their new building in wilmington, which is almost complete, will accommodate 500 employees. we're building delaware's economy for the future. i especially want to thank members of the general assembly who sit on the board of the dpp -- senator jack walsh, senator brian pettyjohn, representative bill bush, and representative lyndon yearick we appreciate their participation and feedback. [applause] as they can tell you, these new jobs are not just confined to the northern part of our state. we work hard to promote central and lower delaware. baltimore-based textile manufacturer avalon industries is relocating and expanding in dover. miller metal, a longtime leader in delaware manufacturing, is adding jobs in bridgeville. and wuxi sta pharmaceuticals is preparing to add 500 jobs and a half a billion dollars in capital investment at a massive new manufacturing facility in middletown. we also have some fun news on the tourism front. in march, the atlantic 10 conference will bring its women's basketball championship to the chase fieldhouse in wilmington. [applause] you have to go

in march the conference will bring the women's basketball championship to the fieldhouse in wilmington. we have to see those women in turn it on. and in august hosting the pga of thousands of fans for the bmw championship. delaware is on the map these events are putting us on the map and in terms of national and international, it certainly doesn't help one —- shirt three, the president of the united states support from the federal government will us build the economic work in communities up and down our state. using federal stimulus dollars bid and upgrade libraries in every county to help nonprofits modernize the building so they can better serve the people of our state and significantly increase resources for gun violence prevention program in m wilmington andover. working with many of you and house majority leader to use federal money to improve the state mental health services with the help of our lieutenant governor as well. we will supercharge a largest infrastructure plan and then to build out electric vehicle infrastructure and then to prepare delaware for the future. we also

with that, want to bring in nbc's josh lederman who's in wilmington, delaware, where the president is right now. josh, give us an update. how is the white house dealing with this? are they monitoring the situation there? what's happening? >> reporter: they are. we are told, yasmin, that the white house is closely monitoring the situation at that synagogue in texas at this hour. the white house referring all questions about what's been taking place in texas to the fbi as well as to local law enforcement agencies at this time. we know that president biden, who has been spending this weekend at his home in wilmington, he is at his house right now. he spent part of today with his grandson at a local country club, but the white house has not yet given what's referred to as a lid for the night, meaning there's a pool of reporters who is with the president at this time. they will stay with him, and it's possible we could still see the president tonight if he were to decide to leave the residence. on saturday evenings, it's uncommon for him and his family to go to church in the wilmington are

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 blaming the flight issue on crew shortages driven by covid-19 on top of severe weather conditions "coast to coast" that is left some travelers like this one at chicago o'hare hoping they don't have to spend the night there. >> i'm not used to it, last year was traveling and there was no one here i like to see the people but this is a lot of people. >> a lot of people indeed according to flight aware.com, 2000 cancellations within a

and sleet coming to an end here within the next two hours or so for the east coast cities including wilmington, myrtle beach area, charleston. certainly into raleigh, the precipitation has already passed there. but nonetheless, the damage is already done. we've had reports of over .3 inch of ice that's accumulated by the national weather service near the wilmington area. here's a future satellite and radar. it is a quick-moving storm, but again, it has caused serious icing concerns. it public very slick on the roadways. avoid travel if you can this morning. and of course, if you do lose power, do not run a generator indoors. and if you do happen to venture out, look out for black ice. any precipitation that did fall is going to flereeze on the grod quickly because temperatures are below freezing. by the way, you just made my heart so warm today learning that the sequel to the movie is coming on hbo max. i am so excited about "a christmas story." favorite movie of my family. >> it really? this is a good weekend to stay home and watch some television, i think. we'll leave it there are for -- for

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welcome to "fox news live" i am gillian turner and washington we go first to reach edson in wilmington, delaware. good afternoon. >> good afternoon this is president biden's last full day in delaware for the holiday week, tomorrow he returns to the white house and a host of challenges many of them are focused on testing coming off the holiday week couple of weeks of long lines americans waiting hours to get covid test. the administration is trying to buy 500 million of them to send out for free though it's unclear when adobe available doctor anthony fauci said the at-home antigen test are accurate especially more americans use them. >> the very good when they're given sequentially if you do them two or three times over a today. at the end of the day there is good as the pcr. >> president biden faces a series of covid related court challenges the supreme court friday will hear cases involving the administration mandate for employees at larger companies or healthcare workers to be vaccinated or tested. the federal judge also blocked a federal vaccine mandate for those involved in the hea

