. >> minus j mid, mts full deployment, layer one. >> in space, really the only thing that will heat you up is the electronics that you've got, and the really bright source which is the sun. that's the purpose of the sun shield. the sun shield keeps the telescope from getting all that sunlight so to stays cold. >> nice and slow, guys. nice and slow. >> it was particularly challenging the fact that we have to fold it up and deploy it once we get on orbit. >> stop. >> hold that. >> what happened? >> just lost a cable. >> talked to john about that? >> yeah. i'm going to get him. we'll come back and look at layer five. >> yeah. let's do this. brian, are you ready? >> ready. >> are you ready? >> we don't have the -- >> layer one's about 212 degrees fahrenheit. and layer five on the cold side's running about minus 400 degrees fahrenheit. so it's approximately a million spf. >> i'll tell you what, you've got one, you're not going to come close. >> if you look at just about -- >> that's what i need somebody to explain, how that's going to be okay on flight. i've always set my sights on big goals

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i'm still hopeful that individuals get three immunizations, through mrna immunizations or two j&j will be protected against the omicron variant but because of its escape potential, this could be a problem for people who are infected and recovered and not vaccinated on top of that because they will be partially vaccinated and get reinfection. i can see a scenario where we have both variants in the country where unvaccinated individuals are highly susceptible and those infected and recovered could get reinfected with omicron. that's one possible situation. >> we keep hearing a push to get a booster from president biden and the cdc. the messaging on boosters has become much more urgent, the cdc updating its guidance saying all adults should get its booster, not just may get a booster. pfizer will seek authorization for younger patients, teens ages 16 and 17 and yet we still don't know, right, how effective the current vaccines are against this new omicron variant, so explain to people why get boosted right now. >> so, you know, since, you know, we've been talking since january at least an

never stood there when republicans were saying they wanted another nominee other than president donald j. trump. jen psaki, next time she goes to the podium, shall be going there with more than 60% of democrats saying maybe we should look into someone else as our nominee for president. wow, what a state of affairs for joe biden. >> sean: and donald trump would say no, you're going to pay your fair share, we're not going to sign trade deals anymore in europe ended up doing anything president trump wanted and made better deals for the american people. thank you. tonight we turn to the race in virginia. polls show it is extremely tight, but according to our sources, late deciders now are breaking and masco republican glenn youngkin. terry mcauliffe is in panic mode, turning to the oldest trick in the democratic playbook, we talk about this every two years, four years, republicans are racist and sexist and misogynist and homophobic and xenophobic. anyway, late last week, vile stunt, several individuals reportedly democratic staffers dressed up as tiki torch-carrying white supremacists pretend

and j. get booster. that's because i want more ump. i want more immune protection. for those who have had covid. they don't necessarily need the booster because they have some immune protection from that right now, laboratories across the country at major medical centers are using something called a pseudo virus, steve. they are putting the spike protein from omicron on it and testing to see how well the vaccine works. that's very exciting and they will have the results back in days. but it will work to some extent. boosting it will make it more. what i disagree with the president on is we don't need to be told we're going to need a booster from now on infinitum there may be another generation of vax seens coming in a year or so that you can inhale or take orally and that works against all covid. we are heading if a really exciting direction here with science. we don't know how often we are going to need a vaccine. we need to tell people to take the booster now. not talk about a year from no

j justice kavanaugh today raised questions about the law. specifically, asking whether this type of anti-abortion law could with used to infringe on other rights and we got to hear him say it. here he is. >> the amicus brief. the firearms policy coalition says, quote, this will easily become the model for suppression of other constitutional rights with second amendment rights being the most likely targets, end quote. and it could be free speech rights. it could be free exercise of religion rights. it could be second amendment rights if this position is accepted here. >> and justice coney barrett pushing back on federal conservative justices. arguing that state courts could take the lead on litigating the abortion ban. outfront now, laurence tribe, constitutional professor of law at harvard law school. professor tribe, i appreciate your time. so, nearly three hours of oral arguments and two different challenges to the law. but you know, i -- i -- who knows where they will come out on this. but these issues that they are raising, certainly, ar

