a few hours from now arguments with mississippi 15 week abortion ban kick off at the u.s. supreme court. the final decision overturned roe v. wade and we will tell you exactly who you should keep your eyes and ears on and they pick up the case wednesday morning. plus americans most frustrated tonight with lingering inflation and the negative impact and president biden expected to address the key administrations wednesday after monday, the latest developments on that tonight. and that is where we check in with kevin corke because we have new warnings from the federal reserve tonight. the factors pushing upwards to linger 2022 and also, kevin, the variance with a large threat to our economic recovery. what do you have for us, kevin? >> he actually tried, shannon level best to balance his remarks in a way that wouldn't leave consumers with real cold chill today. but by any measure, how much today by the federal reserve chairman jerome powell especially as it relates to inflation? we are met with alarm and consummation despite the biden administration refrain about inflation being transitory, he admitted today inflation is here for the foreseeable future. listen to this. >> would now appear as the factors pushing upward well into next year. we understand high inflation imposes significant burdens especially on those less able to meet the higher cost of essentials like food, housing and transportation. we are committed to our goal and will use our tools both to support the economy and strong labor market and to prevent higher inflation from becoming entrenched. >> simply speaking lot of people are hurting. and this comes as administration administration with a trifecta of trouble, a surging new covid-19 variant and yes supply chain bottlenecks all threatening to derail scant economic progress and markets. meanwhile joe biden to gathering in minnesota today that is infrastructure plan will somehow eventually needs supply chain issues. you may recall yesterday he met with ceo of the white house and talked about that but roughly canceled his remarks with a little warning. as you pointed out, shannon, tomorrow to deliver remarks on that topic and his administration's latest strategy to tackle supply problems that hammer the economy. i should pass this along to you in the latest blow to the administration vaccine mandate push, a judge in louisiana locked the white house planned to force health care workers nationwide to get the shot. we will see how that plays out in court, shannon. >> shannon: those legal fights are continuing we will track it down. kevin, we will chat with you in just a minute. >> you bet. >> shannon: new testing tonight to find out if covid-19 vaccines are going to be effective against the omicron variant. and where it stands tonight from atlanta. >> it could take two weeks for laboratory test and real-world surveillance to determine whether the omicron variant is more resistant to current antibody treatments and vaccines. the researchers are concerned about changes to the spike protein. what dr. anthony fauci calls the business end of the virus. >> of these mutations with increased my dharna says that compose a challenge to existing vaccines. >> the of efficacy of the vaccine, but vaccine developers and federal health officials believe full vaccination plus covid booster shot will still lower the chances of severe diseases. >> i don't know it will be deeply effective pipe plus 9%. but i don't think i would be surprised. >> it remains unclear whether omicron causes more severe disease than previous variance based on early cases in south africa. >> the majority of primary health practitioners are mild-to-moderate. early indications may be mild but that is looking at young people. so i would be hesitant to call it right now but that is a critical question. we should have more interest in. >> as a precaution drug with vaccines for omicron and new treatment. an official at merck tells fox news it is in the experimental pill and it will be active against the omicron variant although specific studies yet to be done to confirm this. late this afternoon, the advisory committee voted 13-10 to recommend authorization of the drug for use in nonpregnant adults. if approved by the fda, this will be the first oral treatment for covid-19 and the first patients could take it home. shannon. >> shannon: thank you so much. so cnn suspending store anchors chris cuomo pending investigation into conduct with aiding his brother with ex-governor of new york andrew cuomo. the trace gallagher is on the case. good evening, trace. >> shannon, good evening the claim to suspend name after attorney general's office released new information that "shed new light on chris cuomo's involvement in his brother's defense." the documents which we were not privy to be for the public released raise serious questions. remember back in august, the cnn anchor told his viewers this. watch. >> never made calls to the press about my brother situation. i never influenced or attempted to control cnn's coverage of my family. >> that is contradicted by a statement by cuomo himself gave to investigators saying, "when asked i would reach out to sources and other journalist to see if they had heard anybody else coming out." days after new york stories time broke that andrew harassed her at a wedding reception, chris cuomo had a text message exchange within cuomo melissa derosa saying, "i have a lead on the wedding girl. and wrote, "rumor going around from political one or two more people coming out tomorrow. can you check your sources? cool moe replied, "on it." and then later wrote, "no one has heard that yet." ari fleischer said see and it failed to pursue the case. >> but the thing is he obviously crossed the line and he did it months ago and went cnn in a statement today said there was more to the store that they learned today from the ag's emails, cnn did not go looking for the full story when this originally broke. >> shelley the tv producer who had a crew though mike accused chris, you need to publicly