. >> hello, i am arthel neville. we await a pivotal supreme court decision on president biden's covid vaccine mandate. it's whether the federal government can force millions of workers to be vaccinated. justices hearing oral argument on measures involving two separate mandates, one for federally funded of care workers and one for large private businesses. first, lucas tomlinson live with more on president biden's new strategy and missing service. >> some medical experts think the silver lining to the new omicron violent immunity boost, president biden says things will get better despite record number of cases nationwide. >> i don't think covid is here to stay but having covid in the environment here and in the world is here to stay but public as we are dealing with it now is not here to stay, the new normal doesn't have to be, we have so many more tools we are developing continue to develop to contain covid and other strains. >> that's not what we heard in the campaign trail leading up to the 2020 election. >> i'm go

arthel. dr. walensky warns not to take omicron lightly compared to delta variant. >> we are starting to see data from other countries that indicate on a person by person basis, it may not be, however, given the volume of cases that we are seeing with omicron, we very well may see death rates rise dramatically. lucas: osha vaccine variant requirement, the osha vaccine variant requirement for 100 employees to be vaccinated or weekly testing is supposed to start tomorrow. arthel: lucas tomlinson at the white house, thank you. eric. eric: classes canceled again for tomorrow. that's a third school day the talks between teacher union and city officials appears to be going nowhere. some teachers are refusing to go back to go to in-person learning. mayor lightfoot said city has spent more than $100 million on covid protocols. charles watson. charles: chicago teachers union is offering to send members back to classrooms monday but it won't be for in-person instruction, the newest offer proposes teache

arthel. >> arthel: the suspect entered shabbat morning service. he took four people hostage including the rabbi. in a lead fbi hostage team jumped into action and almost 11 tense hours later the standoff was over. >> four people who were rescued are not in need of medical attention. are with fbi agents and he did not harm them in any way. eric: dan hoffman will join us with more about the standoff and other potential terror threat that is we face in the country. first team of reporters standing by, mike tobin as the details of lady al-qaeda, siddiqui, serving her time in nearby federal prison and she apparently inspired this attack. dan springer, kicking things off with us, he's live at colleyville, texas. the mood in dallas, fort worth area is joy and relief. as you can see behind me, the fbi is still inside the congregation. beth israel synagogue processing evidence. it was tense for hours after a man with a gun started ranting during the shabbat service as you said right about this time ye

arthel? arthel: ditto, kiddo. well, the snow is still coming down and the wind is still blowing in new york city with an area under a winter storm warning. new york's governor has announced a state of emergency as the empire state braces for coastal flooding along with snow and wind. a live look outside of our bureau here on sixth avenue. seems a little bit of slush is happening as people are doing a great job of cleaning off the sidewalks for us. not just for us, but for any pedestrians that might want to walk in front of our headquarters there. meanwhile, alexis mcadams is live on new york city's upper west side. what's it looking like there? >> reporter: hi. yeah, well, it's not so much that new york is getting pummeled with snow like we just talked with molly, how much they are getting. the main issue here, arthel, are the high winds. it picks up many a matter of seconds, and when a crew, as soon as they remove that snow if, with these high winds it goes right back out on the roadways. that's creating some del

arthel: hi, eric. hello, everyone, i'm arkansas arthel neville -- arthel neville. meantime, the kremlin serving more troops and ammunition to the border. ukraine says it is ready to defend its country and is receiving shipments of military aid from the u.s. and other allies. the white house calling the alleged puppet government plot, by the way, deeply concerning and warning that any russian aggression in ukraine will be are met with, quote, swift and severe consequences. eric: we have team fox coverage for you with. greg palkot is life in kiev -- live in kiev, but first to david spunt live on the north lawn of the white house with the latest on what the administration is doing to confront vladimir putin. david in. >> reporter: no question that tensions are escalating, but the big question right now, what will russian president vladimir putin do, what exactly are his intentions. you just mentioned many that intro to greg and i about this british report, this british intelligence report that uncovered an alleged plot to put a pro-russian sympathizer atop government