including myrtle beach and wilmington. the ice could have a significant impact on travel and bring down trees and power lines. north carolina's governor warns that some areas could see widespread power outages and treacherous roads. he has activated the state's national guard. i want to bring in meteorologist derek van dam. derek, what can we expect in that part of the world? >> of course, it's not only treacherous travel condition on the roads, but also airports. take a look at what happened raleigh durham airport friday evening because of ice and sleet that accumulated on a runway. a delta flight carrying 13 passengers actually slit off the runway. no one was injured. they all depart -- excuse me, got off the plane safely. however, can you imagine the terrifying moments when your plane skids off the runway. i would say time to close the airport. let's get to the graphics. the weather is moving on rather quickly as we have ice and sleet to contend across the coastal areas. a very rare snowfall in the beach, myrtle beach,

jon: lucas tomlinson from wilmington, delaware. president biden had a bad week as you just heard he dealt with setbacks on everything from vaccine mandates to voting rights, however, the biggest issue facing his presidency might be the economy particularly inflation. from december 2022 december 21 overall price 7%. gas prices have skyrocketed 50% in staples like meats, fish and eggs are of 12 and half percent and the president turn the ship around to take charge of economic let's bring engineering the member of the armed services in environment and public works and agriculture businesses in entrepreneurship committee. thank you for joining us. >> it's great to be with you. >> i have a friend that got over covid looking for chicken soup today could not find chicken noodle soup anywhere. what is going on can you blame the opposite biden? >> i would rather blame on president biden then somebody else because this falls squarely on his shoulders we have supply-chain difficulties and raging covid even though he said he would put that wan

we focus on the ice storm warning in and around wilmington. that is where things will get dicey quickly. not a lot of precipitation on this radar at the moment. however, you can see temperatures there hovering just above freezing for this particular location. snowfall has come to an end near norfolk. heading a little further to the south you can see this is all rain from charlg stop to wilmington as well as the myrtle bay region. this precipitation will turn to freezing rain. temperatures crash on the snow front. a snowflake or two along the coast. up to half an inch of ice in the southern portions of the state into south carolina. laura and christine, back to you. >> derek, good time to stay home. thanks. >> indeed. >>> new revelations on donald trump's attempts to overturn election results in georgia. >>> plus covid concerns at the beijing olympics. the name us voices who will stay home instead. >>> and the governor who wants his own armed election police force. stressed, dry and sandpaper. strypaper? luckily, there's biotrue hydration boost

you can see the ice storm in the wilmington and newburgh region. shades of pink to the north, that's a winter storm warning where we anticipate anywhere from 4 to upwards of 6 inches of snow. here's the evolution of the storm through the course of the day today. you can see how the cold front crashes through, brings in colder temperatures behind it. we transition from ice over to snow. that is only going to make travel more treacherous as the day and evening wears on. forecast accumulation calls for anywhere from a quarter to half an inch of ice. higher amounts around wilmington as you work your way inland. same for portions of south carolina. it will remain snow for places like norfolk and to the extreme southeastern sections of virginia. this is the broader picture. again, it's all part of a storm system that's bringing a texas-size cool down to the lone star state where temperatures there, get this, isa, have dropped 39 degrees fahrenheit in houston, texas, in about a 24-hour period behind this cold front. and that is why we have some freezing r

mary alice parks, abc news, wilmington, delaware. >>> twitter has permanently suspended the personal account of republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. twitter says she repeatedly violated their policy on coronavirus misinformation and her account will not be restored. greene criticized the move as un-american. her official congressional account is still active. >>> now to an off-ice save from the world of hockey. >> that's right. a nhl fan's message turned out to be life-changing. a woman named nadia held up this message toward the equipment manager, brian hamilton. the mole on the back of your neck is possibly cancerous, please go see a doctor. hamilton had it checked out and learned that it was in fact a malignant melanoma. >> it's incredible that he even saw this. over the weekend, he met nadia and had a message for his unexpected, would-be guardian angel. >> my mom wants you to know she loves you, and my sister. >> i love your mom and your sister, too. so we're all on the save wavelength. >> nadia plans to attend medical school. the canucks and her favorite team, the se

