shawn. arthel: hello, i am arthel neville. an advisor for vice president harris clarify comments after vice president suggested the white house with more covid variance coming. cases of omicron spreading fast, three dozen states reporting infections. covid search terms as millions of americans are preparing to travel for christmas. the cdc seeking to reassure families they can travel if they take proper measures. >> we are in a very different place this year the master and we do want people to gather and gather safely. we have the tools back to do it. what we are saying is rely on the tools. arthel: we have live team coverage, morning rain is a new york city which has become the epicenter of this new covid wave but we will begin with mark meredith live in wilmington delaware for the president is spending the weekend. >> good afternoon, biden offering a blunt assessment about one unvaccinated americans are facing given the last couple of weeks because they face a severe winter of bad illness and death and he's encouraging people to get their vaccine. we are hearing from concerns from health officials and we've learned president biden is going to speak at length what's going on with the pandemic on this upcoming tuesday. jen psaki putting out a tweet this afternoon saying if the president is going to build off his winter plant and announcing new steps the it administration is taken to help communities in need of assistance while also issuing a warning of what the winter will look like for americans who choose to remain unvaccinated. because of the rising cases, the administration deploy a few handful of states overnight appeals decision can ohio from a federal appeals court reinstating presidents vaccine mandate which impacts businesses with 100 employees or more. the judge's ruling they have the ability to impose opponents of the mandates are vowing to take the case all the way to the supreme court. we been watching for the vice president promised for vice president kamala harris raising eyebrows, she's an interview with los angeles times, she said the u.s. was shocked by the variant hitting cities coast to coast. she was quoting from wouldn't see omicron coming and that's the nature the awful virus which has mutations in various. an advisor to the vice president spoke with boxing they were aware of the possibility of the variance here and the administration has been preparing the for this all along the first questions about strategy because now almost a year into the biden administration we are still dealing with this pandemic it is likely will hear a lot about the next few weeks and months tuesday in his speech. arthel: it is the novel coronavirus even though we are knee deep and so we will see what they have to say. thank you eric. eric: all-too-familiar healing and new york, omicron. hitting part of the state this week reported it highest single day total get for new covid cases. new york city mines protesting covid are stretched for several blocks. people have to wait for hours. i know someone who waited for hours for a swap. new yorkers are getting surprises from testing positive even though they were boosted. more on this. >> week before christmas, holiday stirrup, covid for the second year in a row is shutting everything down. the show will not go on as best i can covid cases in new york forcing broadway shows to cancel performances shattering the popular christmas show for the rest of the season. tony award winning hamilton, artist tickets to get cancel all performances this weekend. >> so excited to see hamilton, we came a long way to get here. we get here and there is a closed sign on the door. it is such a disappointment. reporter: new york post highest single week total of new public cases since the earliest days of the pandemic. long wind with people getting tested for the holiday gatherings. this variance is to blame for the search, 44 states now, the postponement of several nfl games this weekend with at least 102 players testing positive since monday. now the national hockey league announcing postponement of the ruins from at least through december 26. a number of vancouver players with protocols the past two days. their games have been postponed as well. a medical expert suggested variance is for wealthy countries, vaccinating poor countries. >> these new variants are not coming out of washington or washington d.c., it's most part out of third world countries. >> getting worked the covid outbreak is impacting tonight saturday night live show, there will be no live audience tonight in the show will have limited cast and crew. eric: how about that. thanks much. arthel: california governor gavin newsom rolling out $300 million plus plan to help law enforcement crackdown on the recent wave of smash and grab robberies. i spoke with san jose's assistant police chief about the proposal earlier today on fox news live a lot of these efforts are well intentioned in some i supported myself but unfortunately their unintended consequences and we see now criminals have been able to exploit these unintended consequences to the benefit, we have difficulty keeping our community safe. arthel: police chief said he applauds the governor's efforts in this massive plan to implement or infuse more than $300 million into the