a novice republican candidate jimmy weinstein hosted the jimmy weinstein show of the strategy group j mw strategies joins us now. you've got the infrastructure win and one hand some is a huge victory for the bite administration that coming late friday night over the weekend. yet some democrats are hitting the panic button what do they do? >> i think the problem is, eric, there is no consensus of why they lost. you want to say and i think it's the right thing to say the democrats went too far left on certain issues or did not recognize issues that were there called them fictional but the progressives in the party did not see it that way. was because they did not have a progressive enough candidate in virginia they stop joe biden the interparty war to validate their own viewpoint to consensus to develop and change course in 2022 both sides disagree the socialist the eight mayor there voted out by a writing in new york city. basically a moderate democrat, eric adams a former police officer. the chattering class called awoken is derailed the democrats. she writes after with the editorial

j conference but i will say goodbye to viewers on bbc world.— viewers on bbc world. i think it is really important _ viewers on bbc world. i think it is really important we _ viewers on bbc world. i think it is really important we see _ viewers on bbc world. i think it is really important we see these - viewers on bbc world. i think it is really important we see these for| really important we see these for what they are, protections, not restrictions. wearing a face covering will help prevent the transmission of any variant of this virus, washing your hands and surfaces will do that. although we are not legally requiring this, just being mindful of distance between you and people from other households, you don't know, when you're out and about, keeping windows open in your house particularly if you have people around, testing yourself regularly to make sure you are not inadvertently going somewhere with the virus when you don't have symptoms. and getting vaccinated, thatis symptoms. and getting vaccinated, that is the single most important thing we are asking everybo

in your opening j remarks to the cop 26 conference audit committee. in your opening i remarks to the cop 26 conference in glasgow, you make sure your your commitment to irrefutably turning the tide and beginning the fightback against climate change. what changes do you think you need to make to the structure of government to deliver net zero britain? i structure of government to deliver net zero britain?— net zero britain? i think the government _ net zero britain? i think the government is _ net zero britain? i think the government is well- net zero britain? i think the i government is well structured net zero britain? i think the - government is well structured to deliver— government is well structured to deliver zero in the uk and what we have _ deliver zero in the uk and what we have is— deliver zero in the uk and what we have is a _ deliver zero in the uk and what we have is a president in alok sharma who will— have is a president in alok sharma who will help to ensure our climate change _ who will help to ensure our climate change object

someone who might know is security analyst, j michael waller. for years waller worked as a professional agitator. i'm a senior analyst for strategy at the center for security policy. and my area of specialization has been political warfare, psychological warfare and subversion. during the cold war, i infiltrated soviet international front organizations for the purpose of causing provocations that would discredit the soviets. and so we actually managed to provoke a fight to break out at the world peace council conference that the soviets have been sponsoring in europe. we had a huge banner about the soviets and the communists, destroying the world and being the world's greatest threat to peace. and then a fight broke out there. and then that was all captured on tv because the soviets had organized the world media to cover this event. so we had the headline in the boston globe, fight breaks out at world peace conference. january 6th was a political warfare operation. having been trained by professional agitators in the past, i saw that this is a c

by today, these workers must prove they've had a second shot of pfizer or moderna or one shot of j&j, whether it's travel, your tax return, the bureau of prisons, this is all worked out by the unions and the courts. americans are going to feel the effects of slower operations across the country for everything. and including global entry which apparently is very, very delayed. carley: let's stay on the vaccine front, and talk about disney. cheryl: florida's disney world pausing the vaccine mandate. in a statement, a disney spokesperson says more than 90% of active florida based cast members have verified they are fully vaccinated. we will address legal developments as appropriate. nobody should lose his or her job over these mandates. disney is a major employer in florida. florida. they're saying we hope disney and any other company that has suspended or terminated workers due to vaccine mandates will consider retiring them. so the back and forth in florida, certainly employers are caught in the middle. you've got what the federal government wants and you want what governors like de sa