you talked about 1898 in wilmington, the white riot in wilmington, north carolina. that was the first coup d'etat in the united states that slaughtered dozens of black people. and you talked about that in the context of american democracy and transformation. the reason you brought that up in that book is not because you hate america but because you love america and love the country. but the only way we can move forward is by facing that history. james baldwin reminds us not everything that we confront can be faced and transformed, but without facing it, it's never going to be over. so i think what we're seeing with these neighboraarrative wa republican party that doesn't want to face not just the narrative of slavery but inequality and segregation and poverty and violence that is owed to that legacy of slavery. the only way we're ever going to get over this is to have truth, justice and reconciliation is if we tell that shared history. and that shared history shouldn't make white people or anybody feel uncomfortable because we have white heroes who are part of that

let's go rice to msnbc's mike memoli joining us from wilmington, delaware where the president is spending the weekend. today's call with zelensky comes just days after the president spoke with president putin. what is the timing of the two calls. where does the situation stand? >> reporter: the timing of this call so quickly after president biden spoke with president putin is significant because as we've seen in the eight years now since russia annexed the crimean peninsula part of ukraine's territory there's been only a continued build up of pressure by russia on ukraine trying to undermine the government there. so that is why at every turn you see president biden, other administration officials doing everything they can to underscore the u.s. commitment to ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity. there is this principle president biden has articulated especially since his earlier call with president putin in december which is no conversations about ukraine without ukraine. that is why he wanted to follow up as quickly as possible with president zelensky about just what he and pr

wilmington, columbia, savannah, albany, panama city. you could be seeing the threat for severe weather. that's something we'll watch closely through the afternoon hours. >> cold air is on the move. look at this difference. you can see what's happening here. to the east, springlike weather. savannah, 81 degrees. it feels like summer there. and not too far to the west, freezing temperatures. dallas dropped 50 degrees overnight, and they are -- >> what? >> -- walking out the door to 37 -- i know. i can hear you. 50 degrees. and it's feeling like the teens today. that cold air will rush to the east and set the stage for some snow in the mid-atlantic. so alex, we are all over the place. we have like four seasons on this map. it's been very busy and continues to be very busy. >> 50 degrees in dallas overnight of a drop? whoa. thank you, michelle. appreciate that. >>> classes are back in session tomorrow for many students after the long holiday break. but some school districts are reconsidering their plans. let's go to nbc's liz mclaughlin fro

president biden is right now attending mass here in wilmington. we'll let you know when the service ends if he speaks to the press. jackie, guysesome. >> let me is can you this, because the hostage taker, from what we understand, claims to be the brother of this convicted terrorist. we're not necessarily sure, but one of the theories that's been posited over the last couple of hours is that potentially the situation that's unfolding is that he wants to see his sister or see her elited. her released. and some of the experts that we've had on the air have essentially said that's a nonstarter. hostage negotiators are not going to give in to those kinds of demands. so i'm just wondering as we watch go on into, essentially, the fifth hour now, you know, how do you think the white house will respond if this takes a turn? >> reporter: well, jackie, the hostage taker reportedly says he has children, no doubt they'll be part, potentially, of any negotiations with him. reportedly, she has ties to al-qaeda and, you're right, aafia siddiqui is currently servi

rich edison from wilmington, delaware, happy new year, buddy. anita. anita: new cases breaking new daily records and just in the last week alone health officials have confirmed more than 2 million cases. our charles watson is live with more details. he's live in atlanta, hello, charles. charles: hi, anita, the u.s. reaching record levels of covid-19 infections, of course, fueled by the omicron variant. this is the backdrop as millions of americans get set toga back k to school and uncertainty as to what comes well as the u.s. clocks well over 300,000 new cases a day and hospitalizations among children surge, most of the nation's schools are sticking with plans to welcome kids back for in-person learning while a handful of school districts are opting to ease back into things. georgia's largest school district, they will go virtual rather when they resume classes next week and transition to in-person learning in days to follow. seattle publish schools are pushing first day of class in an effort to test the district securing 60,000 testing kits and will d

jasmine wright from wilmington, delaware, thanks so much. >>> let's dig deeper. "new york times" white house and national security correspondent david singer with us and politico playbook author rachel bade. thank you for sharing your sunday with us. first to you, president biden set to take questions from the press this week. what are you expecting to hear from biden with his popularity rating at a low? >> well, as you just heard, he does need a reset. he's got three sets of problems here. one is with his own party. the reason that the voting rights act is likely to fail on wednesday just before the press conference is because he can't bring along all 50 of his members of the senate, and he's going to have to explain the strategy of what he's going to do to get things done between now and the midterm elections when he's likely to lose his majority. his second big problem, he has a virus where the various strategies have so far failed to bring it under control. this is not where he expected to be a year into his presidency. he's got to make the case that it will