california community law enforcement and businesses alike. christina coleman is live in los angeles with more on this. >> under this three year plan, this would be used to stop organized crime rings bewley this act. part of the governor's proposed budget last month allocating to $55 million for law enforcement to increase their presence at retail locations, 30 million prosecutors and 25 million for small businesses victimized by theft. despite the announcement, critics say not justice reform like cash bail for crime and democrat run counties like los angeles and san francisco county is leading to more crime due to repeat offenders. san jose assistant police chief had this to say about the governor's newly announced plan to fight crime. >> if we only treat symptoms if not the cause, not sure we are going to get the result the governor is hoping for. if people are arrested and released back on the street through zero bail or held accountable by a system once they are arrested, there's not much incentive for them to change behavior. >> california's senate republik and later released this thing governor newsom financed measures on public safety despite encouraging tough on crime policies that foster safe haven for criminals. the relentless push for the criminal first agenda turned this once majestic state into a sanctuary for criminals. prop 47, an initiative voters passed in 2014 downgraded property theft from felony to misdemeanor or stolen items with a value of $950 or less. critics say it's effectively giving leaves green light commit crimes but yesterday governor newsom suspended the law. >> since prop 37 was passed, the last full year analysis shows property and larceny crimes were down 11%, nothing to do, these laws we put on the books are sideshows to what's happening in an organized way. >> the proposed budget will include $25 million from what he described as the largest gun buyback program in the nation. arthel: thank you. eric. eric: the spike of homicides and robberies, there's a surge in carjackings. drivers for the car service companies uber and lyft say they fear for their own personal safety. look at this shocking video in philadelphia. delivery driver stepping out of his car and it's a couple of seconds the suspects jumped into the front seat and tried to drive off. fortunately the driver and neighbors were able to stop -- look at that, the driver tries to pull the guy out of his own car. safety advocates say is a tragic incident, this one in march, driver was killed one of the chances of your driver being carjacked were you being carjacked waiting in line? executive director independent driver represent 250,000 for higher drivers. good to see you, it seems drivers and peps are up. what you think? >> thanks for having me, rideshare has made it easier and safer for consumers to take rides. unfortunately, uber and lyft have not done enough to protect the drivers, drivers are double triple background check for consumers are not so criminals have been setting up bank accounts using fake names and luring drivers to secluded areas to hijack them. it's a huge problem across the country, we seen in chicago a spike in the last eight or nine months, drivers are carjacked and being shot and robbed and some sexually assaulted. these delivery apps are putting a target on the drivers, criminals to hunt them down. i'm sorry? eric: there was a case on wednesday tragically a driver in washington d.c., he's okay but the car was called by somebody in maryland, drives the passenger pc in the lyft driver said the guy who called him, the passenger shot him and stole his car. ten car services, ride services do to better protect the drivers? >> that's a great question. we've advocated for years for them to do certain background checks on consumers, to put photos and verify accounts created belong to people. we advocate years to get to set cameras for all drivers. this holiday season would be an impossible time for her and lyft to get these cameras in every vehicle. we've noticed passengers realized a camera in the vehicle, anything that will happen does not happen for the most part and if it does, criminal is caught on camera. eric: what do the companies say? they've installed panic buttons for the driver can help 91 automatically, what are the company's positions to install especially on the app, to make sure and verify the client, the passenger is who he or she says they are and not a criminal out to steal their car? >> they haven't taken enough steps, they do very little if at all. calls for cameras have fallen on deaf ears. we've tried for years to get cameras installed in vehicles. 