ashley. ashley: [laughter] locusts i believe. jeff flock, thank you so much, braving the weather and everything else outside of philadelphia international airport. some airlines turning to temporary salary hikes in hopes of solving those staffing shortages. some united airlines pilots are being offered triple pay. spirit airlines offered double pay for flight attendants but so far doesn't seem to be working that well. talking of which, former spirit airlines ceo joins me now. ben, great to see you, you're the perfect person to address this. my first question is, how did we get into this mess? >> well, ashley, it is great to be with you, thank you. we got into this mess early on in the holidays because of weather but then like what jeff said combine the omicrons call-ins for sick it has been difficult a major airline pilot union leader tell his pilots, if they have even been exposed or believe they have been exposed to the virus they should call in sick. and so what you have is a period of time, these holidays, when airlines typic

ashley it is yours. ashley: fan friday. can't wait. i'm ashley webster in for neil cavuto. the producer price index soaring to a record 9.7%. the dow is up 200 points. it comes on heels of alarming consumer inflation figure. you're talking to former walmart u.s. ceo bill simon how these price hikes impact your wallet. bottom line, it hurts. pennsylvania republican congressman mike kelly will join me on concerns that china could be spying on athletes at the upcoming beijing olympics. former nypd commissioner howard safe irwill join me how businesses can protect themselves against this disturbing surge in crime. the top story of the day. inflation hits new highs. president biden's poll numbers are seeing new lows. edward lawrence at the white house. good afternoon to you. take it away. reporter: think they're coordinated there? numbers coming from a president who as he was a campaigning for to be president ran on message of unifying the country. think about this, president joe biden approval rating is 33% in the latest "quinnepiac poll." that is a historic low for this presid

back to you, ashley? ashley: yes indeed. edward, thank you very much let's bring in d'agostino food ceo, john catsimatidis. john, good afternoon to you. you said we could see more meat and egg shortsages of the supply chain crisis? >> that is correct. over the next 30 to 60 days as omicron is building up, people staying home for five or 10 days, depending which city in our country, depending on what state we're in, there could be anywhere from 20% to 50% of warehouse workers not showing up, truck drivers not showing up. loaders of the trucks not showing up. and combination of people not showing up, people staying home because they were getting paid to stay home, and the combination of increase -- you have oil over $80 a barrel again. the costs of transportation, that is what is causing the crisis in our stores and in our cities depending which region in our country you're in. i said the other day, neil, we talked about it, that if we turned on the gasoline and the crude oil from canada and from alaska, i bet you, i bet you t

ashley. >> ashley: granted my fiance is in my -- when i have to send a text to say "i got in the building. he knows what goes on in the city, that should be fair warning for everyone in the city. you can be walking down the street and you never know what is going to happen. it is unfortunate because people say "i can't wait to come to new york city." the city is not the same. to your point, todd, getting in and out of the city as soon as possible, no messing around, you get to your car and you leave. >> todd: the way you started this off talking about bragg saying the current situation is not working. okay, it is not your prerogative to change that. as a d.a. and i will say this until i'm blue in the face. your only job is to represent the victims of crime because there's no one else to represent peer that is literally why we have a d.a.'s office. if you're not doing that, if you are doing the work of the public defender, the system doesn't work and societally, we are in the mess that we are

. >> thank you, ashley. ashley: thank you. let's take a look at the futures before the opening bell in about what, 19 minutes from now. a lot of red on the screen. the dow off a quarter of a percent but the s&p and nasdaq certainly the nasdaq down now more than 200 points in the pre- market. all right, coming up, chicago mayor lori lightfoot is calling teacher's unions walk-out illegal. roll the tape. >> to be clear, what the chicago teachers union did was an illegal walk-out. it abandoned their post and abandoned kids and their families. ashley: abandoned the kids it is now the fourth straight day of no classes. we'll have a report on the very latest there. meantime, more workers are receiving no jab, no job ultimatum but will this mandate push backfire and also hurt an already-fragile labor market? we'll have stephen moore here on the show next to take that on. ♪ superpowers from a spider bite? i could use some help showing the world how liberty mutual customizes their car insurance. ow! i'm ok! only pay for what you need.

