tom: john, you're talking alabama football with a british accent. jonathan: one heck of a quarterback. tom: crimson tide is not for dishwashing. jonathan: i know better than that. lisa abramowicz and jonathan ferro for our audience worldwide . news out of pfizer. the omicron variant neutralized by three doses of lab debt -- tests. more to come on bloomberg. ♪ ritika: i am written the -- ritika gupta. three doses of the vaccine can neutralize the omicron variant. pfizer is working on a vaccine designed just for omicron. it is the end of an era in germany. a new chancellor ending angela -- angela merkel's tenure. it may take months to figure out if joe biden and vladimir putin diffused the crisis over ukraine. a video call lasted for about two hours. president biden made it clear that he would not -- apple told supplies to speed up iphones through november to january. apple at a record high amidst optimism over its new products. several changes following for the monday through friday work week. the rest of the goals region changing their schedule. the

tom: john, is it like this in london?athan: i do not see them buying homes the way they do in america. i guess we will do some more research on that. i do not want to play that elon musk piece of sound without talking about how transparent this actually is. this all comes down to ev credits. walk us through how contentious this is becoming. >> it is -- it is almost like the politics of the last generation. the tax incentives have always been something that you use to boost transitions. there is a lot of interest in that. he is trying to throw cold water on the next generation of competitors. that is as old as the republic, but it has turned into a big issue. ultimately, you will see some. people want to be seen on the side of the next technology. lisa: are you saying this is in his interest because he can dampen demand for some of his competitors in the electronic vehicle space? it does not necessarily represent a mainstream view. is that what you are saying? >> for the rest of this interview, i will step out and you can

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tom: thanks so much. jack fitzpatrick with us from washington. this is the time where johns in and says tom, you have no chance here. we are going to go to caroline hyde about what she is focused on this weekend, besides all of the news in london. that is the blackburn rovers are playing birmingham city? caroline: we don't have much else to do. we are all canceling restaurant bookings and not going out to bars so everybody is going to stay home and watch football. i don't support either of those teams, is that ok? tom: well, i don't know. i thought with the hyde heritage and the blackburn rovers, that it would be there. good morning. caroline: long gone. ♪ this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of u

is there a character trade tom, that you think defines john madden.k that is so well , said mike, and this is kin to honesty, right its authenticity. you can't make john madden up. you can't make him into anything other than who he is. he's an american original, and that authenticity just landed and cut through to everyone listening to men to women to children. and john, that heart was a teacher. you wanted people to know. understand and appreciate as much as they could about the game that he lost and that he doesn't apologize for loving that shaped his life and that authenticity with whether it's the telestrator in his hands, whether it's all the innovation he brought to the booth in all those ways might powerful. you know, i'm always curious when you put something like this together, tom, like how many people did you invite? and how many people rsvp'd? maybe someone respectfully declined and didn't want to participate in this because i think that tells a story too, about someone when you're doing a documentary about almost how many people actually w

is there a character trade tom, that you think defines john madden.d mike, and this is kin to honesty, right its authenticity. you can't make john madden up. you can't make him into anything other than who he is. he's an american original, and that authenticity just landed and cut through to everyone listening to men. two women, two children. and john, that heart was a teacher. he wanted people to know. understand and appreciate as much as they could about the game that he lost and that he doesn't apologize for loving that shaped his life and that authenticity with whether it's the telestrator in his hands, whether it's all the innovation he brought to the booth in all those ways might powerful. you know, i'm always curious when you put something like this together, tom, like how many people did you invite? and how many people rsvp'd? maybe someone respectfully declined and didn't want to participate in this because i think that tells a story too, about someone when you're doing a documentary about almost how many people actually wanted to be a part o

tom and john brennan, you can go on and on. rolling some street bread with them. these are reasons why think the timing of the book really works out well. several written in the year or two after the bin laden raid. a lot was still classified at that point. now, not only the 20th anniversary of 9/11, it's also the 10th anniversary of this raid. i think people feel they can talk more freely. i think people are unjustifiably proud of it. when i was able to persuade them when i was serious about the thoughts that i wanted to tell the story in full detail, i think they felt they would not have that. it is interesting. while a couple of books were written in the immediate aftermath, almost all of these, they only devoted a chapter. which was relatively short and did not go into nearly as much detail as i do as to what came down, what their role was. not only the record, but commonwealth, but over four hours, as long as you get a detail in the fourth interview, one of those things is coming back to the cia director under obama, his time as a congressman , his time as ch