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j shot, you are not fully vaccinated unless you get boosted. so in order to protect yourself and your family and your community, you need to get boosted. and what i was really disappointed to see is, once again, the cdc muddled the message. what they needed to say is that all folks over the age of 18, you know, should get a booster when they pass those milestones. instead, they said for 18 to 50 can get a booster. if you come to me and ask me what you should do and i say you can. that's not what you are asking for. you want to know what you should do and what they should have said is everywhere over the age of 18 should get a booster. >> yeah, that's true. there is a big difference between can and should. thank you very. . appreciate your time as always, dr. reiner. >> my pleasure. >>> next, the house passes biden's massive spending bill but its fate now, of course, totally uncertain because it's heading to the senate. >>> and nasa about to send up its new $10 billion telescope with the hope of finding signs of life in space. it's been delayed

. >> that leverage is something called either tappy or j tappy. >> reporter: an expert from cisco, brad's former company, explained about ten different ways someone as accomplished as brad could have remotely made that call. >> the main ways to do it are using a computer where you can program something into your computer and delay it so that a phone call can be made from your computer from the computer's modem. >> to do that, brad needed a certain router. one prosecutor said conveniently disappeared from the cooper home. >> we know he had this router. >> in fact, said the prosecution, this cisco chat log proves brad borrowed that router, the 3825 it's called, took it home, months before the murder. >> you know that defendant had one of those two 3825 routers? >> that's correct. i only had two. >> and you never got that 3825 router back? >> no, sir. >> cisco doesn't have it back, where did it go? we know it was never returned. >> but it was brad's own computer examined by the fbi which coughed up the most accusing evidence of all. evidence he had already lied under oath. >> the kid fell as

hey, j. d. >> it's beginning to feel a lot like christmas as well, hi you guys what's your name? >> dirk, marissa. >> you have people to say hi to , right? >> hi, mom, dad. >> and your daughter right? >> yup, hi. >> you are from? >> d.c. >> you're here for a wedding? >> yes. >> very nice, well bundle up hopefully it's not outside. >> it's not outside. >> your parents live in michigan? >> we love you michigan, much colder, and they had snow yesterday let's take a look at the maps real quick and i'll show you what's happening, yes it got cold, 28 in chicago, it's into the 20s in michigan as well , 41 here in new york city this is our next storm system we'll track because we have a lot of travel plans next week. so this area of low pressure will dive across the great lakes , and the cold front associated with that will bring some heavy rain in some areas and some snow for the interior northeast, so we'll have to watch this , obviously, we'll keep you up-to-date, but check ahead with your carrier, because there are going to be some delay s people will be traveling home for thanksgivi

steve: i can see that, thanks, j d. well week nine of the nfl season continues and fox has you covered with five must-see games this sunday. here to break down the action in three of them is fox nfl side line reporter jen hale. jen, good morning to you. reporter: george, happy tgif, steve. steve: yeah, no kidding thank goodness it's fox. hey, on fox, on sunday one of the games we're talking about is the packers vs. kansas city chiefs at arrowhead stadium in kansas city. aaron rogers is out with covid and patrick majority homes has not been having a good season so maybe this is the chief's chance reporter: this is a very interesting matchup. so many story lines coming into this one, steve, the chiefs have been a shell of themselves lately and hoping for a get- right game with aaron rogers down with covid that means jordan love gets his first nfl start and chiefs fans are lick ing their chops i've been to arrowhead many a times and it's a tough place to play, that's hostile territory, the definition to get your first nfl

if that is not the case with j&j, what are they doing? damien: i was pretty surprised about the news. when you think about historical messaging to the market, it is that we do well in this conglomerate structure. we give our business leads a lot of autonomy, they can utilize their cash for their own business. at the same time, there is probably a little bit more agility that the two companies could have versus one as a whole. that being said, i don't think this is going to create a lot of value and i don't think it really changes the dynamic of the growth trajectories of the two individual companies versus one company as a whole. still surprised by the move but it does follow the general trends we have seen in the big pharmaceutical landscape. if you remember back in the 1990's, these firms built into giant conglomerates of all sorts of different businesses. j&j has really booked the trend into focusing and staying into one entity. this follows the rest of the crowd with this news today. matt: does it may be a signal a market top that we