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ashley: right. okay danny coulson thank you for being withs and professional opinion on this we may or may not talk to you later tonight but i appreciate you being with us. thanks danny go to david katz once again. david can you hear me? >> i can hear you. ashley: he brought up a very important question i've had sitting here reeling in my head danny had this point talking about the border. on monday, i was talking to a woman who was -- who mentioned this and you know it is one of the things you think this might happen in the future and now potentially speculative but potentially dealing with this. i want to throw a number out there to you, last check there was 42 different nationalities that were caught at our southern border do you think our border being open has anything or ties to the situation? >> well it's tough to say whether this particular incident has any tie to open border but danny by the way danny i'm a resident of tax new resident of texas pleasure to be here with you. i can sympathize.

for now, back to you, ashley. >> ashley: greg, thank you. trump versus hillary 2024. exclusive advisors say "there is a good chance for a rematch of 2016 in the next presidential election and wabc morris although clinton has not criticized president biden but wanting the party about progressive policies. and this does put her in prime position to biden an extreme left for 2024, griff. >> griff: that would be quite match up. the president's approval is in the basement as joe biden years when year in office. now, a competent house minority leader kevin mccarthy laying out his plans for republicans to take the house in the midterms. >> you know what we will do if we are entrusted with the majority? talk about how we lower the prices for the american public. how do we stop this rise of inflation of prices of everything you deal with? how do we secure our border? how do we stop government mandating and controlling our lives? how do we make cities safe again? as, we will hold this administration accountable. spay went the house minority committee james comer would bece chai

ashley, back to you. >> ashley: alex hogan, thank you. most chicago teachers are walking off the job. some are pleading to get back to the classroom, including our next guest, who won't let anything stop him from seeing his kids in person. joseph battling cancer and joins me live to explain why he is pushing to keep kids in school. joseph, a few things. kudos to you, hats off to you for standing in the kids' corner. you have been a math teach sxer chess coach for 17 years and currently teach at the elementary school in chicago. tell me why you are one of the few teachers it seems in chicago pushing back on the union trying to get kids in the classroom? >> good morning, ashley. yes, that is correct. i've been with chicago public school for 17 years. the thing is that i have also done remote learning with my students last year, plus more than a year classes were suspended, we did remote learning. when the students came back, i noticed it is not really that effective. there are a lot of limitations i had to face, a lot of challenges i had to

ashley. ashley: wow. hillary, thank you very much. let's move on. the media pointing to president biden's rough year. check out these. epic failures. the new yorker, joe biden's year of hoping it was a brutal start for the new president and the financial times editorial board writing this headline biden's disappointing first year in office. we already knew that it was a bad year in the eyes of voters based on his record low polling. look at that. down to 33% approval rate. here to sort it all out for us is gop fundraiser noel nick paul and demonstrate laura fink. how badly beaten up do you think joe biden is right now? >> well, i think that we have two senators in our party that are unwilling to deal. i think when the majority is so narrow, that makes it so difficult. the american recovery act was bipartisan. the infrastructure bill was bipartisan. something that was not done by president trump in four years, we have an infrastructure every week, we got it done with 19 senator supports. getting masks into the hands of americans and tests in the hand

ashley and todd. >> ashley: okay, thanks, amy. we want to bring in national security internationals and relations expert, dr. rebecca grant. dr. grant, when you hear -- we heard a me she just said about starting world war iii. when people hear that obviously the ears perk up. antony blinken said they will put everything on the table to de-escalate this. what could that look like today? >> these are some of the most significant talks with russia in at least ten years if not longer. so it is crunch time for vladimir putin's dream about extending russia dominance. no question, europe is really worried about the situation in ukraine but remember native holds high cards and everyone is downplaying the talks but it is important for vitamin e are prudent to understand this is not the time to move on ukraine. that is the job of the diplomats in europe today. >> ashley: and then iran said the attacks "will come within." do you think any of this as far as on u.s. soil, do you think any of that could perhaps be something that is happening at