acknowledge wrongdoing to women to victims of sexual harassment, assault and gender bias. to his colleagues, to the other colleagues e tried to compromise into the viewers he misled. and others are reporting that the suspension wasn't just about the new york ag's transcripts. "the daily beast" says cnn jeff zucker got beat like jake tapper and that cuomo had become unpopular among network staffers and fellow hosts. cnn says cuomo suspension is for further evaluation but no word when that evaluation might happen, shannon. >> shannon: all right, thank you very much, trace. breaking tonight we learn new details about the shooting of a high school in michigan where three students died and several others remained in critical condition tonight. the suspected gunman a 15-year-old sophomore is in custody. the police had the gun used in the shooting was purchased by the suspect's father and the suspect posted pictures of the gun on social media before the attack. correspondent gary henry has the latest, garrett henry, good evening. because the three young people who lost their lives were 14, 16, 17 years old, two girls and a boy. eight other people were also shot including a teacher and are now treated at local hospitals. the police identified the shooter as a 15-year-old sophomore, who they say you semiautomatic handgun with multiple magazines to fire 15 to 20 shots at oxford high school. at first, a lot of students didn't realize what was happening, but then rushed outside and away from the school when reality set in. >> i didn't think anything of it, no, because like i said, apparently it was not a drill. it was very scary. >> other students barricaded themselves inside classroom. a student record of this video told fox 2 and detroit, moments after the shooting ended, some hidden under the desk when someone tried to open the door to this classroom and it was a sheriff's deputy. which they knew that it was not what a real deputy would do. the actual deputy confronted the shooter within 5 minutes of the first 911 call and he gave himself up without any kind of a fight. at the police station, he refused to answer any questions and asked for an attorney. >> we don't have a motive at this point in time. we are still investigating that. ultimately, we will get to the bottom of this. we are executing a search warrant at his house. >> governor gretcn whitmer and are reacting to the shooting. >> this is every parent's worst nightmare. we learned the full details but my heart goes out to the families and during the unimaginable grief of losing a loved one. >> the school was canceled tomorrow as investigators process the crime scene and they began the process of interviewing potentially hundreds of students without the shooting, shannon. >> shannon: garrett, thank you very much. protesters honoring rights disbursed by a motorist who forced their way through the crowd. killed back in april by kim potter, x officer now that said she thought she was pulling the taser when she drew her gun and shot right. the jury selection started outside the courthouse. one person jumped on the roof and another punched against a window and the car eventually drove off. apparently no injuries to the driver. the police officer ryan remington fired after shooting 61-year-old man in mobility scooter last night. allegedly made off with a toolbox from walmart and pulled a knife when confronted. remington was working off-duty security at the store when the man ignored remington's orders to not enter nearby loads and shot nine times and died at the scene. to some police said remington used a clear violation of the department policy and directly contradicts use of force training. breaking tonight two police officer among a people that have been shot in the town of rex georgia. the winded officers rushed to grady memorial hospital in atlanta. one is in critical condition and the other has nonlife-threatening injuries. the crime crisis is where we begin with the green team panel. leslie marshall, joe concha and jason chaffetz. welcome back to all of you. >> hey shannon. >> hi, shannon. >> shannon: want to read out of philadelphia temple university student shot dead in broad daylight and loading a car after home to visit. his family for thanksgiving. his eyes death brings the homicide rate to a record-breaking 506. the soaring homicide rate has lead to tensions between the cops and district attorney and officers accuse him of allowing crime to skyrocket by failing to prosecute, though mike gun crime. jason your thoughts. >> this is a problem in more than one city. you have gun crime and they don't get prosecuted. even back when i was in congress, we were questioning the obama/biden administration why aren't you prosecuting more gun crimes? it is very simple, police, neighborhood by neighborhood but i've seen the democrats take exactly the opposite approach of making sure they get out on bail as quickly as possible. that is what kamala harris was doing last summer for writing, people allegedly committing other types of crimes. so you have to prosecute these people and they have to know there is a real consequence or you will have escalation of violence. >> shannon: an opinion piece in "the wall street journal" gets to this, kim strassel is the one who wrote it "democrats have the waukesha problem where this guy ran into the parade and killed six. there were dozens of others injured. waukesha is one of those rare moments where the consequence of extreme ideology or brutally exposed to a nation. it is a big new midterm problem for democrats, one can prove difficult to overcome writing inflation, and backlash against educational that's like critical race theory." but the story for a lot of media outlets has gone away at this point, at least the waukesha event. >> it completely has a peer that is driven quite frankly by the commander in chief who during a national tragedy should come be the chief and visit the scene, small town in this case or tragedy struck due to murderous madman who targeted the