lucas: the president is here in wilmington. anita: that's right. thank you very much for the live report. ♪ ♪ anita: well surge in omicron cases has reportedly began to slow down in u.s. cities bringing hope that a plateau may be on the horizon but many areas are still reeling from the record-breaking spike in cases. here to tell us more is charles watson, charles, what can you tell us? charles: good afternoon, the highly contagious omicron variant continues to drive the surge and drive the demand for covid testing across the country, states are trying to get a handle on it particularly here in georgia where you can see behind me atlanta's mercedes benz stadium is now playing host to a mega testing site that's capable of testing up to 2,000 people per day and this is just one of 3 of these mega sites of the atlanta metro area which has certainly seen spike in infections, in fact, the entire state of georgia is seeing high transmission rates, about 30% of all tests resulting in positive infections and with daily hospital admissions nearing 1,000

let's get straight to white house reporter kevin liptack traveling with president biden in wilmington, delaware. we have cnn diplomatic editor nic robertson live from moscow. kevin, start with you, what do we know about the upcoming call between president biden and president zelensky? what's on the table there? >> yeah. this is really meant to -- for president biden to update president zelensky about that 50-minute phone call he held with president putin last week and to really kind of lay out his strategy going forward as he continues to try to defuse this crisis on the ukraine border. this kind of follows the same pattern the last time the president spoke to putin, he also spoke to zelensky a couple days later. the white house has made clear and white house officials have repeated that they aren't going to do anything that affects crane's future without incorporating ukraine and president zelensky into the discussion. essentially they aren't going to go behind ukraine's back as they try to figure out this situation. the reason that's important, obviously, ukraine's sovereignty seems

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wilmington has seen massive growth the last 10, 15 years. being a very affordable southeastern beach community that has a midsized university, uncw, a lot of people are moving down here to get away from the ice and snow. i would say half of my neighbors are from new york, new jersey. you know, some of the development is not being strong. if we look at the fiscal responsibility, and some of the stimulus money has not been going, i think, the right direction as you discussed. some things like -- if you look, the only two presidents that have balanced budget are democrats and that is andrew jackson, and he used a lot of land reclamation from the westward push during his administration. of course, the last was william jefferson clinton. i think we could use the funds differently. we have got so many people and now we just see massive growth in the hospitals where people cannot afford. it is just crowded. i think a reflection of physical responsibility is what is necessary. host: is there anything in particular you think the local officials in wi

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happy re unions or some afghans playing taliban rule. rescued by relatives living here in germany and wilmington, unconventional entrepreneur, breaking down stereotypes. oh, really. american belgian mother of 5 launches are multi lingual internet channel to share her favorite recipes and hope that the spelling prejudice ah i feel gail, welcome to the program. a europe is preparing for an even bigger wave of covered 19 infections. the highly contagious omicron variance is quickly becoming dominant with more testing. now being done after the holiday season is fair. that case numbers will climb to new records and that could increase the pressure on hospitals and leave many workplaces short staffed. each member state is grappling with a way forward, rome days away from tougher restrictions. italy is one of so many european countries, again, faced with and braced for increased hardship in the form of regulated movement, tougher economic times and overflowing intensive care units. the director of this room hospital says for a month we have been systematically full my the, i mean the be any stark contr

this is wilmington, north carolina. the snow didn't tick around long but it did get there. it is in parts of the northeast where some places are seeing whiteout conditions. this is video in a place called long island, maine. not that long island, this long island, up in maine. wishing you could be there. >> do i? do i? no. i'm good where i'm at. >> this is boston. you're looking at their storm ranger. they got one too. looks just like ours. but ours is looking for something to do. and theirs has found something to do. it's covered in snow. >> i was keeping in touch with some of my buddies there who work in boston. they said they have about 23 inches out there right now. >> wow. >> the most since 2018 i think was the last time they got similar amount of snow out there. >> and it's still coming down. it's going sideways. you saw that with the nbc boston storm ranger there in the wind and wind chill numbers. you combine the wind speeds and air temperature into the single digits and below zero. meantime our storm ranger atop sam bruno mountain would love to be scanning for rain