. >> and i'm ashley. saget is known for his role as danny tanner on "full house." >> joey, it is incredible. i want to touch it, feel it, smell this puppy. >> let me smell the puppy. >> i want to smell the puppy first. >> i'm second. >> ashley: an icon in comedy, film and tv. here are details on his death. >> good morning. news of bob saget's death left fans and celebrities stunned. he was found dead at the ritz carlton. just yesterday he performed a stand-upset in jacksonville as part of his tour. he said he was "back in comedy like i was when i was 26," before promoting two of his upcoming shows set to take place in palm beach. co-stars shared reaction to the tragic news. bob was the most loving, compassionate and generous man. we are deeply saddened he is no longer with us. he will continue to be by our side to guide us gracefully as he always has and john stamos saying i will never have another friend like him, i love you so much, bobby. and candid sheing ace cam ron, bob was one of the best human bei

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ashley: okay, i want to go back to that. you said he is different from suicide bombers but he said he was ready to die. what due mean by that? can you go into a little more detail? >> yes. we have seen over the past five, six years maybe, eight years -- especially since the rise of isis but before that even al qaeda, we've seen cases both in the united states, in europe, paris, in india mumbai, where jihadist or terrorist if you want were taken action in the geng. they were killing machine gunning or exploding and then killing a lot of people. in this case, it is a hostage taking situation, and jihadist have not done that for a long time at this poangt and time that's one individual. we will learn more if plrp more people involved. but this is a hybrid, different situation than what we have seen and we have to wait law enforcement really to hopefully they will be tiebl catch him, arrest him and get information about the reason for why he undertook this action. ashley: well we have a little less than main here about 45 sendin

i want to say goodbye to ashley moyer our long time booking producer last night. tonight she has been fantastic since the beginning. she is going on to new adventures including motherhood of chase. good luck, we will miss you, ashley. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. "fox news primetime" hosted by rachel campos-duffy starts right now. hey, rachel. >> rachel: thank you, bret. ♪ >> rachel: good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." i'm rachel campos-duffy. now, just when things couldn't get any worse for the biden administration, kamala harris took it upon herself to do another sit down interview. now, this time she was pressed on the administration's response to the pandemic. and it was a complete train wreck. >> at what point does the administration say, you know what? this strategy isn't working. we are going to change direction. is it time? >> it is time for us to do what we have been doing and that time

thank you ashley. tomorrow, friday december 17th from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m., please join us for the marina yacht harbor annual celebration. we are not supposed to get rain. it is supposed to be clear and crisp. this year's event includes a visit from santa and live music and the bay area's largest lit boat parade starting at 6:00 p.m. it is fun and if you are inspired please bring a new unwrapped toy to support the san francisco fire department's toy drive. winter lights starting december 2nd with the lighting of the tree here right behind us, holiday season of lights in golden gate park continues throughout the month and the month of january with several attractions, including wonderland of lights, psychedelic photosynthesis at the conservatory of flowers. and on jfk drive and of course our fabulous wheel of hope that is all lit up during the holidays and then the poetry, live music and lights in the music concourse that now includes the words on top of the temple "lift every voice." which is really speci

apolo ohno: here's timothy's skating partner, ashley cain gribble. ashley cain-gribble: when timothy and i teamed up, we never wanted to be what was looked at as the traditional team. we never wanted to be-- they always have the storyline of the male is super masculine and strong and always has to come in and save the girl, who-- this like wilted little flower and is weak. or it was a full-on love story, where obviously, a male and a female fall in love with each other. timothy leduc: i don't think ashley was really ever interested in being the fragile girl. she's such a powerful, amazing athlete. so for her, when i kind of came to her and said, you know, i don't really want to do this romantic style. it doesn't really seem like us. she was like, heck, yeah, i'm good with that. ngozi ekeledo: timothy and ashley's story is fascinating on its own. but it's even more impressive when you consider the context the sport of figure skating has existed in. timothy leduc: i was-- was raked over the coals for wearing rhinestones. and it wasn't butch enough. it

ashley park, everybody! thank you, ashley. we'll be back with laufey! >> leo: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> leo: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: that's a wolf moon. i want to thank jason bateman and ashley park. apologies to matt damon. "nightline" is next. but first, her ep is called "typical of me." making her u.s. network television debut with the song "like the movies," laufey! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ maybe one day i'll fall in a bookstore into the arms of a guy ♪ ♪ we'll sneak into bars and gaze at the stars surrounded by fireflies ♪ ♪ oh, i'd like to sleep in till two on a sunday ♪ ♪ and listen to the bluebirds sigh ♪ ♪ get soaked in the rain and smile through the pain ♪ ♪ slow dance under stormy skies ♪ ♪ maybe i'm just old fashioned ♪ ♪ read too many fairytales it's no wonder i've had no luck ♪ ♪ no one's ever good enough i want a love like i've seen in the movies ♪ ♪ tha

