colorado. >> holiday season said to have this type of spree take place is not normal for the community. we cannot lose sight of the victims in this and the people still fighting for their lives including lakewood agent. >> mike: they heard several gun fire near a shopping center and officers exchanged fire with a suspect at a separate location in denver. we will monitor this breaking story for further updates. also breaking tonight, more than 1,000 flights canceled in the u.s. on monday with 4,000 plus scrubbed since friday. airlines are blaming covid shortages and frustration in the sky as unruly passengers boarded a delta flight taken into fbi custody following this ugly incident. [bleep] [bleep] >> mike: this is new york city streets and the private sector, and takes effect requiring all private employers to request evidence of vaccination from their workers though it remains to be seen how effective the measure will be. breaking tonight the centers for disease control and prevention now cutting quarantine time for those infected with the omicron ferry and have ten days to five if asymptomatic. film following the so-called soft lockdown now hitting the country. good evening, bill. >> mike good evening to you, wreaking havoc on air travel all around the world and thousands of flights canceled just today alone as case a shoot up all of the place. now some businesses momentarily shutting down and sporting events canceled in america's biggest city launching the strictest mandate in the entire country. >> flight disruptions a major headache on this monday with 2600 flights canceled globally including more than a thousand here in the u.s. the omicron variant rise case numbers up across the country. >> we got to the airport early in case it doesn't cancel and hopefully we can catch another flight out from a different airline or whatever. >> the flight to get canceled, that is a struggle to get here. >> meanwhile beginning to date in new york city all workers had to be at least partially vaccinated or they wouldn't be allowed into the place of work. it was day number one the city's vaccine mandate affecting 184,000 businesses and testing is no longer an option. anyone seeking a medical or religious exemption can continue working while a decision is pending. now new york city employers must keep vaccine records or face possible fines. >> the reason we are open when places are shut down is because the focus on vaccination because we use mandates. >> some businesses say the strict rules are crushing them. >> i'm really worried. i'm worried about the hospitality to rebound from this nonsense. new year's eve reservations are down and across the board or down. i'm hopeful we can write out this and still be here to see. right now it looks really bleak in new york city. it looks really bad. >> scores of businesses in new york city or shutting down voluntarily. multiple broadway shows have closed their doors and mayor elect adam's canceled inauguration event for new year's day. and on the national level, dr. anthony fauci throwing cold water on the idea of new year's eve gatherings. >> when talking about a new year's eve party's 40, 50 people celebrating, you do not know the status of their vaccination come i would recommend strongly stay away from that this year. there will be other years to do that, but not this year. >> mike, sporting events are taking a hit as omicron variant spirit military bowl have already both been canceled and earlier this evening, we learned that friday for school sports ad after boise state dropped out due to covid-19 cases. we will send it back to you. >> mike: vilma lucian starting us off in l.a., thanks. president biden changing his tune when dealing with covid on a federal level and experts from his virtual meeting with the nation's governor monday. this is the white house that pushes back against a new report the administration rejected a plan to ramp up holiday testing. senior correspondent rich edson from the white house. >> see how tough it was for folks to get tested this week and shows we have more work to do. >> for many americans covid test are difficult to find her at the end of an hour long line. >> unfortunately, this really a pop up for months and i'm disappointed this is where we are as a country right now. >> president biden said his administration is prepared for the omicron power surge so he had met at the federal government should have purchased more testing two months ago. >> if we would have known it would have gone harder, quicker if we could. >> though a group of officials from the public school of health the rockefeller foundation, the covid collaborative and several other organizations pitched the administration in october with a plan to secure hundreds of millions of tests. send them to americans with holiday covid search. the response from the white house than, no thanks. that is according to a report in "vanity fair." the white house said the story is not rooted in reality and a production capacity in october. on his way out of the white house into the delaware shore, the president denied the report. >> the administration to reject a surge in october. does the buck stop there? >> we didn't rejected. >> mike: the administration will order 500 million test for americans to request free online peer of the website is not up yet and the test will go out next month well after the holidays. >> we are addressing the testing problem and very soon that will be corrected. >> speaking to governors today at the local officials are largely responsible for handling the surge, but there is no federal solution, this, he says get solved at the state level. in that meeting president biden said unvaccinated americans should get their shots and stay out of the hospital, mike. >> mike: rich edson at the hospital thanks a lot peer at the biden administration flat-footed by the combination of rising demand for rapid test and rising cases of the omicron variant even though we heard candidate biden stressing the importance of testing before. >> would make sure we move the direction of rapid testing investing in rapid testing. i will take care of this. i will end this and make sure we have a plan. >> mike: we need a school of testing. >> so anyone who needs it can get tested. after ten months, we still don't have testing. that is a tragedy. >> see how tough it was for folks to get testing shows we have more work to do. if we would have known he would