he just left church just before 6:00 local time here in wilmington, did not speak to the press. no official statement issued from his press secretary jen psaki tweeting the president is receiving regular updates and no doubt he will be closely monitoring the situation. unclear if and when he'll depart here. of course the big snowstorm here but he's continuing to monitor the situation and the fbi is on scene and hostage negotiation team and s.w.a.t. team b1 the snow is flying or at least it was there in colleyville. we've seen that footage as well. lucas tomlinson, thank you. if anything, change in regard to this situation, we will certainly break into our programming and let you know. that's how fox reports on this saturday january 15 of 2022. i am jon scott. thank you for joining us. see you tomorrow. "watters' world" is next. ♪♪ .. [♪♪♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. the end of an era. monday fox announced i will be hosting the 7:00 p.m. hour called "jesse watters primetime." i am extremely grateful to get this shot. i will still be hosting -

moisture into the sub-freezing air, so, significant icing in places like myrtle beach, wilmington. two to six inches of snow through raleigh and virginia beach. it is the icing we're most worried about. a quarter to a half an inch of that. we could see power outages, as well. david? >> could be a doipg rouse 24 hours ahead. be careful on the roadways. rob, thank you. >>> meantime tonight, president biden and the white house in damage control mode after that marathon news conference and what he said on russia, suggesting any response to vladimir putin depends on what he does along the border of ukraine, suggesting one possibility is a, quote, minor incursion in ukraine. the president of ukraine stunned and quickly reacting, saying there is no such thing as a minor incursion. here's our senior white house correspondent mary bruce tonight. >> reporter: at the white house today, president biden tried to put out a firestorm of criticism after these comments about a possible russian invasion of ukraine sparked international concern. >> russia will be held accountable, if it invades and i

that includes wilmington. then there's the snow, at times heavy, could include virginia beach to norfolk. and then snow accumulating 1-3 inches from raleigh back down toward columbia. for all these places, norah, really tough travel conditions and dangerous areas, where we could see power outages as well. >> o'donnell: mike bettes, thank you. dr. anthony fauci says the f.d.a. could authorize the pfizer vaccine for kids under five in the next month. this comes as doctors are reporting a surge in cases among children. nearly a million child cases were reported in just the past week. that's four times the peak of last winter's surge. on average, more than 900 kids per day admitted to the hospital test positive for covid. the u.s. surgeon general has declared a youth mental health crisis. that's been made worse by the pandemic-caused lockdowns and remote learning. today's "eye on america" explores a program helping young people cope inside, by taking them outdoors. cbs's jan crawford reports. >> reporter: denise s

his mannerisms, he spends 25% of his time in wilmington, last week he went out for an ice cream. as the situation between russia and ukraine and russia and united states has reached a very hot point. should the american people be very, very concerned about the leadership of this country. >> biden is doing bear minimum with regard to china, he would be doing less without pressure from the american people, he believes we need to get along with china and have a climate deal, unfortunately even if you think that climate is most purpose threat to u.s., he -- important threat to u.s., he is not working on the issues that china has, china will not agree to anything or honor its agreements. mark: bizarre when you think about it. he deals with irannian regime the same way. they have not honored a single damn agreement, it is a terrorist regime, and the communist regime in china the same way. the communist do not adhere to anything, putin the same thing. he makes a teal -- or russiasian make a deal with ukraine. they will help protect the territory they violate. what is it going to take? f

05 is when we expect president joe biden to return to the white house after spending the holidays in wilmington, delaware. this afternoon, he will be meeting with family and independent farmers and ranchers to reduce prices and meat processing. his return to washington comes with major questions hanging in the air over what the future is of his domestic fiscal spending agenda and the future of build back better. jonathan: looking forward to that. we have a tradition on bloomberg surveillance, to catch up with ian brenner. one of the top 10 risks is turkey. we will talk about that. matt miller, turkey, inflation in that country, 36.08%. a move of about half of 1% positive against the turkish lira. 36% on cpi, that is brutal. matt: it is unbelievable. we talk about the action on the turkish lira and the rates there, all the time. we don't think of the human impact. it has to be difficult to deal with. you have to wonder how much of that drives bitcoin adoption. i know people will say it is too volatile and it is not an inflation hedge. if your currency loses 36% of its value, you start looking at