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federal construction contract. let's go to bill melugin live in rio grande city. >> good afternoon, six months ago texas governor greg abbott first announced intentions to build a texas border wall. the wall is officially starting to materialize. the governor himself visiting the construction site down here in the rio grande valley watching the first wall panels go up. here in the rio grande valley, the busiest part of the mexican u.s. border and they are building here for that reason, this will be the first 1.7-mile stretch of the wall. look at drone video we shot. what you are looking at is historical, the first time ever in the history of united states estate decided to build its own border while, a job left up to the federal government but governor abbott said he has to do it because the federal government simply is not securing the border. >> this unprecedented action is needed for one single reason and it's because the biden administration failed to do its job as required by the constitution and by law passed by congress to enforce the immigration laws of the united states of america. reporter: you mentioned at the top president biden cancel federal wall contracts. here is the result, this video we shot in the last couple of months in the rio grande valley, massive stockpile of steel panels just sitting here this january ever since president biden took office in all construction was halted. taxpayers are on the hook, they've already paid tens of millions of dollars for the state of texas is able to use it. if the feds won't even talk to them about the possibility of using the metal or selling to them. >> if they want to be responsible stewards for taxpayer money, they should provide the material either to the state of texas or contractors working with the state of texas. otherwise the biden administration has on its resume wasting billions of taxpayer dollars doing absolutely nothing. reporter: bottom line, this deal you see in the video, nothing will happen with it. the federal government that they have no intention of building a poor wall so all the steel will continue to sit there in texas cannot using they will have to find their own metal. you see it being built here on texas land paid for by the state of texas. arthel: bill melugin, thank you. eric: little more than one week with the devastating tornado touring through the area. today mitch mcconnell was surveying the damage and he calls storm in his state in kentucky, the worst in his lifetime. here is the latest on the recovery efforts. charles, we can hear the sound of construction trying to rebuild right now. >> that's right. you can see behind me mayfield is still the center of disaster. this is not an easy road for the folks in the, many have lost everything and they are trying to do whatever they can to clean up. today mitch mcconnell vowing to be therefore storm ravaged communities in the days and weeks ahead as he toured hardest hit areas and local leaders, volunteers and families have lost so much. >> i'm going to try to keep attention on it and we are going to look for areas to reprogram the state for other purposes see if we can plug the gap tween the overwhelming response in terms of volunteers and beyond that. reporter: we are starting to see some people take advantage of bad situations in the wake of the tornadoes that killed at least 77 people and cost millions of dollars in damages, one think the rest of half a dozen people who kentucky state police say work, moving tornado damaged cars stealing from neighborhoods here. police arrested suspects for fluting seized trust $50000. >> unfortunately we do fact see that in disaster areas and scams as well. easy target for them. they are working to combat this issue. reporter: it's really unfortunate but in these situation where natural disasters strike, we almost always see more good from people than bad. we are seeing it from national leadership in physics from president biden mcconnell and recently mike pence who visited a memorial up the street from where we are. eric: mr. biden's visit was heartfelt. despicable some people try to take advantage. charles, thank you for you can help fellow americans devastated by these storms. you can help with tornado relief, visit the red cross website, red cross.org, site about on the fox corporation $1 million for red cross relief. arthel: supply chain crisis the biden administration has it's getting better but hospitals and pharmacies across the country for a shortage of lifesaving restrictions including heart medication, antibiotics and cancer drugs but experts say don't panic, here are solutions and alternatives. that next. ♪♪ here some headlines at the bottom of the hour, hot trend turning into a terrorist investigation. authorities are nothing the arrest of 1000 students who allegedly posted videos threatening bombings or mass shootings at their schools. many schools did shut down security over the tik tok threat. sexual assault, peloton suspending an ad campaign featuring from a all accusations climbed them fabrications the death of the people november 5 at the astro world ruled accidental, medical examiner said they died from compression ethics you, suffocated as the crowd surged toward the stage turning to one of the victims families saying there daughter's last moments are marked with suffering, pain and pain and terror. arthel: more murders may be linked to the virginia serial killer suspect they have in custody. most bodies discovered since august, most recently wednesday. alexandria hoff has more. >> of the fourth no victims one has not been named but this afternoon i spoke to a woman who police reached out to believing one of the bodies bully aunt to her sister. stephanie harrison from california. her sister came to pc in december but never returned home adding her sister didn't know the man now called the shopping cart killer but