arthel? arthel: the nor'easter leaving nearly 50,000 customers in northeastern massachusetts without power. joining me by phone is a caroline, the spokesperson forever source, new england's largest electric provider. the 48,000 customers, when will they get their power back? >> well, good afternoon. we've been working around the clock. we're looking at now having the majority of our customers back by the end of the day tomorrow. the good news we have about 1700 line and tree crews working and as molly mentioned what a difference a day makes because it is beautiful here on the cape and sunny, crews are making good progress. arthel: as you know residents, parents, prepare for the work week and school week. you will say everyone will have power by the end of the day tomorrow which is monday, that what you're telling us? >> yes that is correct. we work closely with public safety officials and school officials to make sure schools are on if we have any schools without power. to clear tree damage a

arthel: such a very sad story. christina coleman in los angeles thank you, erica. >> he did kill her and admitted that's with the fbi does say about brian. finally providing closure in the death of gabby. was founded last summer during the cross-country camping trip with brian, her fiancÉ. laundry then went missing and his body eventually was found in a florida swamp. laura ingle has more from tampa. >> we now finally know the answer to one of the biggest questions in this case did brian kupfer lee find a confession before he took his own life admitting his response over the death of his fiancÉe told they were on their cross-country road trip last year. on friday the fbi revealed that answer is yes. this new information was released with the fbi called its final investigative update on the gabrielle petito case for the statement reads in part, investigators found human remains, later confirmed to beat mr. laundrie along with a backpack, notebook and a revolver. a review of the notebook revealed written statements

arthel? arthel: well, the biden administration has yet to release a key report detailing arrests and deportations for fiscal year 2021. now, it's the first time in a decade that the report has not been released at the end of the calendar year, and it comes amid a dramatic decrease in arrests and an historic surge at the border last year. bill melugin is live at the border with texas -- in texas with more. >> reporter: as you mentioned, first time in ten years i.c.e. has failed to release this report. but first, want to talk about yet another crash involving a human smuggler here in the rgv. take a look at this video in farr, texas, about 30 minutes away from where we are. law enforcement sources telling us police were chasing this human smuggler who had five illegal immigrants when e lost control and rolled over on the expressway. we don't is have any updates on injuries, but we did see border patrol walking away several of those migrants. the human smuggler was arrested. this is incredibly d

arthel? arthel: yes, we are. meanwhile, new york city, eric, holding a candle-lit vigil for the rookie nypd officer shot and killed in the line of duty on friday. 22-year-old officer jason rivera. his partner, officer wilbert mora, is still clinging to life in the hospital. alexis mcadams is live with more reaction from a grieving community. >> reporter: this is just a horrible tragedy that unfolded here in new york city. right now the families of the fallen nypd officer planning his funeral as weaver hearing new dispatch audio which shows just how quickly this tragedy unfolded. listen are. >> what's going on? >> [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] >> reporter: now, the shooting happened inside harlem apartment complex on friday night. you can see that heavy police presence there. three nypd officers responding to a 911 call from a woman who said she was fighting with her adult son. when two officers tried to walk in and speak with that man, he opened fire. that ambush left one officer dead and another in criti

arthel. arthel: commentary from eric shawn. the entire u.s. coast under tsunami advisor after a massive volcanic eruption in the south pacific. we are live in moreno delray in california. that's next. ♪♪ moving is a handful. no kidding! fortunately, xfinity makes moving easy. easy? -easy? switch your xfinity services to your new address online in about a minute. that was easy. i know, right? and even save with special offers just for movers. really? yep! so while you handle that, you can keep your internet and all those shows you love, and save money while you're at it with special offers just for movers at xfinity.com/moving. we are told he's turned over his cell phone to police. laster said the shooting on the set of the movie set rust. they handed over to authorities yesterday in new york. probably east hampton. the actor producer, investigators say there's evidence from the phone and send any data to the santa fe sheriff's office in new mexico. baldwin insists he's cooperating with police completely, to determine how the live round was

