elizabeth: yeah. >> republicans will capture the house. they will capture the senate. then what will happen next? in my view is republicans care about the country. they will put forward bills they hope joe biden will sign. they will try to make things work. between now and then everything is dead. only thing i can imagine happening is that if we go into recession because of all the heavy regulation biden is pushing, fed starts raising interest rates, they might have a stimulus bill. if republicans see a bad recession they might do that. but my guess there will be not be a single piece of legislation between now and midterms. elizabeth: interesting you say that. >> extenders, keeping the government open kind of stuff. elizabeth: i hear what you're saying. listen to the common sense school board parents, security moms, worried about inflation and crime and things like food prices hitting the kitchen tables, even crime at the border, know what i mean? instead you have messaging, when you look back, kevin

elizabeth: tonight america's turning point. democrat state are even moving away from failed shutdowns and restrictions to focus on living with covid. are we moving back to normalcy. it may not feel like that because the politicians keep politicizing the pandemic. look at this, white house empty policies hitting light of day. the president says we're looking at a winter of severe illness and death when biden campaigned he would end the pandemic but waited a year to increase covid testing. when trump had zero warning of a pandemic would hitt and hit hard. still mobilized a massive private sector response to create vaccines, covid tests, ppe, masks, ventilators. wherever you come down on the political side of the aisle biden inherited all of that. what is the democrat response? keep blaming trump. claim he didn't do enough. demand top-down government mandates and restrictions, fueling this, a health care worker shortage in the middle of the pandemic making little or no effort to partner with the private sector. joining us tonights

plus applause elizabeth: hello. bob: a lot of people out there. elizabeth: i'm right here. ok. elizabeth: thanks very much. great. bill: thank you all for coming out today. can everyone hear me ok? no? how about now. it's great to have you here today for what is a program i've been working to organize for a long time but it's a sad day for americans because of the passing of a good friend of the doles, secretary jack kemp. i just wanted to ask both of you to share a story or insight on secretary kemp and what he meant to america. elizabeth: let me say that just a few months ago, when i was running for re-election to the senate, jack kemp was with me in north carolina traveling on a bus through the mountains and you know, he was so full of energy and enthusiasm and just a great example of the public servant who has that passion for what he does. so we enjoyed being together and then just a short time later we learned of the illness and so we've been in close touch with them, it's heartbreaking. i remember back in the early days when i was assistant to the president for public li

elizabeth: let's be clear. the white house has not required universal testing or vaccine mandates for border-crossers. border protection is overwhelmed with drug and human traffickers. they're not checking as dr. fauci implied. the administration given the job of checking to non-profits. they don't uniformly do it either. again he is whipping fastballs by the american people. >> yeah, absolutely, liz. this guy is the same guy who said in committee under oath at the united states congress that we did not fund gain of function research. well now we know that u.s. dollars did do that he is not an honest person or not competent to make decisions because he keeps contradicting his own statements and clearly here at the border there are no protections. i have been to that border there is no system. they don't block covid positive people. they turn around and put them on airplanes in mcallen, texas and fly them all over this country. it is absurd this hypocrisy they're doing. elizabeth: you know mask for kids but not

elizabeth: yeah. i mean i think the government only dna tests about less than 6% of covid variant samples. that is like a fraction of what europe and the uk is doing. doctor, people are racing for testing because the omicron variant is so mild they're confused they don't know if they have the cold or flu which is on the rise. biden is admitting they should have done more to do ramp up manufacturing of rapid tests. he is claiming no one saw omicron coming. what do you say to that? >> look, not only did many doctors say this was coming and likely but once omicron came it took almost six weeks for any contract with testing facilities to get drawn up and this is the role of the federal government in the time of any health emergency is to prepurchase medications and tests. that is their role. everything else is down at the state leveled. this is where we've seen a significant delay. it may come too late you by the time tests come. we may see the boom and bust of omicron like we're seeing in south africa. e

