we re able to identify folks that haven t communicated or weren t able to that they re okay. welcome. i m neil cavuto. this is your world. before we go to kentucky, i want to alert you to another development today at the corner of wall and broad where stocks were racing on the notion that interest rates are going up and maybe not a little bit either. the federal reserve indicating that they ll see inflation for what it is, a problem and addressing it but aggressively moving to tighten money. we ll get you to the implications of that. might surprise you that stocks were up on the notion that we might have closure on the way to addressing inflation. we shall see. now back to kentucky and robert ray on what is happening as we speak. robert? neil, good afternoon. it s breezy and cloudy here in mayfield. president biden left here about 45 minutes ago and headed to dawson springs, about 60, 70 miles away from here. he toured mayfield, walked the ground and toured it from the ai
new fears kicking off of an outbreak putting americans on edge. the president still on vacation in the home of a billionaire in nantucket, massachusetts. let s turn now to jacqui heinrich in that town. we saw the president yesterday, but what s he saying now about the new variant? reporter: hey, good morning to you, edward. despite holiday sales that were expected to climb at a record pace this year, national retail federation predicting up to 10.5% the global markets are reeling from the news of this new variant, and yesterday president biden announced travel restrictions from south africa and seven other neighboring countries will be imposed similar to those imposed by the u.k., more than a dozen other countries after they spoke with scientists about how fast new variant was spreading and also whether vaccines are effective against it. the president said the decision to hut down travel from south africa was made out of an abun cannes of caution, but he abundance of caut
people or more than we did before covid hit. and today s most colorful and creative sign yet that america is nearly back to normal, a packed macy s thanksgiving day parade. 2.5 million people were expected to show up along the route in new york city, and take a listen to their cheers for the start of the show. it feels like we re almost getting back to normal in a sense. we re able to be out in crowds again. we re visiting family in new jersey we haven t seen in a long time. it is a great feeling. and cnn s pete munteen is at reagan international airport. the tsa just announcing a new pandemic air record for the number of travelers. which means this new move by the justice department matters even more. tell us what they re doing and this new priority for federal prosecutors. it s so true, jessica. 2.3 million people screened yesterday aausz the country by the tsa. that number double than where we were this time last year, 88% back in 2019 before the pandemic. a new pand
look what you did. that s assault, that s assault, that s assault, that s assault. stop, stop, stop! hundreds of anti-israel protestors turning christmas celebrations sour. several arrested in new york city after they allegedly attacked police officers and harassed tourists in an effort to ruin the holiday. hello, i m jonathan hunt in los angeles. great to be with you, i m rich edson in new york. chants of christmas is canceled and long live the intifada heard throughout the streets of midtown manhattan, and they may try to disrupt the iconic ball drop on new year s eve. jonathan: rabbi is standing by on how concerning the hate-filled scenes are for jewish americans. rich: alexis with the latest. this has been going on for weeks, not a surprise to people in new york but still continues to happen. at least six arrested as they tried to keep the crowd under control but things got out of hand. watch this. that was just one of the issues going on. you can see the cr
congratulations to her and her legions of fans,nd thank you for joining me this evenin i m alex marquardt. i ll see yoagain right here tomorrow ght, starting at 5:00 p.m. eastern an episode of the real time with bill maher sw starts right now the hbo original series bill i feel like there s gunman right okay we have a big show. i think i know why you re happy. it s a holiday tomorrow for each one. 20 cheese. i m going to start my baking i m getting i started earlier anyway this is a very special for 20 because it s for 2024 which is which is the same backwards and forwards. this only happens once every hundred years like like arizona updating its abortion laws various just so much going on this week a new taylor swift album and a donald trump trial something for this swifties and for the nut. so swiftie you have the album, you haven t already oh, it s amazing. it s called tortured poets department. and everybody loves it already. the tweens love at the team s love at the