if it's j&j and it's two months ago or more, get a booster. i don't think we should get hung up on should, may. just go out and get boostered. >> around 59% of the u.s. population is fully vaccinated, not nearly enough according to experts. more than 35 million americans have received a booster shot. meanwhile, dr. fauci did have some good news for fully vaccinated americans who want to celebrate the holidays with family. he says they should be safe to gather with loved ones as long as everyone has been vaccinated. cnn's polo sandoval with more. >> reporter: over the weekend we heard from multiple health experts including dr. anthony fauci. he says bottom line if you're vaccinated and if your family is vaccinated, it is okay and safe to gather around the thanksgiving table later this week without a mask. that being said, dr. fauci also added that if you are unsure of somebody's vaccination status or if you'll be traveling, then it certainly makes sense to hold on to that mask at least for now. regarding the rise, noticeable rise, in new covid

that technology is in its infancy. j we are nowhere near that yet. the prime minister of the uk's favourite word at the momentl right now is "hydrogen". if you said hydrogen 100 times| in a row, you would get anyjob that you wanted in the cabinet. and basically, a lot of people have tweaked onto that. - so for example, the nuclear. power industry are saying any heat — will be used to generate extra hydrogen, which can be used in heavy industry and - long—haul transport and indeed, there is a lot of talk about getting - renewables to make hydrogen as well. i but the point is the uk| represents 1% of global emissions. the bill for doing this by 2050 is £1 trillion. j so if you times that by 100, the costs are absolutely - astronomical. obviously, climate activists would rightly say the cost l of not doing this are even worse. | but nevertheless, when you put that kind of money in — - by the way, it is not just sunk cost. - when you create these industries, _ when you create these industries, there - when you create these industries, there is- wh

j. we'll continue to follow the data because right now, when we're boosting people, what we're doing following them, we'll see what the durability of that protection is. and as we always do is follow and let the data guide your policy, and let the data guide your recommendations. >> let's talk about later on. pfizer ceo albert bourla recently said there's a high chance boosters would be needed annually. do you think that's a possibility or do you believe it might be even sooner like every six months? >> you know, we follow the data, and there's always -- it's so easy to predict, martha, about how often you would need it. we would hope, and this is something that we're looking at very, very carefully, that that third shot with the mrna not only boosts you way up, but increases the durability so that you will not necessarily need it every six months or a year. we're hoping it pushes it out more. if it doesn't, and the data show we do need it more often, then we'll do it, but we want to mak

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signed: patrick j. leahy, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 3:00 p.m. stands adjourned until 3:00 p.m. >> the senate returns a legislative work on monday at 3 p.m. eastern to consider a treasury department nominee. when the senate is in session you can watch live coverage here on c-span2. right now we take you back to booktv. >> meaning not greek or russian orthodoxy but just sort of the idea of a kind of religious establishment and then a bunch of religious experiments at the fringes. for a long time that establishment was just mainline protestantism, the core protestant denominations and then experiments would be the latter-day saints or christian science or the shakers or the transcendentalists, ralph waldo emerson, those kinds of people. these things existed. america had a really strong institutional religious center that eventually included roman e catholics and to some extent jews as well by the 1950s. and then it had all this while energy at the fringes.

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j, you own chargepoint calls. rather than talk about that specifically, i want to note that you sold your rivian shares that we made an awfully big deal about when you bought, remember, just so everybody is aware of, on the open market, not in the ipo, unlike pete who had an al location you couldn't because of a board seat that you sit on but why sell the rivian shares and you also own lucid calls, which is having a big day today, and i literally just saw not 30 seconds ago that lucid has now overtaken ford in market value take me through that >> yeah. well, the rivian sale, scott, was just i wanted to be in the stock but i wanted to be in it through options. so just like brynn and for that matter jason and josh, i am always looking at risks, how do you mitigate it. this is my best way of mitigating it. luckily, the stock is up some $50 odd, i got in at $105, i got out at $160. i bought the $160 calls at the money and sold the $190 calls out in december. i put about $9 on the table. i like that trade a lot better,