victims, grandmothers, children, innocent people at a christmas parade. for whatever reason president biden is not visiting but flying over wisconsin in order to get to minnesota for political reasons to push the build back better plan here at the white house press secretary and jen psaki asked by peter doocy and to say well, certain assets need to be in place and made logistical argument, that is an insult to all those families where there are still children in critical condition in hospitals where that tragedy struck here it's a look, the objects are plain horrible here, shannon appeared i'm shocked joe biden elected because he does seem as a candidate and senator for all those years have a caring jeans that some politicians lack for him not to go there seems does not care and national media doesn't care as a result. speed, don't ask me when i want to get to two topics and leslie this has to do with chris cuomo, cnn said "we appreciate the unique position and understand the need to put family first and job second, however, the documents prove a greater effort than we previously knew." leslie he is suspended and there are a lot of document showing conversations he was having that didn't show much more involvement than we saw. >> it did but in addition to that, i think the real reason they suspended him indefinitely was one of the women said that she wanted him to be fired in light of this information that came out. and to me, that sounds like lawsuit coming down the pike. on a network, perhaps i will put that person out to pasture for a bit. listen, i was thinking, what would i do in a situation like this? i'm an anchor contributing on the network. i love my brother and i pretty much would do anything for them, but there is a line, a line of integrity that you have as an anchor, host, journalist, contributor, and you just can't cross that. for me, it wasn't sagging, listen, the manner in which my brother should respond. but needs to be more emotional. i don't think it was wrong, and things like that. my big problem was when he was going to look into his journalistic forces to find out what women were going to be coming forward and what they were going to be saying, not just across the line as a journalist but that gets into a questionable area with legality and really messing and an area he shouldn't. >> shannon: want to give a quick comment on this, media expert and we get one more topic. >> should have been outright fired. this is an anchor is a political hit man to leslie's point to smear accusers of sexual harassment against then brother governor? and the suspension leaves the door open for him to come back because remember this is the same network jeffrey toobin, hands down, the long range of legal analyst after self-serving way he conducted himself on a zoom call in front of female workers. while cuomo himself to be given a second act? time will tell, shannon. >> shannon: it will come adjacent the third topic we want to get to. the president tomorrow we think about the issues and the economy but the poll looking how the president is doing his job performance on the economy, 39% approve 59% disapprove. what does he need to say tomorrow? >> he's going to go back to the way we were doing things like opening up energy development in this country. i think the policies that they put in place in the first few days of the biden administration are causing these problems. and worried about the supply chain and the backlog of ships out at sea was about four months ago. he wasn't on top of it. and so come i don't know that he has anything he can give other n lip service. if he goes out and says i will release strategic petroleum reserve, that will not solve the president -- that will not solve the problem mr. president. by the way, when the federal government is spending more than $0.25 out of every dollar spent in our country and to suggest build better back or whatever they are calling it will not throw trillions more dollars at this, that will make the problem worse, not better. >> i think they are in a hard spot. >> shannon: the feds testified that probably using transitory now for inflation. i and all americans should cheer the president and the administration ways to make this better. thank you all for your time. >> thanks, shannon. we went coming to a demolition day near you, human wrecking ball. check it out, plus a diaper face-to-face with a great white shark and what happens next? 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one comments has never calls out six, no interpersonal relationship drama, no complaints. i'm sold. i thought that was a little impersonal. check out this guy grady from australia working on renovations and decided the best way to knock down the brick wall was to run straight at it. ouch. okay, the two day demolition job left grady exhausted and i can see why. finally in iran bazaar -- has this woman who strapped herself to a pole and unlocked it with the trainer to hop on. the goal was to be pushed onto the tracks and killed. she wishes there were a hold up more cops around. i'm not sure how effective it is. definitely creative. and we have some creative viral videos. hit us up shannon bream or fox dominic "fox news @ night" on twitter. ♪ ♪ the rise in inflation forecasted to hit americans are this holiday season with whimsical 12 days of christmas price index, 5.7% from 2019 prepandemic level. tonight correspondent laura greene explains why the gifts could be pricier this year. she is in new york city, good evening lauren. >> good evening, most of the items in the 12 days of christmas songs really make it on anyone's gift list but the annual price index is a way of looking at a key component at the economic health. ♪ ♪ most retail outlets don't sell a partridge in a pear tree come of it if they did it would cost you $222.68, 6% increase from 2019 according to tmc, annual crisp, christmas price index with those gifts in the song in today's dollars. this year it is showing an average 5.6% prepandemic level. the largest increase in eight years. the