they did have rooms at the same hotel. here is the police chief. >> he's killed for already suspect he has more victims. he is a predator is all serial killers are, he prays on the week and vulnerable and he does unspeakable things with his victims. the shopping cart killer does unspeakable things. reporter: anthony robinson was taken into custody last month charged in the death of 54-year-old freshman and 39-year-old anita smith. their products were found here are shopping cart in virginia. two more bodies, cooking idle triathlon wednesday, two hours life in virginia. a wooded area near the motel stephanie harrison was last seen. >> after he inflicts, to his victims tells them, he transports their bodies to their final resting place literally in a shopping cart. reporter: police are trying to piece together where else he's been, he lived in d.c. from prior addresses elsewhere such as new york. investigators think he's connected with some of his victims to online dating sites alexandria hoff, fox news. eric: supply chain crisis some pharmacies across the country reportedly happen running low, out services, pharmacies are already shortstaffed. >> we are significantly busier than a year ago having doubled the volume of actual workload actions you have to do because of the vaccine process on top of medications you usually dispense on a daily basis, it's doubling the workload. eric: senior vice president of the pharmacy practice at government affairs of american pharmacies associations. how bad is the shortage? >> there are shortages but don't panic. there are alternatives. this has been going on for years and they will continue to go on. the problem right now, we are in a pandemic and everything is escalating and those of stress and drain on supply chain and pharmacies as well as patients so it is a concern but there are alternatives. eric: i'm glad you say don't panic, it does sound alarming fda has 111 or so medicines on back order. 161 drugs currently on the shortage list, more than half of the products are handled overseas, 78% ingredients outside the u.s. at the supply chain issues were like what? what should people do can you explain why we should be mindful of this? but not necessarily as you say, don't panic. >> first of all, drug shortages are caused by a number of reasons so even though they may be made outside the country, drugs made inside the country are also susceptible to shortage as well but if the drug is in shortage and you are taking it, talk to your pharmacist or if you are concerned, talk to your pharmacist. oftentimes there are alternatives. sometimes it may not be ideal, it may be less effective or you may have to take two instead of one tablet a day and in some cases, the pharmacist can make the change and other cases they have to talk to the dark doctor in the pharmacist work with the doctor to find an alternative. eric: is this more of a supply-chain issue or more of a covid pandemic issue? seemingly getting worse. >> structures are caused by a number of reasons. first in most cases, at the manufacturing facility bridesmaid, there's a problem. if you cut corners as manufacturers sometimes do, it will cause a problem and you will have to shut the line down and fix it. when that happens, the drug isn't available. sometimes it business decision, generic drugs have small margins for profit so why make those drugs if you can make drugs that will give you more profit, sometimes it's increased demand. there are seeing searches of covid in hospitals around the country, there are shortages of drugs used in icus so there are some demand issues as well. also as we've heard, there supply-chain constraints happening whether from overseas or even getting a product from one end of the country to the other end. eric: the president says the supply-chain issue is going to be resolved and they are working on it and it is getting better, does not expand to prescription drugs we rely on for our health? >> the supply chain for prescription drugs closely monitored or regulated so to the extent a drug can get from one place to another, it's happening. if it's in shortage, it will take more time but whether it in a pharmacy, pharmacist will work with wholesalers to try to get the drug elsewhere. in hospitals, some hospitals have a pharmacist dedicated to dealing with drug shortages and nearly every hospital has a drug shortage team on the lookout for what the next shortage is and how you make sure patient care continued and isn't disruptive. eric: bottom line, you say is there but don't freak out? >> exactly. if you are concerned, talk to your pharmacist. your pharmacist can help alleviate the panic as well as look for alternatives it's a good idea to have 90 day supply of drugs on hand so most insurance companies will allow you to have a 90 day supply of his a product you take consistently. eric: usually he call them up and say they won't let you have it. it is not a special thing? >> pharmacist, doctors, insurance companies. eric: . we think the pharmacist from a they do fantastic work all through this covid crisis. thank you. arthel: the united nations him and rights council taking steps to investigate crimes in ethiopia as a year long civil war rages on. advocacy groups are calling on world leaders reach a peace