elizabeth: we hear you. congressman buschon, outgoing lame duck mayor of new york, bill de blasio, mandating a private companies without a testing option. no forewarning, no debate, whether it is legal. the incoming mayor eric adams has to deal with this. it feels like a alexander haig and nixon moment. all of sudden he is pulling this. dr. fauci says the omicron variant doesn't appear as dangerous as thought. the white house fast tracking potentially more potent vaccines. what is going on with that? >> i would agree it is an outrage discuss policy and unnecessary and possibly not legal. it will further damage new york city's economy but here's the thing, covid politics is good for democrats historically. there is a lot of virtue signaling going on whether republicans care about people. that is what this is all about. it is an outrageous policy as dr. murphy mentioned. it is time to move on, open the economy and quit the political bantering about the covid vaccines, about the covid virus, and politicians nee

elizabeth: breaking news. a jury has gunned ghislaine maxwell get h guilty on five of six counts for courting and grooming teenage girls to be sexually abused by her friend the financeer jeffrey epstein. she faces up 65 years in prison. joining us with his take, former federal prosecutor jim trusty. jim, this is the life-styles of the rich and powerful. some would say the life-styles of the rich and heinous. this is a ugly and dark case. what americans want to know will maxwell start talking about jeffrey epstein's clients to potentially reduce the spending the rest of her life in prison? >> that is a possibility. the legal avenue for that to happen is still there. part of it whether she has come in to talk to the federal prosecutors and agents, if she has, it was failure, she was not honest, that door is pretty well shut. not testifying at trial gives her a glimmer of hope if she wants to reduce the overall sentence she can get she could have value to the government. if she gets on the stand pure per jurors h

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit," it starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: we've got breaking news. another tough poll for the president. a new "fox business poll" finds the president underwater with voters across the board. on crime, the pandemic, taxes, spending, the border. jackie deangelis is back with us. she has got the story. reporter: good evening to you, liz. that's right, this new "fox business poll" out tonight says less than half of voters approve of president biden's job. that number hit a low of 44% lass month. this of course as coronavirus coronavirus cases are back on the rise and a massive spending bill hangs in the balance. supply chain and inflation issues persist. in fact aside from the pandemic, only a little more than a third of voters approve of biden on the economy, taxes, crime, government spending, and immigration. that is a lot of issues where there is falling confidence. voters consistently give president joe biden his best ratings on the pandemic. even there he has lost grou

elizabeth: has quite a fight. schiff is saying the sharing by the trump campaign of polling data, battleground state information with russia, russian was doing a social media campaign to elect a trump or the trump was ready to get dirt on hillary in the trump tower in russia. that's all collision does not rise to the level of conspiracy under the law? >> absently not. that is a joke. every campaign tries to get dirt on their opponent that is called opposition research. facebook has disclosed numerous times that russia has bought ads. a few weeks ago russia bought ads in ukraine to try to stir up civil unrest there. russia buys facebook ads. that is all that adam schiff could come up with was that russia bought facebook ads. he never could prove they were colluding with the trump campaign. he spent millions and millions of tax dollars in four years and two impeachments over nothing. it is a joke. adam schiff is a joke it is a disgrace he is still chairman of the house committee. elizabeth: now is content to mislead

elizabeth: okay. we begin with flying the unfriendly skies. over 6,000 flights delayed and canceled just today. over the weekend 10,000 were canceled or delayed during the christmas holiday rush. we've got airline workers coming down with a highly contagious omicron variant. all this as dr. fauci is now saying he support as vaccine mandate to fly on airplanes. democrats are pressuring the president to do this. madison alworth has the update and more. madison? reporter: liz, over the last couple of daves thousands of flights have been canceled. the spread of covid-19 has created a problem for these airlines trying to staff those flights and get them off the ground. it has caused major headaches across the u.s. look where cancellations and delays stand today. right now there have been over 1200 flights canceled today. that is getting dangerously close to yesterday's eye-opening 1500 cancellations. there are also now over 5,000 delays. southwest airlines, they have about 1000 of those. taking up a vast m