total cost of $41,206 compared to $38,994. the increase came from two turtledoves, 50% to $450.06 geese laying a whopping -- $660. the five golden rings seemed like a bargain in comparison but up 8.5% at $895. according to pnc the price index is a way of looking at the hard fact that consumer spending, which is "the drumbeat for the u.s. economy" 70% of the country's gdp is tied to consumption. the christmas holiday season is a huge chunk of the total. president biden on monday assuring company ceos the season looks merry and bright. >> we are looking to turn the savings into a lot more like we had in the past. consumer spending has recovered. we were headed before the pandemic. according to the national federal association the average consumer to pay $648 this holiday season for gifts for family, friends, and coworkers, shannon. >> shannon: thank you so much. time to bring kevin corke back in. it is officially december on the east coast after midnight. we can talk about christmas and the countdown is on. you have the best decorations? >> i know you are a hardcore christmas person. she listens to the songs, decorates early and turning scrooge into a christmas believer. here is the question are you ready? is the spirit in you? are you ready? have your neighbors decorated the house already? chances are the answer is absolutely yes unless you live next to shannon bream and you have already done it too. most known for decorations and already in the early stages of getting their houses and their neighbors going. ohio, pennsylvania, kentucky, louisiana and mississippi. and headed up by arkansas, south carolina, the great state of texas, michigan and there you go, virginia handing out the top ten most decorated. how about this states with the fewest decorations, georgia, oregon, kansas, colorado, and nevada. by the basic majority of americans prefer artificial trees, 65% over the real tree. what do you think? >> shannon: this is a debate in my house. my husband is a traditionalist and loves the way the tree smells and willing to pick up the pine needles and everything else. >> i'm from colorado so i'm conflicted. most of my friends grew up with real trees but i feel like should we be chopping down trees right now? 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>> with the person to watch as brett kavanaugh which i'm sure making liberals grit their teeth after tried to stop and get confirmed in the court and covered a few years ago. that is because three liberal justices who are clearly going to vote to keep the roe trimester that there are three justices thomas, and others who think roe should be overturned and wrongly decided. it is the two trump justices amy coney barrett and brett kavanaugh whose votes are in play and will make the decision. chief justice roberts is not going to decide this case. his vote does not matter anymore now that amy coney barrett and replaced ginsberg. i think amy coney barrett when it comes down it to overturn roe. she said as much in her work as law professor. so it comes down to brett kavanaugh we know nothing about his views on abortion. >> shannon: let me read this from "newsweek." they talked about last year they questioned the sixth amendment, brett kavanaugh with an 18 page opinion and no other justice joined it, set up a framework how he may rule in abortion case in the future. brett kavanaugh said roe could be egregiously wrong and significant real-world consequences. do you read much into that one way or the other? >> i think it does put its finger on what the real issue is. it will not be about whether mississippi law which bans abortion after 15 weeks is consistent with the real framework. i don't think it is possible to harmonize the two. the only reason roe would survive to brett kavanaugh or the chief justices because they they want to respect and maintain former president even when they think it is wrong. now brett kavanaugh has published an opinion saying, welcome i will not overturn past opinions even if wrong and list those three factors are present. on the other hand, i have a hard time thinking brett kavanaugh is going to be the justice who wants to be the fifth vote to uphold roe and go down history is harry blackmun or the anthony kennedy or david souter conservative justice who kept his roe alive. >> shannon: it sounds like you are just going ahead and put the chief justice john roberts in the column to uphold roe. do you think that is because of his -- he's going to want to adhere to precedent and the idea? do you think he is persuadable? >> you watch the court closer than i do, shannon. you know that last year were a few years ago, he actually struck down regulation on abortion. because he thought it should be followed. even though he said, i think earlier supreme court cases are wrong. these are the cases with texas and louisiana about whether a state could require abortion doctors to be licensed to practice in local hospitals. so i think if that is the case, i think he was signaling that he would be a fourth vote to uphold roe. but is not really the fifth vote. strangely the chief justice vote will not make a difference in the outcome here at. >> shannon: i do think this will be one of those cases a lot of back-and-forth behind the scenes. we will have to wait until june, the 1st of july when all that the decisions are due. i think this will be one of the last once we get and it could be big. we'll have to see. i'm excited for the arguments and we will have full coverage on fox news. john, thank you very much. >> thank you shannon. >> shannon: why so much of the media it checked out on the waukesha killings, and what could be coming next for the durham investigation "fox news @ night" host frankia kelly is up and we'll have plenty to say and he joins us next. to afford her that permanent solution. 