the home secretary, j priti patel cup will tell the french interior minister gerald don and that the issue of migrants crossing the channel is a shared problem that requires shared solutions —— gerald darmanin. on thursday we saw 185 migrants cross the channel, the french authorities stopped just 99 people from making the crossing so britain has been asking france what they are doing to stop migrants leaving northern france in the first place and priti patel ones to express some of her concerns to her french counterpart about how this issueis french counterpart about how this issue is being dealt with. we french counterpart about how this issue is being dealt with.- issue is being dealt with. we have seen a build-up— issue is being dealt with. we have seen a build-up in _ issue is being dealt with. we have seen a build-up in the _ issue is being dealt with. we have seen a build-up in the war of - issue is being dealt with. we have i seen a build-up in the war of words, seen a build—up in the war of words, it has been quite interesting. boris johnson it has been quite interest

there are a few j eewss that fo. and there are few jews who are tempted to follow him because probably they feel he will help them get rid of the radical islam east and things like that. so it interests me a lot. that's why i very quickly wrote this strong attack because it seemed really interested in his run. >> in this book you talked about all of the interventions you tried to help, you tried to have the west helm democrats, people who seemed liberal minded. when you look at the collapse of afghanistan, what is the lesson? and we don't have a lot of time, but is there a brief lesson? >> i did look and i read, it was not an endless war. it was deployment, which is very different. you had the deployed in much less troops than everywhere else, in germany, south korea and so on, and more important, you americans did not fail in afghanistan, you succeeded. why? because a free press was born. because behind the shield of the mere presence of american troops, women liberated themselves. because you have under the umbrell

of the quote, jihad squad and says she was mistaken for a terrorist on capitol hill because of the j hirks ab she wears. she says, i apologize to anyone in the muslim community i offended with my comment about representative omar. i have reached out to her office to speak with her directly. this is hardly the first time republican lawmakers have used inappropriate, violent, or downright racist imagery or messaging to stir up their base. just in the last few weeks, just this month, arizona republican paul gosar was censured for a video he shared depicting himself as an anime character killing alexandria ocasio-cortez. the hill reports that threats against members of party have more than doubled this year, compared to 2020. joining me now to discuss all of this is aaron erin hussein hayn donna edwards. thank you for being with us. let me just start with you. you were in congress and times were normaler back then. there's always been hateful rhetoric and always has been violence, but there seems to be a commonality to how this is happening amongst republicans these days, but an unwillin

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signed: patrick j. leahy, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 3:00 p.m. stands adjourned until 3:00 p.m. you can watch live coverage here on c-span2. >> starting out on booktv it's the recent boston book festival. throughout the day use author discussions about the legacy of slavery, race and identity, women in the workplace and many other topics. but first it's a discussion on covid-19 and future pandemics. >> it's my really best player actually to be able to moderate this panel of two really distinguished scholars and citizens who have been mentors for me. i'm not sure they understand that our new that yet, for a long time and for whom i've had the privilege to both learn from and be challenged by through their thinking and the way they engage in the world. tonight i have a deep honor of helping to guide us through a ta discussion with nicholas christakis about his most recent book "apollo's arrow" and sandro galea to discuss his book "the contagion next time."

half a million dollars for the michael j. fox foundation. here is the thing about it there were no corporate gifts, no huge donation from a company. this was all $5, $10, $20. there were some bigger ones, but to read the stories and everyone who said i've only got 5 bucks to give you, but my father had parkinson's or my mom had parkinson's. i hoped, and it was a crazy goal, to raise $100,000, but as of yesterday, we raised $500,000 almost exclusively on small donations. >> look at this. i think this is the most beautiful shot of the marathon you hugging michael j. fox and giving his wife a kiss tell us what that moment meant to you >> yeah, hoda, that was the notorious 24th mile that goes uphill on 5th avenue you don't realize 5th avenue is uphill when you're in a cab, but when you're running, you do. and there was michael j. fox standing there with his cane and i accelerated. i sprinted over to him that is not sweat dripping from my eye, i can assure you that. i leaned in for a kiss from his wife, tracy, and he was like whoa, whoa, that's a