elizabeth: okay. here's the thing, we've got eric swalwell talking about you have to get vaccinated if you're going to get on an airplane. that is what he wants. "the atlantic"'s david frum treat unvaccinated last in hospitals. but you know, there is that, they're talking about that when you have the u.s. murder rate rising 30% since 2019. at least a dozen major cities including new york city, historical murder records in 2021. the outgoing mayor bee blast yo downplaying it claiming we're safer when he took office. philadelphia d.a. says there is no violent crime crisis when there is. homicides are up. >> why don't the democrats go do their job? what you should do is give people good information about the vaccine, what is happening to covid, people make a good hoist. when i was governor of florida i didn't mandate people evacuate from hurricane. here are the issues you have to deal with. here is where you can go. what i would do. when we had the zika health care crisis i gave pregnant women for a free

elizabeth: come back soon. still to come reports that the border crisis is turning more hispanics into swing voters and republicans. this as illegals are pouring across the west texas area as east texas battens down. up next, from house judiciary, he is congressman dan bishop. reports that hillary clinton's former campaign lawyer now turning against a top fbi official reportedly throwing him under the bus in order to fight back against special counsel john durham's criminal charges. we look at what is at stake in the criminal probe of the botched trump russia investigation. the story next. at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner with access to financial advice, tools and a personalized plan that helps you build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. (vo) what's better

elizabeth: rick, you know, dr. fauci even said we have to live with covid but we have a hard focus on testing and vaccinations and not treatments of the is that really the only way when vaccinated are getting sick? people want normalcy. people want to hear more about treatments. pfizer, merck, biontech are working on pills and treatment. >> that's right. you continue to hear from the biden administration and president biden himself they have no plan to end this pandemic. what is testing going to do when you have people that are, either not getting vaccinated, not able to talk to their doctor about not getting vaccinated. the biden administration continues to rule by fear, not allowing for people to talk to their doctors, to create trust in the system. what they should be doing talking to their own administration at the fda, talking about how we fast track treatment options. you saw pfizer release top line results. 90% effectiveness. keep people that are either vaccinated or unvaccinated out of the hospitals and sto

elizabeth: can arizona get a wall up? >> i would like to think we could but we have some challenges we have to overcome. i am not a pessimist but we have legit challenges. elizabeth: have federal government controlled the land, indian reservations interesting stuff. sheriff mark lamb thank you so much for your service or country. thank you for coming i will have you back on again said merry christmas, merry christmas to you i'm elizabeth macdonald, your wash in the evening at on foxbusiness. but does it for us we hope you have a good weekend thanks again for watching join us again monday night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. larry: hello and welcome to cut though i am larry "kudlow". save america, kill the bill and happy friday folks. you know, over the past week joe biden's policy agenda has completely fallen apart. the cpi inflation, the cbo five chili dollar scorecard, then came the ppi price explosion, then came the import price explosion. then came statements from setter joe manchin he was simply n

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: thanks for joining us. merry christmas, everybody. we begin with millions now traveling to be with their families for christmas. now travelers are worried about the omicron variant now estimated to be about 3/4 of u.s. cases. the airline industry, the biggest trade body for the airlines warning omicron can double the risk of infection but southwest ceo and american airlines ceo said air on planes are hepa filtered and clean. hillary vaughn will bring us up to date with the very latest on this. hillary. reporter: liz, people are not shying away from the friendly skies this holiday season. almost twice as many travelers are hopping on planes to go home for the holidays. the tsa says last friday and saturday, 4.3 million people traveled through tsa checkpoints at airports around the country. compare that to a total of 2.1 million people who on the same days last year traveled through airports. with the new covid variant on the rise a lot of people we talked to say they really aren't phased and say they feel sa