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>> it doesn't work to what they want to talk about. they want to talk about white supremacy taking over the country needs to be reined in. they don't want to talk about islamic extremism or certainly not letting people out of jail without paying they will. if you are poor or rich, the rich people are getting out of jail because of the money, i got it. but this guy should have been in jail with thousand dollar fine for running over his girlfriend but instead he decides to run over everybody he saw in a parade while many were children, one of which died two days ago adding to carnage. this is carnage. if you look at the guy antiwhite, anti-trump and pledged to kill white people. there are horrific things he said in the horrific things he's done. it should have been an opportunity for a guy like al sharpton i don't care what side of the aisle you are on this has got to stop here the criminals are running the street and you can even do a parade in the middle of the country and the middle of the day on a sunday. this is outrageous but instead, the president not only does not mention it but flies over it to go to this event to talk about infrastructure because he didn't want a big footprint on the ground and disrupt things in waukesha. really? i think they know disruption. i think they also can understand empathy. jacob blake when jacob blake was shot by the cops for resisting arrest. we know that story. he made sure a big footprint there but not here. everyone sees through it. >> shannon: the president will comment on certain cases and some people will expect comment from him on all cases with things like this, so far, previously entered as we tracked that story. i want to ask you about the durham report. the last couple of months, there are those that say, they can count on this things and you need to forget about it. but the hill writing this the ongoing republic dilution an opinion piece by the executive but the real hoax is that the trump scandal is a hoax. the report did not clear trump or exonerate the president. the trump republicans on a counter from the durham investigation then he spent. what do you make of that? >> shannon, you are the lawyer but this is unbelievably irresponsible statement. they are not paying attention. when you sell the rest of the law year and you saw the arrest the other day of the brookings institute russian was actually arrested or repeatedly lying to the fbi. so washington posted something i think is unprecedented at the very least rare. they went back to a story that broke two years ago and said i have to correct it. you can't substantiate anything we put in here as it relates to donald trump in the russian investigation and dr. fauci and christopher steele. the person who they said was the source is not a source. it looks like an american with russian ties made this big illusion to put together this dossier to maybe dupe christopher steele. but get this vladimir putin told donald trump "i had nothing to do with this." could he have actually been telling the truth? could this facebook thing be part of an operation? and i didn't have anything to do with that. and could that be where this be leading? >> shannon: i think more questions than answers but quickly tell us about your new book. there is a special on fox nation and something special on friday night. >> yeah, president freedom fighter, frederick douglass in a battle to save american soul in these two extraordinary humans with the most valuable americans in history and they work together to do it through a most insidious time. that was the civil war. and i wanted to push back against 1619 with facts. we are not a country based on racism. we are not a country that ducts the effect of slavery but that is telling the story. we are not making this out to be evil. i want to put together a stage show where i talk about george washington, thomas jefferson, andrew jackson, sam houston and the alamo of interest and in this book on stage, live from 7:30 until about 9:00 on fox nation. i will be able to interact with the audience, work through the stories and pushback on this new narrative that america is never that great. i say we are not perfect but what makes as great as we try to be. that is what i'm trying to reestablish the foundation in my own unique way. the only regret is i'm in florida and you are not and you were born there. >> shannon: brian, brian kilmeade, congrats on the new book and thank you for popping in. >> thank you for having me. >> shannon: time to bring back kevin corke because we have a "midnight hero" come a great story from a from a firefighter's west virginia teen a true hero for saving his neighbor from a house fire grabbing the man, carrying him away from the plane. the good news no one was injured. kevin, the bad news is his home was significantly damaged. >> thank goodness he was fine, 17-year-old tyler baldwin and his neighbor had mobility issues and could not walk well. so he did not hesitate you to go into the burning home. you are tonight's "midnight hero." >> shannon: the images are stunning. you want to think in that moment of something like this happening, you would do the right thing. but i love that he knew what his neighbor was struggling with and that he couldn't wait and he went right in. >> you know what else i'm struck by, the media. you don't have sometimes to think about doing things. you have to act any did that. such a brave, young man and to save a life like that, i can't say enough about him. >> shannon: we are glad he is a hero and a busy day at the supreme court. i will see you tomorrow. that is it from washington for now. i'm shannon bream. you have dia, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on inside. it's true, with diabetic retinopathy, excess sugar can damage blood vessels, causing vision loss or even blindness. so remember this: now is the time to get your eyes checked. eye care is important to your long-term diabetes management. see a path forward with actions and treatments that may help your eyes— and protect against vision loss. visit noweyesee.com and take control of your sight. >> man: what's my safelite story? 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