? >> i think also we have to look at federal ju

we will speak to a democratic senator in a moment but we will begin with shannon letty piece and leigh caldwell on capitol hill. shannon, the president of the united states in july of last year, actually -- why don't we remind voters of the imminent alarm he had for the country about the concern of democracy. i would like to play that now. >> i've said it before, we're facing the most significant test of our democracy since the civil war. that's not hyperbole. since the civil war. the confederates back then never breached the capitol as insurrectionists did on september 6th. i'm not saying this to alarm you, i'm saying this because you should be alarmed. >> shannon, when they address it, they address it with urgency. but you and i know how they've spent the last six months and it wasn't on how to try to figure out how to get this voting rights law passed. what is their strategy now and is this just another speech because this is the week of january 6 or they're serious this time? >> reporter: well, we have heard the president echo that similar message several times, but voting rights a

joining me for the hour this friday shannon saccocia, richard saperstein, jon najarian co-founder of market rebellion.com. the dow is good for 123 points to the upside so reversing a decline and it's good for triple digits and the nasdaq is seeing selling pressure yet again the ten-year note yield, boy, we're focused on that right now. you see 178 is where we currently sit. the nasdaq is down seven of eight days so we'll keep our eye certainly there, as well it seems to me, jim lebenthal that the sharp move is the rates. i'll show you the difference in the ten-year between last friday and this friday. we're talking about a significant move from about 151 to just a few moments ago touching 179 is that the biggest story as far as you see it? >> it is, scott, and that's a response to the fed's stance or not is irrelevant. what the market is saying real interest rates are way too negative and for this strong of an economy it should not be negative so interest rates are moving up and you are right to bring up the speed of this increase that's what has hit the markets the hardest and it's

shannon bream has more. hi, shannon. >> hi, neil. great to see you. happy friday. the two mandates, the two arguments, cases are done, they rest in the hands of the justices as we stand by. so about that first one. that is the osha requirement. it's the employer that has 100 or more employees. you got to request -- you got to have a mandate for a vaccine or you can request masking and testing if you're unvaccinated. it was clear all of the liberal justices saw there wasn't even a question of the mandate and not to put a stay on it. here's justin kagan. >> more and more people are dying every day, more and more people are getting sick every day. i don't mean to be dramatic here. i'm stating facts. this is the policy that is most geared to stopping all of this. there's nothing else that will perform that function better than incentivizing people strongly to vaccinate themselves. >> justice kagan said getting people vaccinated is the best way to stop the virus from spreading. justice breyer was incredulous that anybody should argue that the mandate should get stayed.

good evening, shannon. >> shannon: good evening, bret.s on a regular basis in order to take his young talk son for medical treatment all argues they cannot medically wear masks and they asked the court to block tsa's enforcement of the nationwide transportation federal mask mandate. the plaintiffs filed their emergency request with justice gorsuch who referred it to a full vote. without comment and break down the court issued an order saying that emergency stay request had been denied. so, if you are flying, no change in current policy out there for now. bret, masks are still required. >> bret: you know, shannon, there is another mask story at the supreme court grabbing headlines about a dispute apparently over the justices wearing or not wearing masks. what have you been able to find out? >> shannon: so npr published this story, bret, saying that justice sotomayor who has diabetes and regularly been wearing a mask on the bench during arguments expressed that she, quote: did not feel safe in close proximity to people who were unmasked. th

thanks to curtis susan lee fox new @ night will shannon bream is next. and now i don't have a mug. the neck hello and welcome to fox new @ night on shannon brea in washington. >> breaking tonight, was that heavily criticized letter from the national school board association that compared parents it to domestic terrorists actually solicited b educational secretary while fox news it reviewed the key e-mail tonight cardona is reacting to what we found we got the latest. >> president biden back in the white house tonight after makin the case case tuesday for democrats election overhaul bil pushing his party to blow up th filibuster and that warning those opposed including senator joe mansion and kristin cinema. they are on the wrong side of history. >> ask every elected official i america. how do you what to be remembered ? the consequent general moments in history they present the choice. do you want to be on the side o doctor king or george wallace? class at doctors rochelle belinsky and anthony fauci facing a bipartisan grilling on capitol hill tuesday. on issues ranging from black

o'connor, also known as shannon bruga is charged with endangerment to battery. today several of her alleged victims spoke out in court, pleading to keep her locked up. one of the girls, known as jane doe number four tearfully told the judge shannon bruga robbed me of my innocence. she has left me with sickening memories that will haunt me the rest of my life. i feel she has not changed and i would feel scared and unsafe if you let her out on bail. >> here in this case we have a pattern, a criminal pattern where she committed 39 acts of criminal conduct against children, had an opportunity to reflect on her actions and continued to commit those crimes against children. she is a danger to our society, and the only way for our community to be safe is to keep her in custody. >> another alleged victim and three moms also spoke in court today telling the judge they fear for their safety if she is let out of jail. the judge pushed back any decision on this matter on the bail matter until early february. >>> another day of sparse classrooms now in oakland. an overwhelmi

shannon o'donnell is the owner of the mystic theater in downtown petaluma after being closed for a year and a half. the theater just reopened this past fall. shannon says she and her staff are fully vaccinated and boosted and that they have done everything they can to follow the rules and keep the doors open news that sonoma county is once again canceling large gatherings for at least a month. it's devastating. >> it's obviously be on financially straining scary. and we just got to reopen in september. and then i got the news last night and forced to close down for another month. it's not possibly longer fits. it's been a rough >> shannon says the theater employs about 25 people in the attached restaurant bucaneers has 45 employees at this point. she's not sure if they'll have to let anyone go. but it is a possibility. you know, i just got the news last night at about >> and so i've definitely been. talking with the town buyers, my staff and i mean, get right here right now is to go right up something special to us and not all of my staff and to put out on our social media. but it's def