so maybe a little bit more powerful because john tom is on his facing claims of safety. mismanagement, have to 6 of his warehouse work is in illinois died during a tornado. busy on that story to the breaking a ah i as in ah, there's things we dare to ask. oh, oh, come back. consumer prices are hitting new highs in the united states with inflation reaching a for decade peak earlier this year. recent media advice for americans to spend spend, spend before the savings de valuable that hasn't gone down very well, especially among already strapped for cash consumers to scale it. more print takes a closer look was price is on almost all goods and services rising. some media have come up with some advice that isn't going down too well. they say copy inflation ravaged argentina and simply blow all your money before it evaporates. so bloomberg offers us to spend more. that's as consumer inflation costs of jumped 6.8 percent the highest and 41 years. no doubt, many have pointed out how disconnected from reality such a solution is. in the weimer republic, the price change so fast. the customers

tom rinaldi on mornings on two. john madden.ight here in the bay area to me as someone who grew up here in absolute legend. and you know, day in and day out. i always try to get better at my job, right? and so when i look at a guy like john madden as a broadcaster, or even as a coach, since i do, coach my own children and youth sports, i try to take something away from him. and when i was reviewing this and the word honest you just came to mind that that that word to me. is there a character trade tom, that you think defines john madden. i think that is so well , said mike, and this is kin to honesty, right its authenticity. you can't make john mad enough. you can't make him into anything other than who he is. he's an american original, and that authenticity just landed and cut through to everyone listening to men to women to children. and john at heart was a teacher. he wanted people to know, understand and appreciate as much as they could about the game that he lost, and then he doesn't apologize for loving that shaped his lif

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will: if there's going to be somebody who can tell the story and say it for john, it is tom r inaldi,10:30 and tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. on fox. tom, great to talk to you thank you for putting it into perspective, having worked with you in the past the stories that we will hear simply will be part of the story, i'm interested in what also didn't make the cut and we'll have to talk more about john's life and what else there's left to tell. tom, thank you. >> happy new year, guys. will: happy new year, take care. >> kayleigh: can't wait to watch all madden, so powerful. turning now to headlines, more than 1,400 children were reportedly evacuated from afghanistan without their parent s. cnn reporting hundreds of those kids remain in government custody without family members to claim them. many were separated from their families amid the chaotic withdraw in august. some children also lost their parents in the august 26 bombing outside kabul's airport. tragic. >> the chicago teacher's union is polling members to gauge support on going back to remote learning as covid cases surge. the question

john the baptist. in oxford's archaeology lab, tom and georges wait for the results of this new test. uild up a comprehensive date map of john the baptist's relics across europe, could this latest test match the individual from bulgaria? >> you can see here is the -- the actual date, that it's between 661 to 770 a.d. >> right. >> so that's much younger than john the baptist. it's not john the baptist. >> so it's not the same finger that we looked at in bulgaria. >> no. it's about -- >> the result isn't surprising to me. there are many bones attributed to john the baptist, and they can't all be. in this particular case, using radiocarbon we've managed to show that the date from this particular bone is about six centuries later than it ought to be. >> we've tested now two relics of john the baptist. we've had one date from the first century. we've had one date from the 7th or 8th century, and we're just starting now to get a feel for what there is out there, so it's very exciting. it gives us a new bit of information, and i'm hopeful that we'll go forward from here, and we'll ask more qu

buccaneers quarterback tom brady saying john called the first super bowl.he was so good to me, our ip to a legendary game, condolence and love to the madden family and former raiders player and congressman burgess owens tweeting the raiders family lost a legends today. honored to have known john madden whose impact and love for the game will never be forgotten. nfl commissioner roger goodell adding nobody loves football more than coach. he was football, an incredible sounding board to me and so many others. there will be another john madden. and we will be forever indebted to him for all he did to make football and the nfl what it is today. john madden was 85 years old. back to you. todd: for so many in the younger generation john madden is a football game. they associate him with the various madden football games that have taken over our videogame lives, but for me he really was the voice of watching those first few giants games in those first few years when i got into sports and started watching these games with my dad and so that voice of john madden and