so, significant icing in places like myrtle beach, wilmington. two to six inches of snow in raleigh and norfolk and virginia beach. but it is the icing we're most worried about in those areas. could see a quarter to half an inch of that. not just dangerous drive, but we could see some power outages, as well. david? >> could be a dangerous 24 hours ahead. be careful on the roadways. rob, our thanks to you, as always. >>> meantime tonight, president biden and the white house in damage control mode after that marathon news conference and what he said on russia, suggesting any response to vladimir putin depends on what he does along the border of ukraine, suggesting one possibility is a, quote, minor incursion in ukraine. the president of ukraine stunned and quickly reacting, saying there is no such thing as a minor incursion. here's our senior white house correspondent mary bruce tonight. >> reporter: at the white house today, president biden tried to put out a firestorm of criticism after these comments about a possible russian invasion of ukraine

edward: foggy wilmington, delaware. for more on how this can play out in 2022 we are joined by lieutenant colonel danny davis. president biden held a 50 minute phone call with russian president stressing there would be severe sanctions and implied more us troops would move into europe, with aggression toward ukraine. was this morning enough? >> we got to look at the core issue, what is best for the united states. we always want to say let's put more military force in, let's threaten more things to coerce putin back and resurrection we want to go but we have to look at this in stone cold reality. as your correspondent mentioned in 2008 when putin was afraid georgia would join nato he took military action and did the same thing in 2014 with crimea. there is no reason to think if he doesn't feel pushed and threatened again he might take the same action. what would be a much better policy for the united states that many don't like but has the best chance of success is in zelinski's call should encourage them to declare neut

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is greatest risk for severe storms and expect this to expand throughout the next couple of hours and wilmington, columbia and savannah. widening out here this is the view. an expansive storm with the rain and sleet and freezing rain an snow tennessee valley to the northeast. certainly continuing to see some problems weather-wise at the airport just we have the cold front moving through. an area of low pleasure riding along this deepening to bring in cold air. we could see accumulating snow in the mid atlantic. this is the commute tomorrow morning expecting it to hit in d.c. and virginia, southern new jersey and maryland. it's not let up. the west is looking pretty good and the eastern half of the nation seeing a lot of weather. >> thank you. >>> omicron is also threatening to keep children from the classroom. school officials facing tough calls as kids prepare to return from the holiday break. cases among u.s. kids are quote high and increasing with nearly 200,000 cases in the week of christmas alone. liz mclaughlin is covering this for us. it is a difficult decision for both parents and admini

president in delaware, he spent part of it 101 days so far in his home state at his primary residence in wilmington or his vacation home. his team says he simply likes being home. critics are raising concern who may be trying to influence public policy. biden refuses to share visitor logs for his delaware homes. >> todd: interesting. contributor says don't blame joe biden or kamala harris for administration's failure. >> the problem for democrats, not they have bad leaders, they have bad followers. >> griff: joe concha has thoughts about that, he's up next. ♪ i want it that away. ♪ ♪ plaque psoriasis, the burning, itching. the pain. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...can uncover clearer skin and improve symptoms at 16 weeks. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. emerge tremfyant® with tremfya®... ask you doctor about tremfya® today. >> that is a good thing, succes

what you did in "this is the fire," you talked about slavery, rebellion in louisiana and wilmington, north carolina. the united states over threw interracial and slaughtered dozens of black people. you talk about that in the context of american democracy and transformation. the reason you brought up that book not because you hate america but because you love our country. the only way we move forward is facing that country. it is not everything that we confront can be faced and transformed. without facing it is never going to be over. i think what we are seeing with these narrative wars is the republican party does not want to face not just the legacy of slavery but the contemporary reproduction of inequality and segregation and poverty and violence that's owed to that legacy and slavery. the only way we'll get over this is to have truth and justice and reconciliation is that we tell that shared history. that should not make any white people feeling uncomfortable. we have white heroes who are apart of that story and asians and latin-esque. to the abolitionists and indigenists. and we

and today he's in wilmington i think biden calls a lot. he is the first nonfamily memo to sleep in the white house. and i wish i could write about him. i really do. think their friendship is extraordinary. both on a policy level. if you read ben kramer's book, what it takes, you will see the role ted plays in the presidential campaign. the last person he wants to talk to, is ted kaufman. >> has the next book for you has a president ever had a best anime? you're known by as much by your friend. and they clinton administration he could have so many enemies hit every thing he had to destroy bill clinton. >> not afraid not. it's a really, really interesting question. i think it would make for a great book. listen if you want to work with me on it, reach out. >> i will put you in touch. the person who asked that question is that when you and i both know. [laughter] i'll leave it at that. this is book number one. hopefully there'll be many, many more books. first always. i don't know. i've been toying with a lot of different ideas. i just love t