hi arthel. arthel: sean grady touchdown passes and games started in 20 seasons with the new england patriots into with the tampa bay buccaneers, he proved himself a brilliant performer and a fierce competitor. at times he also found himself at the center of controversy. christina coleman is live in los angeles with more on brady's legacy, his future and reaction from across the league, hey christina. >> hi arthel. about 20 minutes go espn reporter adam tweeted out a statement from brady's agent it says quote, i understand the advance speculation about tom's future without getting into the accuracy or inaccuracy of what is being reported, tom will be the only person to express his plans with complete accuracy. he knows the realities of the football business in planning calendar as well as anybody. so that should be soon. espn is reporting on this retirement news. we have not heard from tom brady himself up right after 22 seasons and seven super bowl championships it appears the career of tom brad

hi arthel. arthel: hi eric i am arthel novel. amid the sorrow there is outrage among the police force after social media posts about rivera's funeral went viral. meantime president biden is set to visit new york city this week as the city is reeling from shootings and other violent crimes. >> alexis mcadams is in the newark newsroom with the very latest on this, hello alexis by. >> there's lots of controversy right now, now out of a job after hosted a rant online livid the funeral for fallen officer rivera blocked traffic, listen. >> leaned shut down most of lower manhattan because a cop died for probably doing his job incorrectly. they tell people who are under 22 every single day for no good reason. we do not shut down the city for them. so,. [inaudible] this is ridiculous. >> she was very angry in that video but now nypd extremely mad. on friday jacqueline guzman recorded the rant of the video you see guzman showing the street closures and barricades were nypd officer jason rivera's funeral. traffic was blocked out throughout

arthel: thank you, alex. eric: the killing of a 22-year-old police officer, jason rivera was the fourth time nypd officer was shot in the line of duty this week adding more pressure on the new mayor of new york eric adams is a former police kat at himself to address public safety. new york city has been grappling with increase in violent crimes this month including 11 month old, a baby shot in the face by a stray bullet in the bronx a few days ago. they are atoms calling on congress to do more about gun violence and he's pushing back against progressive was on his own party and calls to dispense police department releasing criminals back on the streets to not even charged for these crimes. the founder of the group women's right new york she's been outspoken on this. welcome, the suspect in this shooting last night, his name is lashawn mcneil, a long rap sheet, he's on probation for a felony and police say he had anti- police posters on facebook including guns pointed at props. is there a mindset, you think ta

arthel: thank you very much. eric: about 15 minutes or so we do expect a news compass of new york city mayor eric adams and near governor of the devastating fire in the bronx this morning as we head to reporting on the fox news channel 19 people were killed including nine children read dozens of people injured in that building you see there live it. the fire starting in the second or third floor. fire officials think if you have a fire close the door. apparently the smoke spread and arthel, it is just so shocking and heartbreaking these horrible things happen. there was one of philadelphia and now this. arthel: it really is we cannot take any moment for granted please do keep all those residents there and their families and loved ones in your prayers. we will continue with more of this horrible tragedy there in the bronx, new york city. stay right here on fox news channel. , one gram of sugar, and nutrients to support immune health. >> vo: my car is my after-work decompression zone. one gram of sugar, ♪ music �

eric: thank you so much, arthel? arthel: all right bringing out national security foreign affairs analysts. the hostage taker said he believed he was going to die but he figured he would not walk out alive. what was the purpose of taking hostages? >> it is still a big question. but now we know more. he came all the way from britain that he was convinced this was a goal he wanted to attain he wants to see her freed after she had committed to haughty action against united states military. now obviously himself having acted alone which is now the fbi is confirming, may not be in full knowledge of what those who inspired him wanted to achieve it. so technically speaking he was not able to achieve the goal. but this is an indicator to me at least there's much more to the story, the much wider net focus on freeing lyrical prisoners in the united states because i want to get back to that but why now though? if his motive was to get lady al qaeda free from the federal medical center there in fort worth, she has been in feder

