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suzanne scott said this quote, we will not let this deliberate and brazen act of cowardice tee ture us of installing a new tree, with the message there can be peace, light and joy even during a dark moment like this. you can see behind me the workmen are doing just that. i'm told the new tree will be up and lit at a special ceremony tomorrow. there will be carolers and hot chocolate truck. they invited the firefighters that put out the fire last night. this is not the only incident like this. a tree in jack london square in oakland, downtown oakland, was set on fire. a tree in public park in chicago has been set on fire three times. we look forward to a new tree, a new ceremony tomorrow night. neil: do as myself. i'm amazed number of people commenting, whether you like fox or not, that is a bridge too far. they're right, no matter where you stan politically. meantime following increasing acts of violence or crime period, around the country, but the mayor of chicago had entirely different take on it. take a look. >> resellers downtown and michigan avenue, i'm telling you i'm disappointi

idea that every boost is going to make your immune response stronger and better does not really hold turevaccines. that is why we have a set number of vaccines and while we try to leave sometime in between vaccinations to make sure your immune system recovers and gets back to baseline. i've seen no data on efficacy of a fourth dose of vaccine. again, i'd be cautious that it may be useful but we do not have any data supporting that. so, right now third boose, a thi rd dose as a booster is the way to go. the data supports that. until we see something different, i'm not sure if a fourth dose is something we should be thinking about broadly. tom: dr. pekosz, always such a valuable and important insights thank you have a great holiday or just to notice, the johns hopkins school of public health is supported by michael bloomberg, the founder of bloomberg lp. ok, let's get the first word news. angel: the u.s. says moscow needs to de-escalate tensions on the u.k. board. it comes as kiev says russian troops are continuing to build up. the comments follow president vladimir putin's annual press con