next segment, we're gonna get into this little bit more deeply, shannon pedigrees, shannon bennett, and b roll castle. joe biden has given vladimir putin a clear warning now, the next guest to serve as a chief of staff at the department of defense, says that putin is about to make a huge strategic mistake in ukraine. later, the do-over for the biden administration, the speaker of the house wants a major bill, to get the presidents agenda back on track. former senator al franken and bill crystal whether that's even possible, at the 11th hour, just getting underway on a thursday night. e, at the 11th hour, just getting underway on a thursday night thursday night growing up, bilal was obsessed, obsessed with superman! not because he could fly, but because superman stood up for people. maybe it's because of our family's own immigrant story, or he's just that nerdy. throughout his career in the obama administration and the private sector, bilal has never stopped helping others. we don't need a superhero to solve san francisco's biggest problems like crime and homelessness, just the innovatio

shannon bream has the story live tonight. good evening, shannon. >> shannon: good evening, bret.l, tonight the justice thomas, he was the lone descenter in this decision. the supreme court has turned away former president trump's request to block hundreds of pages of documents that the house committee investigating the events of january 6th has been requesting trying to get their hands on. the former president has argued that the requests were unprecedented encroachment on executive privilege that the records request was overly broad among other things. well the national archives is already set to release a few pages of documents to the committee at 6:00 tonight. so based on this brand new decision just out by the justices, it appears president trump has exhausted his options at trying to keep these documents from getting to the committee. >> bret: where it goes. you also have update and some news regarding that mask gate that you brought to us, a follow-up to what you broke on "special report" last night. >> yeah, we did break that news, bret, with you that the reporting from np

shannon, as always, thanks. we will see you don't.resident biden appears to be changing his tune tonight, telling reporters we can contain covid. , this of course, after months of pledging to defeat the virus as a candidate and then president-elect and president. it comes as today's jobs report showed unemployment falling to 3.9%, but the u.s. economy only adding 199,000 jobs, far short of the expected 400,000. here's white house correspondent jacqui heinrich. >> president biden bucking calls from former members of his own health advisory team to embrace a new normal, living with covid. >> we're going to able to control this. the new normal is not going to be what it is now. it's going to be better. >> but amending his pledge to shut down the virus with a new caveat. >> having covid in the environment here in the world is probably here to stay. but covid as we are dealing with it now, is not here to stay. >> the comments come as coronavirus muddles yet another jobs report, december's making for the weakest of the entire year. 199,000

it's been a rough time. >> shannon says the theater employs about 25 people in the attached restaurant bucaneers has 45 employees at this point. she's not sure if they'll have to let anyone go. but it is a possibility. you know, i just got the news last night at about >> and so i've definitely been. talking with the town buyers, my staff and mean, get right here right now is to go right up something special to us and not all of my staff and to put out on our social media. but it's definitely it's and mistrustful, you know, for everyone that it's missing out on works with out. that? but it's fun. it's not easy. it's scary and stressful and very frustrated. and now the ban on large gatherings last until at least february 11th. >> but for now in sonoma county, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> still ahead on kron, 4 news will smith gets honored for his role in king, richard. but it's one of his classic films did beat to become his favorite personally will tell favorite personally will tell us coming up. chase first banking. favorite personally will tell us coming up. a debit card for kids

good evening, shannon. so who are the frontrunners? >> shannon: confirmation today as peter just reported there, bret, that the president will stick to his vow to nominate the first african-american woman to the supreme court bench. these are the names that we have been tracking dr. jackson sits on stepping stone to the supreme court the very powerful d.c. circuit. she was nominated and confirmed to that court less than a year ago but prior to that, she sat on the federal bench at the district court level since 2013. she has got the resume. went to harvard undergrad and law school and she clerked for justice breyer. she sailed through her last confirmation months ago 53-44 that includes votes from republican senators graham, collins, and murkowski. and just a tid bit, she is related to former house speaker paul ryan by marriage. judge jackson 51. the other frontrunner at this point california state supreme court justice leandra krueger. she has served in that position since 2015. a former obama justice department lawyer. argued 12 case

shannon bream is next. gutfeld and i love you come america. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello, welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. ♪ ♪ breaking tonight, we are awaiting a final vote for the chicago teachers union members over whether they will refuse to report for impersonal classes as union officials say overwhelming 88% of the house of delegates voted earlier tuesday to return to virtual learning. earlier this evening

to shannon bream and jennifer griffin's reporting on this. jennifer griffin putting out, this is a complicated decision and a lot of factors involved. we are getting brand new reaction from senator manchin. he just issued a new statement on the retirement of supreme court justice breyer. wishing him a happy and fulfilling retirement. he did go on to say i take my constitutional advising to the court very seriously. he looks forward to meeting with and evaluating the qualifications of biden's nominee to fill the supreme court vacancy. this leaves us off where this all goes from here. what you hearing, bret? >> i think this is the first good news for democrats in awhile. in other words, something to talk about besides sinking poll numbers and a tension tender box on the ukrainian-russian border. i think will be an expedited process here. senator schumer said he will really push forward with this. but remember, the official announcement hasn't come. and you have senators weighing in on the announcement that has not come from breyer himself. that