arthel: yeah. ted williams, thank you, as always, for your expert analysis and coverage, and we'll be talking to you, i'm sure, throughout the evening here on fox news. eric, over to you now. you have something, an interesting observation. we're talking about this brother in houston who we're told is an architect. you said maybe he's in dallas. we don't know where he is. eric: yeah. that brother in houston, we don't know. it's not confirmed, but that could be the man who's inside the synagogue. as far as we know -- we do not know. we will know when the details come out as this hostage situation in texas is continuing. ♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone. i'm jackie deangelis along with joey jones, lara trump and leo terrell, and welcome come to "the big saturday show." a rabbi and three others are being held hostage at a synagogue in colleyvilleing, texas. the suspect reportedly claims that he's the brother of a woman who is a convicted terrorist. bryan llenas is here with what we know so far. >> reporter:

arthel: what i want to do is bring in danny colson. he is on the phone's former fbi deputy assistant director. fbi hostage rescue team commander. we want to talk to danny based on what i am reading here. it is a one man he is holding people not sure how many people. it says the angry man could be heard ranting. there is a live stream of this church service here at the synagogue. talking about religion. take it away, what can you glean from the little information we have? >> i'm very familiar with the synagogue. i've actually given lectures there. i commanded the fbi division in dallas i am family with the police department all the tactical units associated with this. it is fortunate did not start out as an active shooter when they start killing people. right now he's venting. so the police commanders that will run this thing are running it now. they've got one advantage there they isolate, contain and it's an emergency rescue. in all the things i just said you have already done it. i feel they certainly will be available there to mitig

arthel: hi, eric. hello, everyone, i'm arkansas arthel neville -- arthel neville. meantime, the kremlin serving more troops and ammunition to the border. ukraine says it is ready to defend its country and is

arthel, seeing a sea lion, why did the sea lion cross the road? arthel: to get to the other side. i'm glad he didn't get hit and taken care of and let out into the world see you at 4:00 p.m., everybody. ♪ ♪ >> we are awaiting a decision from the supreme court on president biden's vaccine mandate as some are set to go into effect tomorrow. welcome to fox news live, i'm mike emanuel, this comes as justice sotomayor faces criticism for her misstatements about omicron during the oral arguments, lucas tomlinson is live in the white house with the very latest, hello, lucas. lucas: appearing on fox news sunday rochelle walensky says it's safe for teachers and students to be in school right now, very law risk. one of the things she talked about was that the mortality is -- >> fall of this year we had a delta surge and we were able to safely keep our children in school before we had pediatric vaccination, fast-forward to now. we have pediatric vaccination. >> two supreme court justices offered their takes very different takes about vaccine efficacy. >> we know that the best way to prev

i'm arthel neville. down our coy and everything that it stands on. maria: well, i think you make a great point about capitalism because it's not just meat, governor. look at the prices of food in america today. inflation is skyrocketing. we heard jay powell say let's remove the word "transitory." it's time to put it to rest. what about the idea that we've got all of this money sloshing and -- sloshing around this economy chasing too few goods? you've got prices for food up across the board after a $1.9 trillion covid package last march and efforts to continue spending more money with the build back better agenda. >> and, maria, i have talk for years about how our food supply is a national security issue, how when another country grows our food for us and provides our food for us, that they control us. and that's what i'm concerned about, is the way this administration is attacking american enterprises and businesses and farmers and ranchers and not really dealing with the real issue, and that's the control of out-of-country businesses, china controll

welcome to a brand-new hour of fox news live, i am arthel neville. eric: thank you for joining us. the ambush attack on the officer's to start somber reminder of the dangers law enforcement basis on the job every day. last night a police session and ambulance hearing