let's go to lucas tomlinson in wilmington, delaware, with the president. lucas? >> reporter: that's right. good morning, edward, from wilmington where president biden arrived last night from washington, and even his strongest supporters admit this week has been a disaster. >> there's a lot of talk about disappointments of things we haven't gotten done. we're going to get a lot of them done, i might add. reporter: this week u.s. inflation hitting its fastest pace in nearyly four decades -- nearly four decades. an almost 50% increase in gas prices as americans across the country have noticed at the pump and a 12.5% jump in grocery store prices including meat, fish and eggs. at the white house, jen psaki claims nobody saw this coming. >> we are getting out of a pandemic, and the economic downturn tied to it at a rate that is faster than anyone would have thought would have happened. >> reporter: talks with russia failing to stop tensions at the border with ukraine, the situation now even more tense. a speech in georgia failed to get voting rights pass ld, biden comp

he spends 25% of his time in wilmington, last week he went out for an ice cream, as the situation between russia and ukraine and russia and united states has reached a very hot point. should t the american people be concerned about the leadership in had country. >> biden is doing the bear minimum with regard to china, he would do less if there were not pressure from american people, he believes thatur we need to go along with china, to have a climate deal, but, even if you think climb climate is most important threat to u.s. he is just not working to the issues with china. mark: the same thing, and communist regime in china the samen way, the communist don't adhere to anything. putin the same thing. he makes this deal with ukraine, or the russians do. they get the ukraine an nuclear 12s and response to that, they will help protect the ukraine an territory, which they violate. about what is it going to take? for a democrat president to understand you can't trust un in knock. north korea or vlar putin or xi jinping, they should view them as republicans, thank you very much. gordon chang you

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laura ingle on betty white but first rich edison live in wilmington, delaware where the president is spending the holiday weekend. rich. rich: good afternoon, william, the president faces a host of challenges as he's getting into his second year in office. his administration is trying to make testing a priority though he's caught plenty of criticism for not moving on that sooner to try to beat the holiday season and now this omicron surge to close out 2021 plenty of americans stood in line trying to get their covid test, looking at empty shelves trying to get test. the administration working on buying 500 million at-home kits, even the president admits he wishes he had moved on that a couple of months ago. the administration also has several upcoming court challenges, fedudge blocked mask and vaccine mandates in texas headstart program and ruling likely means continues in federal court system. this friday supreme court schedule today hear challenges to the biden administration's vaccine or testing mandates and certain healthcare workers. the president faces challenges abroad, russia

that includes wilmington. then there's the snow, at times heavy. could include virginia beach and norfolk. then snow accumulating one to three inches from raleigh back down toward columbia. for all these places, norah, really tough travel conditions and dangerous areas where we could see power outages as well. >> mike bettis, thank you. >>> dr. anthony fauci says the fda could authorize the pfizer vaccine for kids under 5 in the next month. this comes as doctors are reporting a surge in cases among children. nearly a million child cases were reported in just the past week. that's four times the peak of last winter's surge. on average, more than 900 kids per day admitted to the hospital test positive for covid. don't settle for products that give you a sort-of white smile. try crest whitening emulsions... ...for 100% whiter teeth. its highly active peroxide droplets... ...swipe on in seconds. facing expensive vitamin c creams with dull results? olay brightens it up with new olay vitamin c.ter teeth.es . gives you two times brighter skin. hydrates be

he and the first lady had lunch just across the street from where we are here in wilmington and he was asked if he had a reaction and he said she -- he said it was a shame. he said she was a classy lady and he of course, quoted his mother and said 99 years old, god love her. the first lady chimed in to say who doesn't love betty white? so obviously, the impact of her passing being felt here, as well. i should mention, katy, the president did talk about ukraine, his call with president putin yesterday and said as much as we heard from the white house yesterday, he made it clear if he were to invade that he would face a severe economic sanction and also nato retaliation and also talked about the wildfires in colorado, said he is considering going there and has spoken with the governor, as well. a quick conversation with the president in what is a an otherwise quiet week but including the death of betty white. >> let's bring in dean ogeidallah. host of sirus dean ogeidallah show. i was talking about betty white's comedian timing, this are so many female comedians that said she was their n