have gone harder, quicker, if we could. look, there is no federal solution. at the state level. >> mike: let's talk about the president getting on the same page with the governor's on that front along with myriad of pandemic issue with fox news contributor marty makary and law professor john yoo, welcome. >> welcome. president biden said no federal solution and as president he is telling states, they are on their own. >> i have to admit, i almost fell off of santa's sleigh when i heard that language. president biden should tell his own administration he doesn't think there is a federal solution. the first thing he should do is tell osha to pull back its vaccine mandate claiming it has a right to tell basically every employee in every factory and office in the country that they have to get a vaccine. the second thing drop the supreme court case is an administration going to the high court next week to defend the vaccine mandate. >> mike: from "vanity fair" at the biden administration rejected october proposal for free rapid test for the holidays. we heard pushback from the white house. they write "critics say the biden administration slow to act on testing because of vaccination with the best pathway out of the pandemic." the center of disease control assured americans early december once vaccinated they could shed their mask and forgo testing. the declarations proved untrue as breakthrough infections have risen. doctor, what about the testing? >> immediately when omicron became news from south africa, the administration got bad medical advice. they immediately reach for the one hammer they know which is additional vaccine doses, and they did not prepare for additional testing needs and for therapeutic spirit so here we are in a situation where we know the role of the federal government is best in prepurchasing, tests and medications on both of those accounts, we are significantly behind schedule. the contract was signed for signature about six weeks after the omicron variant had developed. >> mike: from "the wall street journal," the physical signs of lockdowns and what cause scientific community to have been in their version of lockdowns? the empirical evidence did not change but the lockdown originated from the same sources w.h.o. had heavily deprecated in its report, speculative and tested epidemiological models, john. why do we lockdown? >> i think when we look back at the history of the pandemic we will see the small number of officials and the national government made a series of deep mistakes. this nationwide lockdown recommended by washington that almost every government in the state was untested and prove to be a disaster because it didn't take a look at what is a reasonable balance between restrict of the virus without shutting down the economy, hurting kids by not letting them go to school and social and criminal justice issues. >> from "newsweek" researchers offer this prediction an optimistic scenario by researchers predict the omicron search would peak january 18th only if the new variant far less evasive as the delta variant, dr. mccreary, how do you see it? >> well i'm i think that is accurate. we will see a peak in the first or second week of january but the thing is just because omicron partially evades immune protection, which it does, partially antibodies but not the memory details that give you that protection against severe disease. we see high numbers of all micron cases and low numbers of hospitalizations for omicrons in parts of the world with high rates of particular variant. that should be a signal to us this is equivalent of a bad flu season and respiratory where most people will get in the community but it does not result in severe illness for the majority of people. >> mike: here is the vice president and the vice president on preparation. >> of the health care system prepare for what is coming? >> we are prepared for it. and no question. >> one of the problems is that will not be totally available to everyone until we get to january and there are still some issues now of people having trouble getting tested. we are addressing the testing problem very soon that will be corrected. >> mike: john, how do you assess it? >> let's trust the governors here let's trust the states to make these decisions. i worry when a vice president or dr. fauci think they can solve the problem or claim they are the science. let's go through decentralized solution and all the governments in the state to make a choice what is best for their communities given the science we have. >> mike: dr. mcgarry final thought where we are with covid? >> well when the current democrat appointed positions came into power and public health they immediately said there was no plan to deal with covid in the prior administration. i think they are recognizing government does not work well and these problems are intrinsic. they should not have politicize the covert response. i think people in the public are hungry for humility and honesty from the public health officials on things i got wrong. >> mike: dr. makary, john, many thanks. a14-year-old male is an suspicion of killing three teens and critically wounding another boy in a shooting at a suburban dallas gas station sunday night. the suspect can be seen in surveillance camera video opening the front door and firing 20 rounds into the store. authorities in garland, texas, are searching tonight for a male drove a pickup truck in which he and the gunman fled. chicago's prime crisis taking the holiday break and lori lightfoot under mounting pressure with the violence spreading into previously peaceful neighborhoods, a problem plaguing major cities across the u.s. senior correspondent mike tobin has that story tonight from chicago. >> violence and peddicord heim have long been a part of the neighborhood of chicago south and west sides. what you are looking at now chicago's goalpost smash and grab robberies are regularly caught on camera in stores that drive revenue for tourists. >> they prevent officers from giving foot chases, car chases and criminals know this and take full advantage of it. >> chicago's aggressive mayor lori lightfoot to spend money on private security with muggings and the town neighborhood did just that. private security with the stated goal of deterring crime and acting as liaison between chicago police. >> i say in a set of bias in the neighborhood, helping out is important. the biggest concerns are robberies and