ashley: drop it down if they do it at all. stuart: thanks, ashley, later. we all feel the effects of 40-year high inflation. some parts of the country hit harder than others. hillary vaughn on capitol hill. is inflation worse, say in battleground states? reporter: stuart, it is. a lot of battleground states have key senate races democrats need to keep in 2022 to keep control of congress. take a look at this map. the states in red, orange, and yellow where inflation are the highest right now that includes states with key competitive midterm races in arizona, georgia, nevada. these races could be a factor in whether or not democrats keep control of congress. these top states right now though are seeing the highest inflation rates in all of the u.s., well above 7% in higher prices. economists say the reason behind this difference what you're seeing in the coastal states and what you're seeing in rural america is a lot of these states have work from home options, mass transportation. they are paying high gas prices to go to work as many in other states have to.

ashley, tom brady had something to say, right? ashley: he did. well, actually, brady helped recruit the former all-pro wide receiver to the bucks despite his previous problems, but brady had this to say about the termination made official by the team. take a listen to what he said. >> i think there's a lot of personal, obviously, feelings. i don't think it's really the week to discuss it. i'm just going to do the best i can do and try to put together a great week, finish strong. i mean, you just always deal with different things over the course of the season. that's what we're doing this week. ashley: well, brown had just been treated for an ankle injury but was cleared to play last sunday existence the jets -- against the jets, but he refused to take the field in the third quarter. took his helmet off, his jersey, his pads, waved to the crowd, disappeared down the tunnel. brown's nfl future, to say the very least, is uncertain, stu. stuart: thanks very much, ashley. the ceo of moderna says people may need a fourth covid shot. the first case of a

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ashley is live with the details. ashley. >> ashley: it was a blow when the u.s. supreme court ruled biden overstepped authority to impose vaccine mandate for more than 80 million americans, it would have made businesses get vaccinated or subjected to weekly testing. the president saying, i am disappointed the supreme court blocked this from employees at large businesses. i call on business leaders to join those who instituted vaccination requirements to protect workers, customers. roy blount reacting because firings would have led to more shortages. >> there might be some secret sighs of relief going on at the white house right now. this is a problem that they can can now think about in a different way. >> ashley: the supreme court allowed mandates for workers to stand. >> we're disappointed they didn't call the cms mandate unconstitutional. i respect their decision, this goes back to period biden's executive order, that is the problem, joe biden created this nursing shortage. >> ashley: spread like wildfire throughout the u.s. and biden ignored questions about s

ashley, good morning. >> ashley: good morning. shawn laval smith could face a judge today. a caller recognized smith from survileance video showing him going into the 7-11 upon minutes after brianna kupfer was found dead. >> i see a gentleman that looks very similar to a suspect in the kupfer stab nothing l.a. >> what was he wear something >> a black hoody on and a black backpack that was very similar to the one in the images. >> ashley: orange county district attorney joined us saying the nation needs to wake up. listen. >> where was the assessment of smith's background? we have hundreds of people who are being shot and murdered in los angeles. this is going on all throughout los angeles and it is particularly going on in counties and jurisdictions that have elected soros woke district attorneys. >> ashley: new york city district attorney bragg is stand by his stance. >> what i have done, we said it out loud in the spirit of transparency. >> ashley: in new york city, the nypd released footage of the moment an 11-month-old baby girl was shot in the face in a car sitting in

ashley, thank you very much. main-stream media expressing concern, president biden and democratic party could be doomed heading into the midterm. a similar territory to former president obama's first term in the white house. >> basically three poll numbers cufollow initially that tell you likely stage of the midterm elections and right now two of the three we track are sitting there in shellacking territory. >> griff: two more house democrats announcing their retirement, james langdon and james mcinerney will not seek reelection, bringing the list of democrats leaving the house to 28. carley. >> carley: shellacking is not a good territory to be i indiana congressman jim banks says this is why americans are losing faith in president biden. >> continues to get worse as this president biden and the democratic party refuse to acknowledge the pain the american people are going through, ignoring inflation and the other issues that are affecting american families and working americans. we're not just focused on the one