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arthel: two beg stories we're following this hour. here at home the damage from the powerful nor'easter left some areas underwater and others buried in snow after hurricane force winds slammed new england and beyond. hello, everyone. i'm arthel neville. welcome to "fox news live." hi, eric. eric: thanks for joining thus sunday, i'm eric shawn. we're following the tense u.s.-russia stand i don't have over ukraine ahead of the united nations security council meeting tomorrow. that meeting will not likely mean a

i'm arthel neville. eric: hello, everyone. thank you for joining us, i'm eric shawn. britain says it has intelligence that russia's president vladimir putin plans to install a pro-kremlin leader in ukraine.

arthel: good point, eric. you are so smart eric, that's why like you so much. on the record book slam of the northeast as we can bring blizzard conditions with a wind gust more than 80 miles an hour and crystal, massachusetts living tens of thousands without power in the bitter cold on cape cod and not nantucket and martha's vineyard welcome to "fox news live" i am mike emmanuel by the storm dumping almost 2 feet of snow in boston coming very close at city record. molly line is live in plymouth, massachusetts, molly worded things stand now question a kilo mike afternoon it's a beautiful frosty day, gorgeous day for cleaning to get out and dig out if you got snow. if you are in massachusetts you probably have quite a bit of snow. it's about 20 degrees here in plymouth, round that of boston is well-paid chilly but you can still get out there and dig today for sure. you mention the boston numbers, 23.6 that is the single day snow total hi, but stoughton the town a little south of the city of boston really got the biggest snow totals, over 30 inches 30.9. a number

arthel: we're waiting for the supreme court's decision on priding's vaccine mandates. oral arguments were heard just yesterday. at saw stake, whether the government can begin enforcing vaccine and testing rules for businesses with 1 is 00 or more employees -- 100 or more. also whether the vaccine mandate applies to health care workers at facilities receiving medicaid and medicare funding. hello, everyone, and welcome to "fox news live." i'm arthel neville. eric: hi, everyone, i'm eric shawn. we have two other big stories we're f

arthel: i'm arthel ”-double-low-quote beacon to reporters and the american people on wednesday after the supreme court walked the mandate for large businesses with 100 or more workers. warnings from the pentagon that

. >> great to have another hour with you, eric and arthel are off today. we are following two other big stories with this hour, president biden starting the new year facing numerous challenges at home and abroad, soaring cover cases and inflation to tensions with russia over ukraine and china over taiwan. as the omicron theories is blamed for record price and covid cases nationwide, a new study may reveal why it does not appear as deadly as previous strains. live fox news team coverage today, charles watson on the covid surge, president biden's mounting crisis but first, a look back on life and legacy of betty white. senior correspondent laura is live in new york with more. hi, laura. >> betty white died new year's eve, just weeks before her 100th birthday. when she left, part of americana went into the history of 2021 and now today she's remembered with a lot of love and laughter. ninety-nine years old, she had a career in television for second seven decades, she passed away in her home. her resume is very warm, many knew her from the mary tyler moore sho

. >> great to have another hour with you, eric and arthel are off today. we are following two other big stories with this hour, president biden starting the new year facing numerous challenges at home and abroad, soaring cover cases and

jacqui: that is all for us this hour, fox news live is continuing with eric and arthel, i'm jacqui heinrich. griff: and i'm griff jenkins. thanks for watching. have a great weekend. critics. arthel: nypd officers killed another and clinging to life after gunmen opened fire on them during a domestic disturbance call in harlan. such an attack this week on new york city's police officers. we are also following closely at this hour the tension at ukraine's border were over 100,000 russian troops are still mask a strip searching washington and moscow stall in geneva. the u.s. delivering's first shipment of promised security