yeah, this is john jones here. tom of dish does. does this policy in layla was one of those returns as far as she knows she might see her unknown assailants every day. they don't know they're on, maybe they're watching me every day and that is what is hurting me. you know, i just still being hot every day, cry by myself a. lauren and this is not something that you can share with everyone you day with it. the conditions we've seen perhaps explain why the authorities didn't want those true meals. samus a new camp might make a difference. but for now it's clear that the old one has done, you're looking credit ah, a mineral central to the quest for clean energy. a key ingredient for the production of electric car batteries, cobalt extracting it is dangerous, but profitable with global demand set to skyrocket. people empower investigates claims that industrial mines extracting the precious material needed for cleaner energy, or in fact, poisoning the environment. with dire health consequences for those living in their shadow, the cost of

john: tom cunniff is general counsel for the nation's largest lutheran denomination which filed a briefrting the state of maine. >> because religious education is fundamentally different, it is appropriate for the state of maine to say we do not want to be involved in, entangled in religious education. john: in today's oral arguments the ideological differences , between some of the justices was evident. justice stephen breyer, a liberal, warned against government choosing among religions. >> there are 65 religions or more in this country, and they believe a lot of different things. and what's worrying me is that if the school -- if the state must give money to the schools, they're going to get into all kinds of religious disputes. john: but justice samuel alito, a conservative, suggested that maine's restriction on sectarian education could do just that. he posed a hypothetical to maine's lawyer about a religious school teaching nondiscrimination and universal respect. >> these are principles that we think our students should keep in mind, consistent with the religious outlook of our c

i know leon and the admiral and tom donnell and john brennan. i could go on and on. i think i had if you will some street credit with them, but i think two things most of all i, these are reasons i think the timing of the book worked out well. there were several history books written in the year or two after the bin laden raid but a lot of it was classified at that point. it's also the tenth anniversary of the raid and people think that they can talk more freely. second, i think people are justifiably proud of it. i was able to persuade them that i was serious about the book and wanted to tell the story and i think they thought that they were happy to have this on the record. it's interesting because while a couple of books were written as i say in the immediate aftermath of the raid, almost all of these people wrote a memoir, hillary clinton, barack obama, and only devoted a chapter which was relatively short and it didn't cover nearly as much detail as i did and countdown bin laden as to how it came down and what the role was and the back and forth about attention,

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tom: the doctor from johns hopkins with an update on the pandemic. concern of our families, team surveillance, doll listening and watching. lisa abramowicz preparing for an eventful market opening. dow futures -137. caroline hyde in for jonathan ferro. we are thrilled to extend our pandemic discussion today with lauren sauer of the university of nebraska medical center. her heritage in baltimore, maryland noted. thank you for joining us. i am seeing headlines from pfizer and i'm not asking you to translate them for us. one headline is -- when we hear the booster talk, when we hear booster talk, or the kids talk on vaccines, how important is that versus the blunt instrument of getting everybody vaccinated? lauren: when we think about boosters, we have to consider the global population that needs their first and second toast of some of these vaccines. boosters can be important and i think we will see we will start to need boosters regularly as this becomes more of a seasonal virus we deal with. right now the blunt instrument is getting everyone vaccina

john, his life, tom grundy, he's the co founder and editor in chief of the hong kong free press. he joins us from hong kong, tom grundy, good talk to you again. why this particular outlet and why? now? when you mentioned 6, a wrestling to stand news this morning, we've just heard that there are another for current staff being bought in for questioning. the raid is still underway. 30 boxes taken away according to one of my staff on the scene, 200 national security police involves the acting chief editor, patrick lam, immediately resigned. apparently when he was arrested and ronson, cham, his, the assignment deputy editor, and the head of the german association. he's among those who've been apprehended. the questioning stan, news is a not for profit independent outlet that was founded in late 2014 in the wake of the umbrella movement. it has some of the pro democracy slant senate arose, i guess from the ashes of house news which are closed down after its owner was threatened. its stanos is widely read and respected in the city. and just last month, it won a press freedom prize from