j welcome back to unfiltered just when you thought media couldn't disqus you anymore they discorrect victories in virginia of a black woman and latino man. joining me now is author and political commentator shemeka michelle thank you for joining me i saw you on social yeetdz on yeah son whitlock show and i had to get and applaud you lit it on fire with all of this crt crap. you spoke about refusing to let your kids be indoctrinated in school it was inspirational tell us your attack on it please. >> you know, dan i thought it was instant when i saw talking hit such as joy reid even whoopi who sat on the view being condescending saying it is not crt and laughing about it and trying to say that parent were unelgted when they know damn well it is not about the title it is about the content that is being taught to children, and no parent in their right mind black or white wants their child taught foolishness. i do not want my black child thinking she's not gong to make it because she's black. what does her skin color have to do about how much work or academics success? what does la do wit

. >> sean: j thank you gregg jarrett. alan dershowitz thank you. here with fox news contributor leo terrell, 2.0 and tammy bruce.mm tammy, what is your thoughts on the case? do you believe the prosecution made the case with conviction? >> well, obviously not. i mean,n that is what is stormig around, including on social media with many recognizing and looking at the details of what is coming out of the trial. are completely contradictory to what the media has been telling them here they thought kyle rittenhouse killed black men they had no idea that the peep shot had been white. this is a realization that what had been presented by the media is completely and factually different than what has been the fact of the matter. thank goodnessf this is being televised. let me just tell you what i find fascinating here. this trial is a very good example of prosecution gone wild. it is what the left used to care about. it was about, yes, having the defendant be protected. it was about even now, the left crows about needing reform and i agree there is bias in

that's at 76% that fed j. powell should get that second term. >> steve, it's getting late in when you expect that nomination this has to happen quickly i think the last time around it happened late. was it this late when we found out? especially given - >> i think it was later, actually. >> even december >> january or something like that i remember some fed reappointments coming in the fall, but i remember others coming later, as late as january i believe with president trump and j. powell, if i'mnot mistaken >> i guess the question on this is, is it going to be a difficult passage through the senate, which watching everything that's played out, how things have gotten kind of jammed up in congress right now, they haven't passed either of the two big bills that they have been talking about and that makes a lot of people wonder if this position is going to get something that gets traded away in a horse trading around those two bills, too? >> you know, i don't think so and i'll tell you why, it's judged by the la

j. host: another busy week ahead in washington. scott wong is joining us from "the hill."

j discontinued as you other could. i spoke 2 days ago with prime minister bars johnson in a serious manner. but on my end, i seek to continue doing as i do with any country in any head of state. i am surprised by methods when they are not serious ones. i say you don't communicate from a leader to another on these matters via tweets and letters. you are making public, we are not whistleblowers. come on more with poll brennan, following the story from the british coastal town of dover. i and others politics involved in everything pole but 27 people died in the channel and many more probably will as well try to make that crossing and yet politic seems to be taking over that indeed. and it from wednesday, when these 27 people drowned in that stretch of water over to my right hand, left hand side that had been caused for closer cooperation between britain and france. and frankly, they have fallen apart as a result of the fact that britain and france at the moment, frankly, just don't get on. and there is also question marks

here with his favorite political turkeys, t j mccormick, happy thanksgiving, your first political turkey of 2021 is a very quiet president biden who cannot take a question from the press. watch this. >> i'm not supposed to take any questions would go ahead. >> on afghanistan -- >> i'm not going to answer afghanistan now. i'm not supposed to be answering all these questions. i'm supposed to stop and walk out of the room here. i'm happy to take questions, whatever you want me to do. >> does he know he is the commander-in-chief, he makes the rules. >> when you are elected to be the president of the united states your elected and expected to be held accountable and they keep you accountable. it is incredible the guy who walks around with the nuclear codes is getting chewed out in the green room by some intern named tyler, who exactly is he in trouble with, this is tragic. he turned his back, we are seeing too much of his back. >> not to be outdone, here is this moment from the second-in-command, vice president kamala harris. watch this. >> i wonder who the head of the space counsel is. >> th