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit," it starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: we begin with a breaking news. new fox business polls, beyond dismal for the president. middle class joe's credibility problem taking a huge hit as inflation soars to nearly a 40-year high. jackie deangelis is with us with more. jackie? >> good evening to you, liz. that is exactly right. look, the big headline here was inflation. it's a huge problem for voter and this will no doubt be a primary issue in the midterms next year. when asked if inflation has hurt them, 67%, 2/3 of respond dents they'd inflation caused them hardship in the last six months. to put this in context, more than eight in 10 are extremely or very concerned about inflation. that is more than are worried about higher u.s. crime rates, their taxes, the federal deficit and the pandemic. in other words, can biden get inflation under control? that is another question? 47% said he is hurting inflation. so either he is implementing the wrong policies or not doing en

elizabeth: we hear you on that. i want to move on to this. 14 republican senators led by senators blackburn and daines, they're pushing the president to reverse the vaccine mandate for truckers crossing the northern border, crossing the border. also we've got a worker shortage in the trucking industry. also worker shortage has some of the largest u.s. hospital systems tenet, hca, advent health, cleveland clinic, according to "the wall street journal" dropping the vaccine mandates after a federal judge temporarily halted the biden mandate for those health care workers. your reaction to that story? >> i can tell you i was applauding the decisions of these employers rescinding vaccine mandates. as you know governor desantis and i in florida have been pushing back hard on this federal overreach, these unlawful mandates. there are really three areas where they're trying to force these vaccine mandates on people, whether it is using federal contractors, whether it is using hospitals that receive medicare or medicaid, or t

dad always wanted elizabeth to get kisses too. [laughter] jojo did a very good job of spreading his love. dad and elizabeth's dogs, blazer and leader, were always trotting into his room. they loved to visit. it was blazer who was the most concerned about him. blazer would lay at his feet whenever he suspected dad needed special nursing care. i believe it really helped. he loved them so much. when i was preparing to speak today, i learned about a farewell letter dad wrote with a former staff member. none of us knew he had written this letter. he swore him to secrecy, and he kept a secret. the joke is, you may move on to other jobs, but once you are a staffer here, you are always one. a lot of people in this room know that. i would like to share, in closing, part of that letter. i encourage you all to read it in its entirety. it has been released to the public, as he wished. here are his words. as i make the final walk on my life's journey, i do so without fear, because i know that i will not be walking alone. i know that god will b

-- senator elizabeth dole, and his dear daughter, robin. it's sad for all of us. as speaker of the house, it's a special source of pride for us in the house that senator dole began his congressional career in the house of representatives. and it is fitting that as we gather in the capitol rotunda home to american heroes memorialized in marble and bronze, to pay tribute to an extraordinary patriot. once before we gathered here in the rotunda, in his name, in 2018, it was my personal and official honor to join our colleagues and the leadership to help bestow upon him the congressional gold medal. the highest honor congress can bestow. on that day, as we do on this sad day, we recognized senator dole among the pantheon of patriots, honoring his duty -- duty to our nation with courage dignity, and integrity. as i stand here and see his coffin on the catapult that was built for lincoln with that flag draped over it, it's hard to think of anyone who was more worthy to have the flag draped over his coffin because of his great patriotism to our cou

and dad always wanted elizabeth to get kisses too. [laughter] and jo-jo did a very good job spreading his love. dad and elizabeth's dogs, blazer and leader, were always trotting into his room. they loved to visit. but it was blazer who was the most concerned about him. blazer would lay at his feet whenever he suspected dad needed special nursing care. and i believe it really helped him because he loved them so much. when i was preparing to speak today, i learned about a farewell letter dad wrote with a former staff member. none of us knew he had written this letter. he swore him to secrecy and he kept the secret. the joke is, you may move on to other jobs, but once you're a dole staffer, you're always a dole staffer. and a lot of people in this room know that. i'd like to share in closing part of that letter and i encourage you all to read it in its entirety. it has been released to the public as he wished. here are his words. as i make the final walk on my life's journey, i do so without fear because i know that i will again not be w

and dad always wanted elizabeth to get kisses, too. and jojo did a very good job spreading his love. dad and elizabeth's dogs, blazer and leader, were always trotting into his room. they loved to visit. but it was blazer who was the most concerned about him. blazer would lay at his feet whenever he suspected dad needed special nursing care. and i believe it really helped him because he loved them so much. when i was preparing to speak today, i learned about a farewell letter. dad wrote with a former staff member. none of us knew he had written this letter. he swore him to secrecy and he kept a secret. the joke is, you may move on to other jobs, but once you're a dole staffer, you're always a dole staffer. and a lot of people in this room know that. i'd like to share, in closing, part of that letter. and i encourage you all to read it in its entirety. it has been released to the public, as he wished. here are his words -- as i make the final walk of my life's journey, i do so without fear because i know that i will again not be walking