for football hall of famer tom flores, he was a mentor and friend. >> john, the last few times i'd seen him, it was pretty obvious he was not doing well. it was sad. john gave me my first job back with the raiders as an assistant coach. >> madden was the face of the raiders for much of the '70s. longtime sports writer ray ratto remembers the coach's fights and fire. >> his fights with davis whether someone i should be a starting quarterback are kind of legendary because madden believes that a guy who wins is a guy you play, and al liked guys with big arms. >> amy trask, former oakland raiders executive and current football analyst for cbssports says she arrived well after madden left the silver and black. she quickly found out the former coach was more than just a football guy. >> we would be at these charity dinners or community functions or social events, and he would just come out with these wickedly funny lines that left me giggling always at times it was not appropriate for me to be giggling. >> reporter: his quirks were also legendary from his refusal to fly to his catch phrases a

the one thing i want to make sure i mention, john passed away rather suddenly at 85, but on sunday fox did an incredible documentary. my friend tom about his impact 48 hours before he left us. and we should all hope to live a life like john's, some day we get to sit and listen to the impact we made on their lives. he had that chance on sunday. >> he lived and worked with such joy. mike tirico, so glad you could come and join us. you carry on that great tradition and legacy every time you step behind a mic. >> oh, please. >> great to see you. >> thank you, sir. happy new year. >> a year in pictures is next on "morning joe." why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because my sleep number 360 smart bed is temperature balancing so i stay cool. and senses my movement and effortlessly adjusts to help keep me comfortable. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now. only from sleep number. hi susan! honey? yeah? i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad... try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love... plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? now get powerful relief with robit

tom: i would suggest if we had john taylor of stanford university on, he would say we are to accommodative. i am sure we hear that from professor taylor. but i think in the new math of this fiscal reality, nobody has a clue where we switch from accommodative to restrictive. lisa: even me, by the way. he keeps saying that i know everything. jonathan: you agree on something. lisa: we agree. tom: can i point out, brent schutte just crushed it. i just shut up. i am starting my taxes this morning. i just want to point out that the score today is lisa 2, jon 1. jonathan: how did i get one? i thought it was negative five, using my leg what against me. tom: going down in flames. jonathan: what this segment. tom: jon, you nailed that. jonathan: up 22 on the s&p. up 0.5 percent. heard on radio, seen on tv, this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. apple has a problem it was not expect and with the iphone 13. apple has told suppliers that demand has weakened for its newest phone. five months ago, president biden declared the u.s. emerging from the coronavirus. now the v

for football hall of famer tom flores, he was a mentor and friend. >> john hasn't looked well the last times i have seen him so it was pretty obvious he was not doing well. it's sad. john gave me my first job back with the raiders as an assistant coach. >> reporter: madden was the face of the raiders for much of the '70s. longtime sports writer who covered madden's final years as a coach remembers the coach's passion and fire. >> his fights with -- with al davis over, you know, whether ken should be the starting quarterback are kind of legendary because madden believed that a guy who wins is -- is the guy you play and al liked guys with big arms. >> reporter: amy trask, former oakland raiders executive and current football analyst for cbs sports says she arrived well after madden left the silver and black. she quickly found out the former coach was more than just the football guy. >> we would be at these charity dinners or community functions or social events, and he would just come out with these wickedly funny lines that left me giggling always at times it was not appropriate for me

but john, the column forrest organization based and tom and none as a herbal health work. ah, she formed self help groups that would encourage women to set up herb gardens so and produce close to 40 herbal remedies, cosmetics, and organic foods. helping these women on a living land for the 1st time out of our forage sustainably from nearby forest and kitchen gardens. dried and hen processed and sold at la manella goss is starting at 40 rupees to nearby villages and organic and submissions. i the old man and i, and i want to go on the internet here. if you see in our village, for instance, the most common problems are in back pain and ne pantheon and for that for use locally sourced herbs. to make an oil that easy, the pain thought i, we have paved away for the natives to use it easy. only me and when a longer marianna, our by the and i'm with the remote village of not do coupon is one of the most precious advantage regions in the district earlier, government worked as cheap liberators for as this and franchised housewives to the self help group. they have gained a certain