. >> president donald j. trump. >> meanwhile inside the chambers of congress, the certification of votes paused? >> i would object to further reading. >> with objections from republican senators and some republican house members. >> i rise to support the objection. >> i rise to support the objection. >> i rise to support the objection. >> earlier that day vice president pence said he was not going to follow trump's instruction us. which upset the president as he conveyed to the massive crowd. >> mike pence, you stand up for the good of our constitution and for the good of our country, and if you're not, i'm going to be very disappointed in you. >> trump continued toe rile up the crowd, demanding they take action. >> we'll never take back our country with weakness. you have to show strength and you have to be strong. >> many at the rally took his words literally. and we all watched as the effort to overturn the election -- >> it's over! >> came to a violent, bloody crescendo. >> it wa s so unimaginable that yo

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>> i would give it a 10 out of 10, he was dressing up as ll cool j for halloween. i don't know why anybody surprised, the same men who wear sweatshirts and cuts the sleeves off. >> lawrence: it's we are, but he's a grandpa. grandpa's do not care. >> your grandpa doesn't dress like that? >> lawrence: that's a whole different category right there. >> this man eat criticism for breakfast, more so than cereal, so i feel like he just kind of thrives on this. he doesn't care. if expedia goes with his personality. he's very nonchalant, known to be a mean guy. >> very nice of him to give his calves some air, it can get hot. >> he does a lot of screaming on the sidelines. next up, a new survey reveals america's most anxious city is seattle. 54.5% of the residents admitted they were nervous and anxious on edge. i wonder why seattle can make you feel that way. >> nothing with defunding the police. probably nothing to do a fad. aside from defunding the police i was thinking about this, it rains all the time, no son, but i wouldn't feel that way. jeff bezos lived there, we know

the review will be conducted by j general michael garrett with an expected report in 90 days. >>> the army has new additions for purple heart for those who suffered brain injury on a base two years ago. it is the same attack that then president trump said it was not that serious when first reported. >>> south african health officials are urging the public not to panic over the new omicron coronavirus. they say it is too soon to tell if this variant has a higher rate of transmission or will cause more hospitalization or severe illness. cnn's eleni giokos is live in johannesburg with more on this. what are they providing in the way of information? i understand they are saying not to panic, but are they providing any more data right now? >> reporter: you know, it's fascinating to be here at the epicenter of all the drama, to be honest with you, laura. and to see the information that is filtering through from government officials, from experts here in south africa, and every day there is a press conference explaining the clinical data and what we know there is anecdotal evidence right now

first, find out what the real cost is j what we're talking about. >> there's nothing new in this agenda being brought in from the outside. this is what we ran on. if we have delivered to the majority, they have to get together and figure out how to get this done. that's why progressives have been compromising over and over again. >> and so those two members right there, very different ideas of how to move forward. senator manchin, one of his goals throughout the process was to slow it down. he has successfully done that. in the house it's up to speaker pelosi. i will say that most members are feeling urgency at this moment to stop talking, put their pens down, and actually take this to the floor. we'll see if it's enough members who are willing to do that if it's going to pass. >> i've got to say, looking -- listening to that sound, if i was in the game of predictions, i would not necessarily be optimistic they're on the same page considering what we just heard. with that, monica, i guess i'm wondering as to how much pressure the white house is actually bringing. you think about as i me

now steve don't be so jealous of ainsley, because you can go tomorrow night to see your kansas j-hawks take on michigan state. steve: look at you, lucas thank you very much for the update on big bird. lucas have we heard from oscar the grouch? ainsley: [laughter] he's in a bad mood. reporter: not yet we'll let you know if he weighs in. steve: thank you very much, lucas tomlinson, looks like a beautiful day there. 14 minutes after the top of the hour now. ainsley: let's hand it over to carlie who has headlines. reporter: that's right, steve, ainsley, brian we begin with a developing story in texas. seven of the eight people killed at the astroworld festival in houston have been identified. 13 others were hospitalized after a massive crowd surged towards the main stage, in addition authorities say someone may have been injecting people with drugs. a nurse whose unconscious body was crowd-surfed to safety joined us earlier and explained what she saw. >> it started just before travis even cameo people started pushing, rushing towards the stage, and started struggling to breathe. i told my

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