lawyers in the trial of elizabeth holmes wrapping up closing arguments in san jose. soon, it will be up to a jury to decide the fate of the theranos founder. for the latest, let's go to ed ludlow. give us the latest about wrapping up closing arguments and rebuttals we are hearing. ed: government prosecutors will soon have the final word in this trial that has been on for three months. the u.s. assistant attorney basically told the jury a list of what he called ample evidence, things extending from the idea that their nose concealed that they use other laboratories when blood tests that they purported to have come from their own machine. you also pointed out that is live -- that elizabeth holmes was not this naive entrepreneur, she may have got on the road to theranos at the age of 18 but by the time she was raising funds, she was 30 and that prosecution put it, she was old enough to know the difference between wrong and right. they also talked about tests which did not look good for theranos, that they discarded and did not disclose to investors. all of this will be

-- senator elizabeth dole and his dear daughter, robin. it's sad for all of us. as speaker of the house, there's a special source of pride for us in the house that senator dole began his congressional career in the house of representatives. and it is fitting that, as we gather in the capitol rotunda, home to american heroes memorialized in marble and bronze, to pay tribute to an extraordinary patriot. once before we gathered here in the rotunda in his name in 2018. it was my personal and official honor to join our colleagues and the leadership to help bestow upon him the congressional gold medal, the highest honor congress can bestow. on that day, as we do on this sad day, we recognize senator dole among the pantheon of patriots honoring his duty to our nation with courage, dignity, and integrity. as i stand here and see his coffin on the catapult that was built for lincoln with that flag draped over it, i'm sure many of you here will agree, it's hard to think of anyone who was more worthy to have a flag draped over his coffin because of h

, senator eliz elizabeth dole and his dear daughter, robin. it's sad for all of us. as speaker of the house, there's a special source of pride for us in the house that senator dole began his congressional career in the house of representatives and it is fitting that as we gather in the capitol rtunda to pay tribute to an extraordinary patriot. once we gathered here before in the rotunda in his name in 2018, it was my personal official honor to join our colleagues and the leadership to help bestow upon him the congressional gold medal. the highest honor congress can bestow on that day, as we do on this sad day, we recognize senator dole among the pantheon of patriots honoring his duty, he always talked a duty to our nation with courage, dignity and integrity. as i stand here and see his coffin on the catapult that was built for lincoln with that flag draped over it, i'm sure many of you here will agree, it's hard to think of anyone who was more worthy to have a flag draped over his coffin because of his great patriotism to our country. on both

dad and elizabeth's dogs, blazer and liter, were always trotting into his room. they loved to visit, but it was blazer who was the most concerned about him. blazer would lay at his feet whenever he suspected dad needed special nursing care, and i believe it really helped him because he loved them so much. when i was preparing to speak today, i learned about a farewell letter dad wrote with a former staff member. none of us neo-knew that he had written this letter. he swore him to seek circumstances and he kept a secret. the joke is you may move on to other jobs, but once you're a dole staffer, you're always a dole staffer, and a lot of people in this room know that. i would like to share in closing part of that letter, and i encourage you all to read it in its entiahrt. it has been released to the public as he wished. here are his words. as i make the final walk on my life's journey, i do so without fear because i know that i will again not be walking alone. i know that god will be walking with me. i also confess that i'm a bit curious to learn if i am correct in

and dad always wanted elizabeth to get kisses too. [laughter] and jo-jo did a very good job spreading his love. dad and elizabeth's dogs, blazer and leader, were always trotting into his room. they loved to visit. but it was blazer who was the most concerned about him. blazer would lay at his feet whenever he suspected dad needed special nursing care. and i believe it really helped him because he loved them so much. when i was preparing to speak today, i learned about a farewell letter dad wrote with a former staff member. none of us knew he had written this letter. he swore him to secrecy and he kept the secret. the joke is, you may move on to other jobs, but once you're a dole staffer, you're always a dole staffer. and a lot of people in this room know that. i'd like to share in closing part of that letter and i encourage you all to read it in its entirety. it has been released to the public as he wished. here are his words. as i make the final walk on my life's journey, i do so without fear because i know that i will again not be w