ashley: right. stuart: that's where i'm coming from. thanks, ashley. come on in -- look, jason rantz is with us. a man shot in an emergency room waiting area in new york city. white house press secretary says this rise in violent crime is really all about guns. it seems to me that we're treating criminals as victims. we've got it the wrong way around. what say you? >> that's exactly what i say. i have an op-ed ed basically with point on foxnews.com. when the federal government says this is a gun problem, and in a lot of cases the democrats, they treat all guns equally. they treat all people who have guns the exact same way which is they're all villains. but as you know, there are a lot of people in this country, in new york and across the country, who purchase guns to protect themselves. and those are people who tend to get caught up in these new gun laws that get put forward. the folks who are using guns illegally, they're not purchasing them and getting away from loopholes at gun shows and what not. they're often times stolen guns, very clearly not t

ashley strohmier joins us with the details. >> ashley: the officer is in the hospital after being transferred to the hospital on sunday. he and his partner jason rivera were dispatched. it is difficult to listen to, here is when it went south. [recording playing] -- shot. -- unit. >> ashley: jason rivera was newly married and just 22 years old and died from his injuries. vivera's widow writing a heart-breaking tribute to her husband on instagram. your soul will spend the rest of the days without me, right beside me, i love you until the end of time. the mayor blames the ambush on the flow of illegal guns. adams announcing he will roll out a plan this week and called on the feds to help. >> this is a sea of crime that is being fed by many rivers. we were able to stop terrorism in this city when state, federal and city law enforcement agencies did information shareing and deployed together. president biden heard me, understands that and placed that in place. >> ashley: last hour we spoke to an nypd lieutenant and here is what he had to say. >> mayor eric adams is calling on the federal governme

what did he say, ashley? ashley: let me get to it. the former walmart ceo, backup of ports, chronic labor shortage, breakdown in transportation, rising prices all creating a unprecedented mess and he makes this comparison, listen. >> this is shocking and unmitigated disaster right now. ourselves in our stores look like the soviet union in 1972. upward pressure on prices usually means demand is reduced and supply increases. so there should be more product on the shelves. we've got sort of this whammy happening. ashley: soviet union 1972, says it all. simon says the congress seems to be focused on january 6 and voting rights when the american people want lawmakers want them to address inflation and solution to covid. stu. stuart: that is true. january 6th is all over the place today. meaningless to many people. our next guest owns a bar in the heart of washington, d.c. tom is the ceo of bar lewen joins me now. vaccine mandates went into effect. customers have to show proof of vaccination and i.d. what is the effect on your business? >>

so from the west water ashley is doing at the border with ukraine. they supposed to deter your plane from taking a military action in don't boss a. so i don't think that even if they fail to agree on the non enlargement of nate of that would mean that trash will attack ukraine because makes no sense and attacked on ukraine would not change the native lance of for a potential expansion. these are 2 different sets of issues. so the america, the russian military build up on the border has nothing to do with preventing nato expansion. is that what you're saying? you're saying there's no connection? absolutely, i think the russian build up will not prevent a native from going eastward. on the contrary, it my 2 eager more activities of nate on the territory, ukraine and i, it will mean that it will generate events which witness time to award. so why should you do that? yeah, well, i guess many people are asking that question just to come to present intrusion as we heard in that report. he met with french president her imagined michael and agreed. there is

ashley, what did he say? ashley: well, he had a lot to say, as you can imagine. he says politicians are to blame for letting criminals run rampant after his 24-year-old daughter brianna was murdered by a man carrying a knife who simply walked into a furniture store where she worked. district attorney george gascon, a democrat, won over voters last year with promises of sweeping criminal justice reforms, but critics say he put the interest of criminals before the safety of the community. the grieving father spoke with "fox & friends" earlier today. take a listen. >> i blame, look, the democratic society right now is everybody seems to be oriented on giving back rights and bestowing favor on people that rob others of their rights. i don't know if it's the politicians themselves, but we don't elect them because we think they're great, we elect them because we think they can do great things. ashley: well, the murder rate in los angeles has soared in recent years. we've been following that, of course. brianna was working alone in the store when she was attack ld. she