tom: not funny. we welcome all of you worldwide as we all adjusted to a new round of pandemic. johns hopkins university yesterday, christopher breyer, the great epidemiologist, truly an expert on thailand, made very clear what part of this is omicron and what part of this is the seasonal effect of the virus. lisa and carolyn with me. jonathan ferro off somewhere on sabbatical. emily joins us from bloomberg government. we should be talking about blowback better in the failure, but i think we have to go to the pandemic right now. how in lockstep is the biden administration with capitol hill and with the institutions we are trying to trust, cdc, and the rest of them. how tight is everybody coordinated? lisa: it is a little difficult to say that just because congress is so diverse. you have the messages from democrats saying everyone needs to get vaccinated and get their booster and continue to take precautions. republican voices saying mostly they are pro-vaccine but they don't think there should be any mandates. you saw that recently with the senate attempt on mostly senate republicans

now they understand, oh, mad in john, mad in all, that's the connection, you know, and they have a new release with tom brady on the cover along with patrick moms. and even with the video game, there was even a curse attached to it, you know. and so forth, but just a back pedal few individuals meant as much to the sport as john madden did. he will never be forgotten. that's for sure, chris, thank you so much. i chris harrington from d. w. sports thinking you are watching d w. those just reminder the top story we're following for you today. hong kong, independent news outlet stand, news says it's closing. after his offices were rated and assets pros, police arrested 7 people and confiscated evidence is the latest blow to press freedom in phone call. watching p w. news business is next with rob watson. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching with for his dad. is paula news. first go to quit of and now i'm sure that it was on indiana. so soon a dying massaging police window the.

tom. we'll talk to next time. i'm john.want to get back into the fact like you said, it is raining up that way and he's up pretty high for it to still be in that type situation. yeah. i thought i thought it was going to maybe be once it was higher up snow snow now. still makes pretty high up in elevation. and that's why we're not releasing those accumulations kicking into gear and tell a little bit later on in this system. >> just a warm start to it now a little bit higher than 8 times at donner summit is still snowfall up there. and it's that rain, snow mix, especially as you're crossing back and forth on routes that have been thawed and then re frozen where you do get those especially slick conditions. i think a lot of you have heeded the advice to get up there soon as you can because that traffic moving eastbound on 80 has been pretty nonstop. this is the busiest i've seen it all week right here. >> which a lot of people have the chance to leave earlier because today is by no means your ideal. but tonight is when things

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tom: everybody has their own anecdotes. we were talking about jetblue earlier. john and lisa was already talking about jetblue. jonathan: as they start on that core door -- on that, it is like they are ryanair of american airlines. i think it exists to a certain degree. it has been absolutely fantastic. tom: there was a great interest in united airlines. we are united in the value. he was truly in the trenches and this pandemic. the lift in the market, two days in a row -- it is one single news article that says omicron tilts towards being a cold. what say you about the present research on omicron? >> it would be great if it tilted towards being a cold, but i do not include can say that with certainty. -- i do not think we can say that with certainty. there are not as many people needing icu beds or needing oxygen. a lot of people are getting picked up in the hospital for other reasons. we need more data to say that with certainty, and we need to see what happens when we extrapolate south africa's experience with other countries like the u.s. this will be a good thin

. >> john: arkansas republican senator tom cotton sending a letter to merrick garland asking why the department is being silent on the waukesha christmas parade attempt while actively pursuing parents who speak out against school board policies. good to see you in the studio. welcome back! >> good to be here. >> john: let me bleed a little bit from the letter to the attorney general. "the defendant in this case, brooks jr., spent two decades committing crimes including violent and felonies and has shared anti-semitic posts and post against white people. "the department of justice is actively investigating. to speak out at school board meetings and when it comes to the sky, who many described as a terrorist, there silent. >> and this goes to the heart of the problem with the hate crime laws in the first place. any type of violent crimes a hate crime. it all depends on someone's intent on what they were thinking what they said. all of that has to be interpreted by prosecutors. when you have a case like this, and a perfect example is the rhetoric you have a person who clearly is a deepl

reporter: the tributes for the late john madden keep coming in. as broadcaster, he called tomer bowl win. to date, rady recalled his time at madden. >> a lot of production meetings with him. we shot commercials together. i have a lot of respect for him. what he meant as a head coach, as an analyst. an amazing football l was a great man, with great life. reporter: the pro football hall of fame announced their finalists this afternoon. former 49 willis and young have made that list again. the inductees have will be announced the thursday before the super bowl. that is when air right here on abc 7. my new favorite thing ever, dumping things on college football coaches. frosted flakes, french fries for the potato bull winner. last night, dabo swinney got a cheese at shower. we have a new undisputed champion. release the mayo? for winning the duk duk duk dukk -- mayo bowl. he handed them towels afterwards as if that's going to help anything. when i look at you guys, i think of winners. so i brought some mayo. which of you -- >> dan: ladies first. ama: you're always so polite. dan:

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tom: he sold the movie rights from capri. lisa: who plays john? jonathan: i am playing myself.sylvester stallone in rocky. he wanted to play himself. the tale of a hero. it was in philadelphia. equities up by 1%. i am going. this is bloomberg. ritika: at the u.s. supreme court today, it is the most consequential abortion case in a generation. justices will listen to arguments on mississippi's ban on abortion after 15 weeks and the landmark roe v. wade ruling. a decision upholding the law would give states the okada curve access to abortion. cases of the omicron variant are popping up. meanwhile, president biden is expected to announce new pre-boarding testing requirements for all travelers in the u.s.. japanese airlines have halted new inbound bookings for this month. in turkey the central bank is struggling to shore up the lira. it is the bank's first intervention in the foreign exchange market in years. it has been in freefall since erdogan renewed his commitment to lower interest rates. exxon is promising to lower greenhouse gas emissions 20% by 2030. it is the most ambitiou

johns hopkins health center. from new york city, good morning. lisa abramowicz, tom jonathan ferro on this fed decision day. a two-day losing streak. it could become three. we are down four points on the s&p. 1.4428 on 10's. tom: if you are fancy, you stay in the over roy and said he went to india, it is a fancy six-star hotel. bhakti hansoti does something different. i will not pronounce names because i will kill it, but we are thrilled to have you here. what does the real india look like in this pandemic? dr. hansoti: the real india looks like rural america. fear, unvaccinated individuals, patients coming to the hospital scared. there is a fear -- they are getting prepared to be able to fight the new variant. tom: you get a cup of coffee with the leadership at pfizer, moderna, you sit down and say, here is the reality of helping the rich, poor, unvaccinated. how do you get the unvaccinated vaccinated? dr. hansoti: improving supply chain, providing vaccines, ensuring the vaccines reach the last village is really key, that includes partnerships with governments. in o

sportscasters jim gray and tom ranalli here to reflect on the life and legacy of nfl legend john madden former new york yankee mariano rivera joining us with the latest efforts, a big show ahead, don't go anywhere. more "fox and friends" coming up. tough. finding understanding doesn't have to be. we can create a kinder, more inclusive world for the millions of people on the autism spectrum. go to autismspeaks.org. . . starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now there's release from golo. it naturally helps reverse insulin resistance, stops sugar cravings, and releases stubborn fat all while controlling stress and emotional eating. at last, a diet pill that actually works. go to golo.com to get yours. ♪ >> ben: new jersey governor phil murphy taking heat for heading to costa rica for 8 day family vacation. >> making the trip despite the omicron outbreak we consider visiting the central american country. here to react is fox news contributor sean duffy. at this point why are we still surprised when these democrat leaders and by and large mostly if no

tom: with great respect to the true expert of this, stephen hankey of johns hopkins, we are not yet toxtreme, the first and second derivatives that are out of control. but nevertheless, this is something to watch into the weekend. coming up, we begin two important interviews on the stock market. christopher grisanti later. next, anna han of wells fargo. good morning. ♪ mom, hurry! our show's gonna start soon! i promised i wouldn't miss the show and mommy always keeps her promises. oh, no! seriously? hmm! it's not the same if she's not here. oh. -what the. oh my goodness! i don't suppose you can sing, can you? ♪ the snow's comin' down ♪ -mommy? ♪ i'm watching it fall ♪ watch the full story at www.xfinity.com/sing2 ♪ tom: "bloomberg surveillance." mr. ferro on sabbatical. thrilled caroline hyde is with us. let's get to some data. caroline: let's get to that risk off tone to end this week. ups and downs directed primarily by central bank policy and the fears of omicron. we see s&p 500 futures down once again. we are off by zero point 5%. we have seen significant moves in big tech. we are