emily: lots to digest as elizabeth holmes continues to testify. david sklansky, stanley morrison professor of law, stanford criminal justice center. we appreciate your perspective. well, electric cars will account for about half of all auto sales in the world's major markets by 2030. this, according to a new survey of car executives by kpmg. ev's make up less than 10% of global sales now, but execs predict that will increase as battery powered vehicles reached the cost of combustion engine vehicles. ev's are not just for mainstream consumers, we are seeing them in the world of racing. there is a new motor sport that is racing to save the planet. >> going fast. this is literally a race for the planet. ♪ >> it is a brand-new motor sport. fully electric, off-road vehicles traveling to remote parts of the planet but do not normally see motorsport or any kind of racing of any kind. the areas we are traveling to, we are able to bring a spotlight to climate change. unlike other international -- that travel the globe -- [indiscernible] they are not seei

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all bin that bob dole married elizabeth in this church in 1975. and the thoughts that must be going through senator elizabeth dole 's mind now this is where they got married and help pay tribute to her husband today. >> what a life they shared in public and an intense love story for the two of them. in terms of the bipartisanship and i want to play a great sound bite from your interview. he just wrote an op-ed a couple of days ago the last message he sent to us and to the country. he said we must remember that bipartisanship is the minimum we should expect from ourselves in government and here is part of the interview that you did with senator dole back in 2013 about his service in world war ii. let's watch that. >> was world war ii the defining event in your life? >> no doubt about it. it was -- changed my life. >> when you think back to that terrible injury. you were 21 years old, it put you in the hospital for three years, what do you think about that now, that experience? >> i have think i learned a lot about patience. some things take a long

theranos founder elizabeth holmes facing up to 20 years in prison. closing arguments are expected to conclude today. spider-man saved a lot of people, but can he save the theater business? talk right now is how many people will pay to see this thing in the theaters. greg: people are anxious to live in the world despite what we are seeing with the omicron variant, and that is a big thing for investors. a bit of a mixed picture -- picture on wall street. it seems on wednesday we were happy with the tough medicine that jerome powell gave us. we are more worried about inflation than we are about the pandemic or omicron variant. we think the economy can get through this challenge. there are concerns from that point. we know some of the biggest cities in the world, the broader read of the american market, down almost 0.5%. tech stocks not getting hit as hard today. for what it is worth, some of this volatility, maybe it's a rebalancing of the s&p 500, the expiration of derivatives. that is a lot for us to digest. romaine: you are old enough to remember whe

joining us, steve schwab, ceo of the elizabeth dole foundation. most importantly, how is the dole family doing, you included? >> well richard, thanks. you know, senator dole passed at age 98 and i think we all knew this day was coming where we'd celebrate his remarkable legacy, his heroism demonstrated in so many ways to this country. even though you know it's coming someday, we're in shock. we're sad, but we're also now really looking forward to celebrating his incredible service, his incredible legacy, his incredible belief in this country we all love. >> you know, steve, over the years, you've often spoken about senator elizabeth about how senator bob was so active day-to-day, he was an inspiration i think to you as well as senator elizabeth and the great community work you all do. how was he doing the last time you had seen him? >> you know, richard, i saw him recently and part of the reason we are shocked is he was doing pretty well. at 98, bob dole was fighting yet another battle in his life -- stage four lung cancer. and when he found out t