arthel: thank you so much, who was you tomorrow noon eastern. enjoy your evening. ♪♪ >> hello, everyone. i am lisa booth along with guy benson, alicia acuna. here's what's on tap tonight. >> shocking story out of new england, death of a young teen killed and ice hockey player by another players skate. tragedy tonight. >> so sad. alicia. >> data showing half of : hospitalizations in one state has nothing to do with covid, coronavirus confusion coming up. >> jimmy. >> remember virginia governor made headlines over the halloween costume? he's not getting criticized for planning the people stuck in traffic jams that stratus drivers for 24 hours this week. >> a guy can't do anything right but first, new york city district attorney doubling down on radical policies as crime spikes in the big apple. >> hot of the assault happen? several times with the person struggling mental health. it's intuitive, common sense. >> alvin bragg calling for prosecutors to stop prosecuting low-level crimes, charges for certain crimes, don't, sentence like murder to 2

♪ arthel: president biden says he will send u.s. troops to eastern europe and nato countries in the, quote, near term as tensions remain high over a possible russian invasion of ukraine. the president has promised no american forces will enter ukraine, but troops could be moved to nato front-line countries if russia attacks. moscow has amassed more than 100,000 troops as well as tanks and artillery along its border with ukraine. and if as the military buildup continues, we have live team coverage from moscow and kiev ahead this

les arthel congressman, inflation of 40 are high break by the way it's great to have you both on. we've got inflation at a 40 year high. and nine straight months, right? nine straight months inflation has wiped out wage again the president is out touting infrastructure the supply chain is getting thick. look at the stunning video from los angeles robert and thieves rating and looting and stealing from supply chain cargo containers on trains amazon packages ups boxes everything. congressman your reaction to this story? >> i would probably say to maybe three things. the first thing is this inflation hits the most vulnerable of americans. if you've never fell at the car of your limousine if you haven't million dollar home in new york you don't care that much about it. if you are just a working american it's very, very painful by the second thing is at 7% they do not count food and they do not count housing but it turns out most americans pay for food and housing. if you include those things it's actually closer to 15%. once again a 15% of the most vulnerable americans. and it is beca

. >> i am molly, i'm delighted to be with you, eric shawn and arthel neville are off today. the holiday travel is linked to another top story this hour. omicron variant driving a surge of the covid infections, more and more states shattering records for new cases putting pressure on president biden to solve the testing shortage. meantime the president also faces big challenges on the global stage from china and russia. we have live team coverage of all of the stories rich edson is following the president and wilmington and charles watson in cdc headquarters. first we go to laura ingle working on the travel nightmare. >> we knew it was coming the inevitable travel trouble associated with the weekend before most people go back to work, you have the covid concerns and all of the staff shortages that go along with that and an extra dose of travel trouble going into the new year. let's take a look at where rat many spending the holiday weekend and airports trying to get on flights or schedule new ones. after thousands of flights nationwide canceled or delayed, several airlines bl

>> i'm afraid it will become evidence saying we've become an arthel for foreign power, but i still think that i have to speak out what happened in hong kong. >> reporter: the hong kong authorities say they're going after criminals, not silencing journalists. >> so these actions are law enforcement actions. these actions have nothing to do with so-called suppression of press freedom or suppression of democracy. >> reporter: the government says it is not targeteding journalists. >> lie. this was a lie. >> reporter: connie who doesn't want her full name published for safety reasons, worked at the tabloid apple daily. it shut down last june after police raided its offices, seized its assets and arrested at least nine executives and staffers on charges of collusion with foreign powers. after a 16-year career as a journalist in hong kong, connie is unemployed. >> i'm thinking of leaving hong kong. >> why? >> because it is not safe anymore. >> reporter: hong kong used to be the freest corner of modern day china, a former british colony that was supposed to be shared the strict government censor

hello and welcome to fox news live, i'm arthel neville. eric: thank you for joining us on this sunday. i'm eric sean. also live at the southern border this hour the migrant surge there is continuing. this as texas governor greg abbott, well, officially announces run for reelection. this as the state deployment of national guard troops there comes under

. >> i am molly, i'm delighted to be with you, eric shawn and arthel neville are off today. the holiday travel is linked to another top story this hour. omicron variant driving a surge of the covid i