now they understand, oh, mad in john mat in all, that's the connection, you know, and they have a new release with tom brady on the cover along with patrick mounds. and even with the video game, there was even a curse attached to it, you know, and so forth. but just to back pedal, few individuals meant as much to the sport as john madden did. he will never be forgotten. that's for sure, chris, thank you so much. i chris harrington from d. w sports. i can you're watching dw news from berlin businesses next with rob watts. i'm terry martin. thanks. bring with stories that most people of the world over information. they provide the opinions, they want to express d, w on facebook and twitter, up to date and in touch. follow us. how long does a minute last? aah! or an eternity? time it can be measured precisely, and yet each person experiences it differently as if there are different forms of type type of phenomenon. a dimension and illusion. about time starts december 31st on d, w ah, the big switch off begins, germany is set to shut down 3 of its nuclear power plants by the end of this year. it aims for

tom. my makes a lot of them. don't to look back, daniel. good. i've begun opponent demonica chloe away. but one plan mo lola will and pack up all i need. john fiano, let me help you. let me get you up with a lender. yea, lee, to do a little logan. let me down. when was he? no. when you see me. hi. there. when the i was you what i'm one the think i'm on a 9. hello. who can do that? no of on by hello larry, man, i was involved with the quote on his new. so it's quite sense if, if in indonesia so you know, when we asked people also we should be really carefully on how to program our language. when we asking questions, it's not saying at all, we are looking for the illegal illegal piecing here. although the theater up will like police, they will do what they will, they want the stopping us. i know people has been killed because this is a voice that so i'm new at my home phone when my dad paul can go up in clamp. i am putting him in slow make wouldn't buy me line. i law. hey joe bellanca, villa gonzalgo again with my so i got back to see at my on i thought when you come with me one moment and i don't have a weight and height that one on the whol

tom price, the former hhs secretary of the united states. mean while, we go to john tester from the beautiful state of montana. he's been leading a charge with senator joe manchin opposing president biden's vaccine mandate push right now for the private sector. senator, very good to have you. thanks for joining me. >> thank you, neil. >> neil: your concern with the private sector push comes amid courts now sort of questioning how far the president can go, demanding if even federal contractors. where do you and how do you distinguish? >> i've been vaccinated, my family has been vaccinated and my staff has been vaccinated. i believe that people need to get vaccinated as the previous two folks have talked about. in the end, i heard a lot from my businesses in the state of montana. they say they're in a heck of a bind. so i think they should have some relief. the other side, there's other like the healthcare folks that need to get vaccinated. i'm not opposed to that. it's the right thing to do. it's common sense, neil. >> neil: where are we going with this, senator? it's

john? >> elizabeth cohen, grateful for the important reporting and insights. let's put tom sews to the director of the centers of infectious it is and policy in minnesota. doctor, i want to put up the map of cases across the united states, deep red, rhode island, cases are up 103% and the seven-day net average change is what it shows. if you're red or orange that means you're going up, and that's most of the country right now to. that point, dr. fauci says you should get boosted. the official government policy is fully vaccinated is two shots. listen to dr. fauci explain this is not a big deal. >> well, it's almost a semantic thing. we know what optimal is. optimal is getting a boost, so instead of worrying about what the definition of fully versus not fully, is i'm telling people if you want to be optimally protected and you're vaccinated, get boosted. >> is it semantics or bad government policy? if optimal is best and best is a booster, three shots, why is the government policy still two? >> well, i think you're going to see that change over time. we now have a much bette

tom brady's behavior that earned him a warning from the nfl. today is wednesday, december 29th. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. we'll get to the giants of politics and sports, john madden and harry reid. but we begin with the fight against the omicron variant. >> it's spreading so quickly, we're seeing the highest level of cases since the start of the pandemic. and hospitalizations are surging up 25% in california in one week. >> the virus is one factor about the travel nightmare playing across the country. virus-related staffing shrtages, along with bad weather, forced airlines to cancel more than 1,000 u.s. flights once again on tuesday. >> new data is off on the testing for omicron. em nguyen begins our coverage. >> reporter: we are learning more about the omicron variant, including how early data suggests that the covid antigen test may have reduced sensitivity to the new strain. it still does detect it. this is when new york students go back to schools, as long as they test negative. the cdc is cutting down the estimated covid-19 infections to about 59%. meaning, the new variant only just now became the dominant strain. it dropped from the previously estima

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