all you have to do is click on elizabeth holmes trial coverage once again. closing arguments expected today. >>> authorities are investigating a deadly police shooting in the east bay. surveillance video captured the tense moments leading up to that shooting. a camera at the evergreen produce market in north richmond shows a man standing in the parking loft yesterday waving and pointing what appears to be a gun. that incident terrified workers there and police quickly responded. the man then got in his car but officers quickly caught up with him. they say he ignored their orders and fired. >> the subject initially did not listen to the officers' commands, but eventually to come out of the vehicle with his hands up. eventually he did exit the vehicle holding an air soft gun that looked exactly like a real firearm. >> now because he was holding an air soft gun, the department of justice is now among agencies investigating. the four officers are now on paid administrative leave. >>> to our climate in crisis and possible help against future droughts with califor

jurors resumed deliberating the fraud case of elizabeth holmes. we are outside the court houses breaking it all down. make sure you stay here on "today in the bay." rink. before that drink turns to drinks, make a plan to get home safe. just call a friend, a cab, and get a rideshare. whatever you do, don't let drunk drive. go safely, california. out. hair, done. fit, fantastic! marijuana. not so fast. remember, marijuana and some meds don't mix. a sober driver can cure that. don't let high drive. go safely, california. >>> welcome back. here's a look at the top stories we are following on "today in the bay." after the holiday off week two of jury deliberations continues in the elizabeth holmes fraud trial today. >> kris sanchez joins us with where the case stands now. kris? >> reporter: usually we expect elizabeth holmes will walk through here and into the courtroom, but because the jury is deliberating the only reason she would show up today is if the jury had a question or if they came to a verdict. here's where they left off the last time they w

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gracias, elizabeth. continuamos con la cobertura de la partida de don vicente y habÍamos estado en la ceremonia privada, el Último adiÓs en donde varios famosos y tambiÉn sus hijos se hicieron presentes. lili: vamos con charbel kuri que se encuentra en el rancho "los 3 potrillos" para que nos cuente los detalles de lo que pasÓ. hola, charbel. charbel: ¿quÉ tal? los saludo especÍficamente desde el rancho "los 3 potrillos". ayer estÁbamos a unos metros afuera de la arena. la Última vez que se abrieron estas puertas para que pase don vicente fernÁndez fue el 6 de agosto, y saliÓ rumbo al hospital. cuatro meses despuÉs les platico que al fondo de esa puerta se encuentran los restos mortales de don vicente donde ayer varios famosos y amigos por supuesto le dieron el Último adiÓs. despuÉs de la ceremonia con todos sus fans, el cuerpo de chente fue trasladado a unos metros en el rancho "los 3 potrillos" donde fueron sepultados a puertas cerradas con familiares y amigos. como josÉ manuel figuero

let's move on to elizabeth holmes' trial in california. so jurors there have also asked to hear evidence again. they requested recordings of a call where holmes allegedly made misleading claims, so what can you glean from that? >> yeah, i think that's a good sign for the prosecution, amara, because the question here is was holmes engaged in just sort of your standard salesmanship puffery that happens in the business world, or did she cross that line to where she made a specific fraudulent misrepresentation? the prosecution has argued she did just that. she lied about the efficacy of the blood work products and lied about contracts and deals that she had with the military, with pharmaceutical companies, so if the jury is focusing on those specific lies and misstatements, i think that's a bad sign for the defendant here. >> and something different that elizabeth holmes did is she actually took the stand compared to ghislaine maxwell who didn't and she testified over the course of seven days. do you think this ultimately will have hurt or hel

elizabeth dole and senator dole were married for a day shy of 46 years. kamala harris, of course, the first gentleman also in that first row. coming in the white house motorcade. you will hear also lee greenwood singing today. it has become really a republican anthem, starting with ronald reagan, really, but adopted and adapted by the trump campaign. and the wonderful cathedral choir. senator dole, mrs. dole, accompanied by the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, mark milley who will also be speaking at the world war ii memorial today. he will be her escort throughout the day. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ [ bell tolling ] [ bell tolling ] [ bell tolling ] [ bell tolling ] [ bell tolling ] [ bell tolling ] [ bell tolling ] >>> i am resurrection and i am life says the lord. whoever has faith in me should have life, overen though they die. and everyone who has life and has committed himself to me in faith shall not die forever. as for me, i know that my redeemer lives. and