ashley. >> ashley: todd and carley, hundreds, if not thousands, are expected to come to st. patrick's cathedral to honor the life and sacrifice of officer jason rivera, he and his partner mora were gunned down earlier this month. mora succumbed to his injuries days later. flags are flying at half staff. firefighters line the fdr to salute the rookie officer's casket, which was draped with flags. officers were seen escorting rivera's family and widow and console eg them. thousands came to pay respects to their fallen brother, so did people in the community. take a listen. >> i want to pay my respect to this young life, service for the community. >> my youngest is 22 and this is just senseless. >> he is one of two of new york's finest who sacrifice their life for us, it is very important for me to say to the two young men, one of the two, thank you and i'm here to say thank you. >> ashley: rivera just married his high school sweetheart in october. mayor adams didn't speak at the wake but spoke at an event at laguardia. >> our city mourns the loss to of two officers. today's wa

all the details with ashley. >> ashley: the president is set to hold only his tenth news conference this afternoon, his first in several months. of his nine previous press conferences, six were solo. public reset of his failed agenda as senior white house official says the dynamic with the president needs to change. the reset man is said to be making conversations with congress less of a priority and focus on talking with americans, although his approval rating continues to drop, jen psaki insisted -- >> press sect. psaki: this has been a lot of progress made, we need to build on that. the work is not done. the job is not done. >> ashley: senate majority leader chuck schumer is proposing a talking filibuster to persuade manchin and kyrsten sinema to allow vote to overhaul the u.s. election system. >> we must consider and vote on the rule changes that are appropriate and necessary to restore the senate and make voting legislation possible. we're going to vote. we're all going to go on the record and republicans will have to choose which side they stand on. >> ashley: manchin and sinema ar

ashley? >> yeah. hundreds, if not thousands of people are expected to come here to saint patrick's cathedral this morning to honor the life and sacrifice of officer jason rivera. he and his partner wilbert mora were gunned down earlier this month when they were responding to a domestic violence call in harlem. flags will fly at half-staff across the city following a powerful miles long recession for his wake yesterday. firefighters lined the fdr to salute the 22-year-old officer's casket draped with flag. thousands of police came out to pay respects to their fallen brother from all over the world. so did people in the community. >> i just wanted to pay my respects. young lives that have left us. this is senseless. >> he is one of new york's finest. sacrificed their life for us. >> it was just very important for me to say to these two young men, one of the two, thank you. >> jetblue offering free flights for families of the officers as well as members of the law enforcement who want to attend the funer

ashley, congratulations. i'm going to bet, ashley, or maybe i'm wrong, and correct me if i'm wrong, but you didn't think that in your time as a parent of a student in your district that you would be fighting for something like this. having to keep books on the shelves that talk about the history of black americans. >> thank you for having me. no, i didn't think that this would be the case. i have a first grader, and so she's just beginning her career as a student. and i never expected that this is where it would go. it's rather unfortunate that this is where it is, but i'm going to continue to fight for her. >> and we're so glad you're doing that. so tell me, ashley, not only for me, for the folks watching, for other people that might be facing this in their communities as well, how did you guys do it? >> we didn't do it alone. it originally began with a former teacher in the district creating a petition, and so we met with that teacher, and we were able to organize other organizations within our area so we o

now you know, ashley. ashley: i know. i'm embarrassed. stuart: we got to get back with this. the president holds a videoconference with europeans in response to russia. we don't know what he will say. what that announcement was made, the markets took another big turn south, i msnbc big time. the dow was close to down 1,000 points since june 11th of 2020. nasdaq composite was down 4% or was until moments ago. that is extraordinary selloff. this is a lot of red ink you're seeing on the markets today. war talk doesn't help, nor does the threat of rate hikes from the fed. time's up for me. jackie deangelis sitting in for neil today. jackie: thank you. i'm jackie deangelis in for neil cavuto today. the white house says the biden will hold a videoconference call with european leaders today. the s&p 500 now well into rec correction territory. we'll be on top of the fallout over the next two years. make sure you stick with us. lauren simonetti is here what is what moving. specifically a lot is moving, lauren.

