joining us tonight congressman jeff van drew retired mip inspector paul morrow ceo tom smith and former ice director ron vitiello, also fox news medical contributor doctor jenness, wall street journal ipo cory in the hills joe concha americans, the 2022 report card house republicans look to ramp up probes in the administration when they take control of the house next week. meanwhile critics slamming southwest airlines for the holiday week travel disaster claiming the company prioritize investors over much-needed infrastructure improvements and dramatic new video captures the chaos at our southern border is suspected smuggler reckless driving to invade law enforcement. i am james freeman with elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. james: we begin with a look at your money in stocks finishing the work, the worst year on wall street since the financial crisis since 2008. president biden set to return to the white house after vacation in the u.s. virgin islands already expected to face the prospect of a multiple investigation, incoming gop lighthouse with subpoena powe

this is the british confectioner tom smith the man who changed the world. sports are indeed susceptible to certain dermatological problems such as as dermatophytosis is a fungal skin disease, viral dermatological clinical manifestations in the form of a-a herpes, as athletes are in constant contact. plus, this is physical activity, increased sweat production, that is, uh, the risk of infection is much higher than that of an ordinary other person visiting the gym, then the wrestlers come into contact very often with the floor surface, which contains a large number of different microorganisms, the slightest microtrauma , a microcrack that is not visible, even unarmed the eye can be the gate of the entrance infection and the development of some inflammatory processes. skin, as wrestlers have a certain tracksuit, where more of the skin surface is open, then of course they are more susceptible than other athletes to these skin manifestations, of course, after each contact after each training session - this is a shower from the circus of clothing , that is, no ne

will they clap us thought once upon a time, the inventor tom smith changed the whole creation of a crackerwe learn from our regular heading, and we keep twisting it and twisting it. i am now about the globe of belarus along with our travel guide. let's go to the estate, chabskys. yes, snow is spinning, flying, flying, and for someone to clean it all up, how the road services work, our correspondent alisa boyarske found out after 18:00. and after 19 what is already possible what eating behavior should be in the evening we will learn from our regular heading about a healthy lifestyle, we will also get in touch with our grozny. e region. it is already traditional on tuesdays at the second hour and at the third special guests in connection with the upcoming championship of belarus in figure skating. there we are waiting for such an ethereal body pie with a variety of fillings. um, well, in malaysia they also bake pies, but they are so amazing. we bet you have never seen these, the whole world is discussing them in social networks. yes, this is a real kaleidoscope and not a pie, look. uh, right

i meeting rupert stewart smith's colleague, tom let sam together, they found it the sustainable law program, which works with research is around the world. the mission is to enable the low to catalyzed systems change. and war has traditionally very much been a local field and with huge challenges like climate change. that's not gonna cut it . we need to think globally, many of the harms that are caused by climate change. come from countries that traditionally have been more well see where it at currently are more well and so the burden in terms of climate change has been disproportionately borne by people who are more vulnerable and who do not have the means to protect themselves. so if lou you wins this would be a really big deal. that would be an enormous deal that would be, you know, that would be a sea change, a judgment that would hold companies to account would be an enormously important developments in a way that we think about the economics of climate change for these companies. the law is already proving to be a powerful so for some vulnerable communities. at that time in 2022, the

david need a name like tom smith. those are tough telling me first thing in the morning. yeah. nice job there. alright we do have a lot of cloud cover over. some fog is out there some of its right down on the deck and then you'll clear it and you're good to go. but there are some pockets about a quarter of a mile or less plenty of low clouds high clouds, which will lead to some light rain this evening. i went about marin county, san pablo bay north, so there are others who will say something else. but i'm going with light rain napa airports down to a mile fairfield a mile and 3/8. not far from that, though it's about zero just so you know, vacaville mile and three quarters and concords now down to two, nevado, three, so there's some areas and that east breeze right there. vacaville travis and napa brings that valley fog right back across the strait. so some of that will sneak back in some areas over san pablo. but forties on the temps except one a creek at 39, livermore and brent water 40. but because of the cloud cover running much warmer, including the santa cruz mounta

smith. everett, barbara jordan, john dingell. tom, and so many more, and they shaped the nation's destiny and shared my optimism about our country and the future even in the darkest days, i know that optimism is not misplaced looking ahead. it's hard for me to imagine to i've had the great honor and extraordinary privilege to follow in their footsteps. i hope that my time here has had purpose and meaning. i know i've done my best to contribute and to help build a more perfect union. i'll miss you, my colleagues, and i will miss the tremendous staff in congress who are unknown by the public, but behind the scenes, they keep everything running smoothly. i'll especially miss the hard-working, dedicated and fearless men and women of the united states capitol police for the job they do to keep us safe. when trouble rears its head, they stand up. we must all remain thankful for the job they do on our behalf. mr. president, as i conclude, i want to thank my wife and my family again, as well as my colleagues and my staff. also want to thank