deal. will speak with former ambassador to the un coming up next. ♪♪ blood he civil war raging in ethiopia for a year leaving nine and ten people reportedly meeting humanitarian aid. united nations voted yesterday to launch international rights investigation as previous attempts failed to halt the fighting between rebels and government forces. >> it's continued with ongoing fighting. our office continues to receive report of abuses by all parties. arthel: ethiopia's former ambassador to the united nations. thank you for joining us. ethiopia tv reporting breaking news this morning 5:45 a.m. eastern time, 1:45 p.m. ethiopia. several times have been liberated from terrorist group, can you expound on this? is this true? >> thank you for having me. that's not true, the government continues. what has happened is the forces have repositioned themselves, there was no retreat, just simply propaganda the government misleads. arthel: i may come back to that but let me get to this, yesterday un human rights council tweeted that the council voted to establish international commission to investigate allegations of human rights violations and abuses by all parties. if you quote, tell us more about the human rights violation taking place in ethiopia. >> the decision of u.s. counsel human rights, we have been asking for it. we believe genocide has been committed. malicious from neighboring states and therefore we have to have independence international investigation and the government has been objecting to this. look forward to the federal investigation has crimes continue to be committed and if there are any allegations, we will hold them responsible. arthel: to be clear, you say you represented the regional state government, they seem to be suffering most from 400,000 people living in famine like conditions also at least 2 million people across nicaragua because of this conflict so who is carrying out these human rights violations and why are they doing? >> for over 14 months, for year until they are sick, they committed heinous crimes and we think it's clear in the near future by international media, the forces including -- they are creating this. they are completely under siege. they are coming, there's no television, telephone or banking system. arthel: the ethiopian prime minister administration says heinous crimes are committed by them. why would the prime minister commit crimes against his own people? >> that's a whole different thing, the prime minister his mother told him he would be the next president, the constitution and they declare war, because we have the election last september. he invited the dictator of -- he brought the army and they were not only reported, the international media briefly about them and they continue to report the crimes being committed. because like all dictators, he wants to bring about under rule -- we believe he has committed a crime. arthel: so you said you mentioned rich rea and the people historically have been enemies, you are claiming the government used one group against the other. >> that's not what i am saying they are neighbors, they have similar culture. christian. it is a dictator on the ethiopian government because we went to war in 1990 and at that time, the leadership was responsible for the defeat. they are not enemies of each other. these are the government orchestrating this. arthel: i did have the prime minister's press secretary on two weeks ago who agreed with what you said but now i'm getting your side. last year, this war heated up november 3, 2020. how did this crisis escalates so quickly and how much time is left to stop it to prevent a complete collapse of ethiopia? >> they thought they could completely silent this part of the country. we've had everything from day one international community publicly, we are ready to sit down and talk at any time. we are under siege and until it's lifted we will continue to fight. arthel: we wish the best for everyone in ethiopia. thank you for joining us. we'll be right back. the omicron variant is spreading. new restrictions to try to stop the spread live in london with the latest and if there's going to be a lockdown. >> you can sense a change in the air, more people are wearing masks, plans of getting canceled or postponed. as the cases continue to skyrocket, doctors here in the uk say it might only be the start. >> all of the meetings we've attended are concerned with was taking place the message is clear it looks like the calm before the storm. >> boris johnson reportedly repairing new rules to ban indoor mixing two weeks starting after presence. the exception would be for work and restaurants would be limited to outdoor service only and while the government continues to figure out what's next, there is a push for people getting vaccinated or boosters as mark harvey coming sick. travel restrictions and we are learning a short time ago the netherlands are imposing lockdowns that will expire into january, all of this at the world health organization detecting the omicron variant in as many as 809 areas. eric: thank you. omicron is here, too so please be safe. arthel: where back tomorrow noon eastern. bring us back. enjoy your evening, thank you enjo watching.ning, thank you ♪♪ .. 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