ashley went to lauren's apartment. her car was there. she knocked at the door. >> when she didn't answer, i didn't think anything of it. i assumed she was running. i assumed she was studying somewhere. >> so, she let it go. but then a few hours later -- >> her sister contacted me again and said, hey, this is an emergency. we've been trying to call her and she still is not answering. >> now ashley began to worry. so she and her boyfriend returned to lauren's place and used a spare key to go inside. first, she warned her boyfriend. >> i said, are you ready for whatever we're going to see when we walk in there? because you just have this almost sort of dread. and i will never forget that. i had been interning at the d.a.'s office, so obviously -- >> you're used to hearing about bad things happening. >> right. her family hadn't had contact with her since we had had contact with her, at this point in time had been four days. so you never know what you're going to walk into. >> it was dark by then. >> we had to walk pretty far back into the ap

ashley has got the very latest on that mandate. >> ashley: yeah, guys. today osha's vax or test mandate companies with 100 or more workers is supposed to take effect. the supreme court is still split over the constitutionality of the requirement. companies with 100 or more workers are now technically liable for employees that are not vaccinated this while the cdc's confidence crisis hits a fevered pitch. cdc director rochelle walensky forced to correct justice sonia sotomayor correct her estimate. 100,000 currently are well that number is closer to 3,000. pretty big difference there incredible video of a train barreling into a plane. this is frightening after it crash lands on a set of tracks in los angeles. watch. go, go, go, go,. >> absolutely horrific to watch that the pilot crash landed on the metro lane antelope valley line train track shortly after takeoff. the pilot was rushed to a regional trauma center for treatment. he was the only person on board. whole foods is lashing out and national labor board council after employees over the employees bl

ashley i turn to you first. this january six committee needs witnesses, with firsthand knowledge of what went down on capitol hill. walk us through how critical mike pence's. and let's get real. if mike pence does not cooperate, what are the actual consequences? because thus far, it seems like the consequences to turn on trump or worst. >> it's interesting. mike pence is incredibly critical in the run up to january six. he was the critical person, who the former president and all of his aides, his attorneys, people in trump's orbit, we're putting pressure on, to as we now know, overturn the results of the election. the former vice president was in frequent contact, including on january 5th. with the very tough conversation again on the morning of january 6th. when he again told the president and what we know was a very unpleasant conversation, that he was not going to do. on the actual day after that conversation, mike pence is very little contact. this is one of the things that republicans were very upset about

ashley? ashley: you know, talking about the stock, liz, after hitting a 52-week low last week on the rogan backlash spotify stock has seen that amazing rebound and to your point the upgrade from citi also given the shares a boost to a buy up nearly 13%. now joe rogan to himself as you pointed out is speaking out. he's saying in that video on instagram that he's not trying to promote misinformation about covid, only to talk to people who have differing opinions. take another listen to that. >> i'm interested in telling the truth. i'm interested in finding out what the truth is. i'm not interested in only talking to people that have one perspective. ashley: so over the weekend spotify ceo daniel eck announced an advisory will be added to any podcast episode discussing covid-19 saying "this new effort to combat misinformation will rollout to countries around the world in the coming days, to our knowledge, this content advisor say the first of its kind by a major podcast platfor" but as you menti

ashley. >> ashley: senator rand paul and dr. fauci butting heads over the federal response to covid-19. senator paul accusing fauci of conspiring to squash the wuhan lab leak theory. listen. >> in e-mail you and i quote from e-mail, to create a quick and devastating published takedown of three prominent epidemiologists and you keep coming back to personal attacks on me that have absolutely no relevance to reality. >> carley: fauci accused senator paul of distorting everything about him in his usual fashion and went head-to-head with senator marshall regarding private business dealings and caught calling names on a hot mic. >> my financial disclosures are public knowledge. >> office cannot find them, where would they be if they are public knowledge? >> he is happy to give it to you if you were to ask. >> what a moron. >> ashley: something to hear. marshall saying, having a bombshell report show he did award u.s. tax dollars to the wuhan lab and being called out about disclosures, calling me moron during a senator hearing may have

hopefully not as rough as some of what we have faced these past couple years in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news in national news tonight. former president donald trump has been subpoenaed in an ongoing tax fraud investigation. >> regarding his family's his 2 eldest children don junior