smith's wife. it was a moment that shocked millions around the world. so can he make a comeback? the bbc�*s tomensive promoting emancipation — an historical drama which tells of an escaped slave in 1860s america, who, after a terrifying ordeal, gained freedom. after being in industry purgatory for the last few months, smith is most definitely back in the spotlight. reporters asked him how he felt. so far, so good! will smith was for years one of hollywood's most bankable stars. the big question is, will his fans come out to see his new film? many were perplexed and disappointed by his oscars night slap. will they be staying away as emancipation opens up in cinemas? what he did to chris rock for no reason was crazy. he's a good actor, and he a legend, but after what he did...mm—mm! the academy has banned smith from attending the oscars for ten years, but his new film could conceivably still bring him an acting nomination. critics have been praising his performance. it's quite a unique set of circumstances in oscar history that will smith is facing here. in a hypothetical situation where he staye

at the university of glascow adam smith encounters luminaries like francis hutchinson and tom is allison -- thomas allison. i better get these names right. university of glascow is one of the beating heart of the scottish enlightenment, which is an intellectual and cultural period. host: explained to readers that very little is known about adam smith. there is -- and it is on the cover of book -- the book, this profile portrait of him, the adam smith ties that people where -- wear. what is the picture come from? guest: most portraits are modeled after the james tessie portion -- a portrait. smith only set for one portrait in his life. the other sketches we have are from the artist edging it, -- etching it. the engraver john k who made one or two scratchings of adam smith, but in terms of sitting for a formal portrait he only set for one. as you were alluding to, smith's life was pretty boring. what i mean by that is not so much that he was a mundane person and more that he was intensely private. you do not have much correspondence from him. some of his best friends hinted at or tacitly c

. >> look at this guy ark tom cruise highest ark of the year 100 million dollars for "top gun: maverick" on top of base pay 13 million, other arcs will smith pitt. >>. >> football in maverick, volleyball. >> -- a comment. >> i am stuck on first one, my favorite, the football scene maverick "top gun". >> both tom cruise looks exactly the same and 35 years part. like watching all over again except he is 60 years old we grew up on same water essex county, i have aged precipitously, look like 12 to 107 tom cruise beautiful. >> there is a lot you can do in hollywood if you want to look younger just saying, 1.7 trillion-dollar omnibus bill is now in white house's possession has cbo signed by tomorrow now en route to st. croix where president biden will sign it during very nice vacation, next guess on latest spending spree sxhenting op-ed december no time to ignore congress legislators could push through a boatload of unthinkable deals joining me columnist, thank you for being here, you say both sides of the aisle to be clear put a lot of pet projects into 1.7 trillion-dollar bill. >> yes, lame-duck at this period is dangerous period for people w

tom foley representing the state of washington, taking care of hanford. that was jim wright representing the state of texas, taking care of deaf smith county, texas, and senator reid being a frhman. man: the "yea"s are 61, the "nay"s are 2 and the conference port is agreed to. reid: i think it's important to recognize that nuclear waste is not a partisan issue. chisholm: republicans, democrats, ranchers, miners, urban people, outdoor people--everybody knew that this was... reid: the screw nevada bill. woman: the screw nevada bill. man: the screw neva bill. anderson: it wasn't chosen on the merits. it was chosen for pure political reasons. man: who has only 2 senators, no political clout whatsoever, and who lives in a place that is perceived at least to be nothing but desert and wasteland? d they said, "a-ha! nevada." man: we in nevada will not stand for it. [applause] man: a coalition of elected officials, environmentalists, and businessmen is waging a guerrilla war to kill a project they believe has been shoved down their throats. reid: the repulsive and mendacious political backstabbing represented by the deal cut against the people of nevada should bring a

tom; that, rather than against it. tony smith, that, rather than against it. business editor simonjack reports. 'tis the season to be jolly — but that's no easy task this winter, when the cost of living is hearing down on this lambeth nursery staff and parents. the owner has given his staff a big pay rise, because they needed it and he needed them. i increased the wages twice this year. i increased it by approximately i6%. i felt i had to do that because the staff were feeling the pressures, they were telling us about it. and the sector, there's a depleted workforce, so we have a supply—and—demand issue, which means our competitors are putting up prices as well. but the staff say as soon as that welcome extra money comes in, it seems to go straight back out again. our essential bills have gone up, and theyjust keep going up, so that's the reason why we are getting pay rises, because the cost of living has gone up. so i wouldn't say it's that we're having that much more money, it's just the fact to cover our bills and things like that. across the economy, the r