queen elizabeth speaks about her personal grief over the death of her husband, prince philip, in her christmas day message, saying there was "one familiar laugh missing", amid the continuing impact of the coronavirus pandemic. that mischievous inquiring twinkle was as bright at the end as when i first set eyes on him. but life, of course, consists of final partings, as well as first meetings. and as much as i and my family miss him, i know he would want us to enjoy christmas. a 19—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of trespassing windsor castle grounds, the official residence of queen elizabeth. members of the royal family have been informed. in his christmas message, pope francis highlighted the tragedies in yemen and syria, which he said are being passed over in silence. and lift—off! the world's most powerful telescope has blasted into space, soon to offer unprecedented images of the universe. christmas day booster jabs in england — thousands of people are expected to be vaccinated today as the race to fight the surging omricon variant continues. the former englan

may god bless senator elizabeth dole. may god bless his entire family, robin and the extended family. and may god bless the united states of america. [applause] [playing "taps"] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, we ask that you please remain in place until our special guests have departed. once again, ladies and gentlemen, we ask that you please remain in place until our special guests have departed. thank you. ♪ ["god bless america" playing] ♪ ["grand old flag" playing] ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> there will be more events honoring the late bob dole over the weekend. on saturday, starting at noon eastern, there will be a memorial in russell, kansas. in addition, there will be a ceremony at the kansas state capitol. the former u.s. senator and world war ii veteran passed away sunday at the age of 98. ♪ >> this afternoon, white house covid-19 response

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the criminal fraud trial for theranos founder elizabeth holmes is nearing an end. we've been walking you through this case step by step. ahead, live coverage from outside the courthouse. >>> plus, a live look outside this midday. it is clearing up. however, early this morning, rain moved across the bay area. meteorologist vianey is tracking a winter storm and those frigid temperatures. thanks for joining us for our midday newscast. i'm marcus washington. >>> first, the jury is back at it. it's day four of deliberations in the elizabeth holmes federal fraud trial. and while the new year's holiday is coming ahead, today they are back at work. nbc bay area's kris sanchez is joining us with where they are in the process. kris? >> reporter: hi, marcus. elizabeth holmes is somewhere off site, not here at the federal courthouse in san jose doing the same thing that we're all doing which is waiting for that jury to finish their deliberations and deliver a verdict. as they gathered here at the courthouse in san jose, they picked up where they left off on thursday and on thu

closer to elizabeth warren and maybe not so much in the running anymore. you look at raphael bostic and sarah bloom raskin, and what i liked what anna wong said is not only the diversity of skin color but the diversity of views, in terms of where they were getting their phd's. romaine: they have talked a lot about this. i saw a stat about the number of folks with degrees. not specifically harvard. kailey: i don't think any of us counted that. romaine: don't worry, there is no risk of any of us getting picked for that role. our next guest has written a lot about the complexities of financial markets and regulation. she has some great insights so let's bring her into the conversation, the professor of law at the columbia law school specializing in financial regulation. let's talk about the idea of diversity of ideas. when you look at the fed, the structure that it has been, hasn't really been homogenous in thought? kathryn: yes and no. there is a degree of homogeneity across central banks. for a long time, it has been a technocratic institution and that mean

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elizabeth warren is saying she doesn't like freeloaders. she claimed to be a native american who worked at harvard university. they have an endowment fund of billions of dollars, doesn't pay taxes and she gets a check for $159,000 a year from the federal government. don't talk about freeloading. elon musk in the year that she was referring to, didn't pay taxes, didn't have a salary. he had no income. this year he sold a ton of stock and he's going to pay anywhere from 7.5 billion to $15 billion a year into the federal coffers. this will be the largest payment by any one individual in the history of the country to elizabeth warren's people so she can spend it. don't call him a freeloader. >> cheryl: elon musk who, by the way, elizabeth warren, made electric vehicles ever but he likes and wants to buy. he's created thousands of jobs. if you want to save the climate and i'm pretty sure she's on the climate bandwagon like the entire democratic party seems to be, why is she complaining about elon musk of all people? what a ridiculous comment she