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hopefully not as rough as some of what we have faced these past couple years in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> still ahead tonight at 8 o'clock. it was the biggest talking point in the sports world this weekend. an nfl player, a star. troubled player quit in the middle of

ashley: how frustrating is it? >> bookings are still strong, ships are failing, the protocols are working so it's not a different situation than it was two weeks ago in my view. ashley: someone said it is safer on a ship than a supermarket. >> i would rather the omission behind us than in a supermarket any day of the week. ashley: there you have it. this is the norwegian gem 30 minutes ago from new york. on its way to the caribbean and i am going to do that. ashley: i know you, we will see you next couple hours. great stuff. still ahead senators john barrasso and rick scott, martha maccallum will join us and so will micro. the 10:00 hour of varney is next. ♪♪ we hit the bike trails every weekend shinges doesn't care. i grow all my own vegetables shingles doesn't care. we've still got the best moves you've ever seen good for you, but shingles doesn't care. because 1 in 3 people will get shingles, you need protection. but, no matter how healthy you feel, your immune system declines as you age increasing your risk

ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> all right. weather time as we get a live look at san francisco's embarcadero. >> on a thursday night awaiting another round of rain are force. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow tells us when round will hit us. far away. now it looks like it is rolling our way as we speak. still a lot of fog out there right now that fox will start to mix out. those that cold front comes in and then we'll get that rain going overnight tonight. you can see it a little further to the north. begin to move into northern california so far we remain dry right now. a lot of fog in our skies at this time. but tonight that's going to start to mix out a little bit as that front comes in and then we're going to go with the rain. in fact, here comes on the models. you see it here. all of a sudden we get into it and there we go right in time for the commute tomorrow morning through the middle of the morning or so. a fairly wet around the bay area. not a huge storm, but enough to make things pretty slick out there on the road

charles: ashley, thank you very much. happy new year. hadn't seen you. ashley: same to you. charles: i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now historic inflation is crushing americans. real wages are getting hammered. as you see the market looking past the crisis, really wondering if the hawkish fed might be more hype than reality. the fate of every asset group is at the mercy of jay powell and company. will they pick main street over wall street? president biden's campaign to nuke the filibuster is getting ugly an desperate. his pitch is simple. a, ditch the pill h filibuster to pass the voting rights bill with a simple majority or b, you're a racist. i later will share with you, why i think president biden is hurting the nation's specially black americans with this kind of talk. bitcoin is billed as the great inflation head. everyone is saying why it is sliding? i will ask one of the biggest believers out there. he put his money where his mouth is. michael saylor is with us. all that and more on "making money". charles: we know it is all about inflation

ashley, thank you very much. ashley webster live at the port of savannah. >>> we've got some major shareholders at kohl's expecting great things as they consider a buyout offer of $9 billion. charlie gasparino says those activist investors are getting guidance from one of the most famous names of all time on wall street. what does that mean for the retailer? charlie breaks it next. closing bell, 28 minutes away. here's what we see on the screen. again, this push you/pull you moment. dow is up 11 points. s&p down 20, the nasdaq lower by 181. ♪ ♪ whether you've enjoyed the legendary terrain in telluride, the unparalleled landscape of park city or the famed peaks of whistler, you face the hassle of lugging your gear through the airport. with ship skis, you're just a few clicks away from having your skis, snowboard and luggage shipped from your doorstep to your destination. with unrivaled pricing, real time tracking, ship skis delivers hassle-free. ship ahead and go catch those first tracks on fresh snow. it's a

good morning, ashley. what's this about? ashley: good morning, stu. chinese regulators drafting new guidelines that will require the country's biggest internet companies to obtain their approval before making any investments or fund raising. the new rules will apply to any platform company with more than a million -- 100 million, that is, users or with more than $1.5 billion in revenue. it's not immediately clear what types of investments or fund raisings could be impacted, but it is another level of oversight by regulators who want to rein in deal making and, get this, collection of user data by free-wheeling internet giants. not that the government does that. china frowns on big tech companies buying smaller companies calling it monopolistic and unpair to their users. -- unfair to their users. that's the kettle calling the pot black. [laughter] stuart: not heard that expression for a while, but it's apt. well done, ashley. >>> question, are you a remote tech worker? do you want $10,000 worth of bitcoin? all you've got to do is move to arkansas. comi