smith. in this case, several hundred people outside the court this morning. she runs 303 creative. it's a online graphic design firm refusing to create ones tomsites for same sex couples saying it goes and her reading of marriage between a man and a woman. here she was this morning. >> my decision on what i create is custom. always based on the message, never about the person requesting the message. there are some messages that i create no matter who requests them. >> okay, martha. the colorado anti-discrimination against for bids business owners from refusing public services based on race, disability and sexual orientation among other protected classes. officials make it clear if you offer a product in colorado, even an artistic service, it must be offered to all. >> you can't define your service so you exclude and entire category of people. that's what is at issue here. if there were to be a loop hole of the kind discussed, people with disabilities, arms, jews, muslims, others could find themselves without access to the marketplace. that's what this case is about. >> the nine justices listened to arguments for 2 1/2 hours getting to the cor

smith was the second most searched person. he went viral after slapping chris rock at the oscars. >> good morning, aviators. >> reporter: tom cruz's maverick landed in google's number three spot for most searched movies. >> jane? >> reporter: thor, love and thunder was second. the animated film encanto on top. covid queries are still coming, including pcr tests near me. but a lot of people are thinking about fuel costs. >> this year, gas prices near me made the very top of the near me list. those gas prices skyrocketed this year. >> reporter: americans were also looking for ways to lend a hand. the phrase "how to help" hit an all-time high in 2022. elise preston, cbs news, new york. >>> and that's the overnight news for this friday. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm catherine herridge. . i'm dan lima e hoe panel investigating the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol plans to release its final report the week of december 19th. the committee will likely make criminal referrals related to the capitol attack. former president trump was subpoenaed by the panel but has not cooperated. >>> the house voted to repeal the u.s. mili

tom shillue. we'll check in again before christmas. religious rights versus gay rights. our guest is the colorado website designer that's challenging her state's anti-discrimination at the highest court in the land. lor lor lorie smithhere yesterday and she is here today coming up after this. it's your powerful va home loan benefit. it lets you borrow up to a full 100% of your home's value, not just 80%. with home values near record highs, that could mean a lot more cash than you imagined. and at newday, there are no upfront costs to get the cash you need. >> tech: when you get a chip in your windshield... trust safelite. this couple was headed to the farmers market... when they got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? >> tech: that's service the way you need it. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. >> dana: inflation putting a strain on american farmers driving up the cost of seasonal labor, weed killer and ferti

sam rayburn, margaret chase smith, everett dirksen, barbara jordan, john dingell, tom coburn, barbara mikulski, john lewis and so many more. they served here with dignity and honor, and they shaped the course of a nation's destiny. they shared my optimism about our country and our future, even in the darkest days, i know that optimism is not misplaced looking ahead. it's hard for me to imagine that i've had the great honor and extraordinary privilege to follow in their footsteps. i hope that my time here has had purpose and meaning. i know i've done my best to contribute and to help build a more perfect union. i'll miss you, my colleagues, and i will miss the tremendous staff in congress who are unknown by the public, but behind the scenes they keep everything running smoothly. i'll especially miss the hardworking, dedicated and fearless men and women of the united states capitol police, for the job they do to keep us safe. when trouble rears its head, they stand up. we must all remain thankful for the job they do on our behalf. mr. president, as i conclude, i want to thank my wife an

smith's wife. it was a moment that shocked millions around the world. so can he make a comeback? the bbc�*s tomlast few months, smith is most definitely back in the spotlight. reporters asked him how he felt. so far, so good! will smith was for years one of hollywood's most bankable stars. the big question is, will his fans come out to see his new film? many were perplexed and disappointed by his 0scars night slap. will they be staying away as emancipation opens up in cinemas? what he did to chris rock for no reason was crazy. he's a good actor, and he a legend, but after what he did...mm—mm! the academy has banned smith from attending the oscars for ten years, but his new film could conceivably still bring him an acting nomination. critics have been praising his performance. it's quite a unique set of circumstances in oscar history that will smith is facing here. in a hypothetical situation where he stayed in his seat after chris rock made a joke about his wife, i think that will smith would have a real shot at getting nominated for an oscar here. in light of everything that's happened, it's a