carjackings. >> with another three people shot and killed over the holiday weekend and cocaine wars of the '80s '90s chicago comes close to 800 martyrs for the year and determined the shootings and homicides increased by 60% during the two years of the pandemic. keith thornton and 911 dispatcher handled the emergencies the night chicago police officers were shot and killed. the response was credited with saving the life of a partner was also shot. >> they do not care about the chicago police officer. >> he had a 30 minute rant on facebook when he said the police were overwhelmed, understaffed and under supported to handle the crime wave and he blames the mayor. >> i pray you are watching this because you are a disgrace. and i'm tired of it. and the city is tired at that. >> chicago is not alone, portland, minneapolis, minneapolis set records for crime in minneapolis doubled the the, site numbers. >> mike: mike tobin, thanks. sex trafficking trial of ghislaine maxwell to return for a fifth day of deliberations tuesday for the former girlfriend of jeffrey epstein is charged with sex trafficking and camp spirit see and she simply is escape goat. the latest tonight from new york city. >> mike another day of jury deliberation has come and gone and no verdict in the ghislaine maxwell trial. the jury had a series of questions which shows more work needs to be done. also, we saw ghislaine maxwell and she hugged the defense team as wished my birthday. she spent christmas behind bars. this trial has a lot of attention on it. the jury asking to take a closer look at some of the evidence. the testimony of all of the accusers. in other documents related to the abuse that reportedly span over a decade. also, no jurors requesting that testimony from palm beach cop. at least two times, right now facing six federal charges including child sex trafficking conspiracy charges. after prosecutors say ground underage girls to be sexually abused by close friend and former boyfriend jeffrey epstein. during more than two weeks of testimony, the court did here from four women who said they were underage when maxwell tripped them to be sexually abused. sometimes she would take part in it. throughout the trial, the women all they want is money but the defenses that ghislaine maxwell is not with jeffrey epstein and she shouldn't have to take the fall. back in front of the federal court the jury deliberations will begin tuesday 9:00 a.m. and could face up to 70 years behind bars if convicted but pled not guilty to all of the charges. >> mike: a judge considering from prosecutors to reduce the prison sentence of a truck driver for an explosive crash that killed four people in suburban denver in 2019. the brakes on his semi trailer failed as he was descending a steep grade of interstate 70 in the rocky mountains foothills. his truck plowed into vehicle slowed because of another wreck in the denver suburb of lakewood. the prosecutor is asking the judge for a revised sentence ten to 20 years. online petition asking for clemency has revealed and received around 5 million signatures. coming up a public display of affection for the southern california coast but one family finds creative way to include one member with covid-19 here are the days best viral videos next. ♪ ♪ . real cowboys get customized car insurance with liberty mutual, so we only pay for what we need. -hey tex, -wooo. can someone else get a turn? yeah, hang on, i'm about to break my own record. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ thinkorswim® by td ameritrade is more than a trading platform. it's an entire trading experience. with innovation 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all lived together and extended family present and don't reported to the cops. as the new year approaches, counting down the best viral video clips of the year. send us your request and stay tuned to see if your favorites made the list. the phrase "let's go, brandon" a rallying cry for president biden's critics and one man is receiving threats after saying the expression directly to the president during a christmas call. correspondent david spunt with the controversy behind the slogan. >> i hope you guys have a wonderful christmas as well. merry christmas and let's go, brandon. >> let's go, brandon, i agree. >> let's go, brandon may sound innocent enough to the president of the united states after children with their parents on christmas eve but that simple phrase does not offer praise. it disparages him indirectly attaching the f word to his name. he was on the other line of the call with the president and posted his reporting of the exchange online were several hundred thousand have watched. >> i hope you have a wonderful christmas as well. merry christmas, and let's go, brandon. bye-bye. >> he has since claimed he's been threatened for exercising his free-speech. he also says, that we thinks the president could be doing a better job, he meant the quote as an innocent gesture. the phrase originated in october with nascar driver brandon brown. the racing fans chanting ">> it's been difficult with sponsorship because of those three words. the white house previously downplaying the phrase. >> what did the president make of that? i don't think he spends much time focused on it. >> no other comment on the white house was exchanged but the president continues his call with the children on christmas eve and delivered a special message to the troops on christmas day, mike. >> david, thanks. first up tonight, talks resuming between the u.s. and iran over salvaging 2019 nuclear deal. iran says top priority is lifting sanctions with little progress on reining in atomic activities. ukraine ramping up defense package in preparation for a possible russian invasion is roughly 100,000 russians armed forces amassed near the border. russia announced on saturday the withdrawal of 10,000 troops and has denied plans to invade. our soldiers accused of massacring 30 people reportedly rounding up and shooting villagers, including women and children and burning their bodies on christmas eve. the nation's military seized power in a coup last february and sending refugees fleeing into nearby thailand. china replacing the communist party in one particular region and largely seen as responsible for the country's of ethnically diverse and present an uighurs and so called educators. it is not clear if the move in china's policy which the u.s. has deprived as a. south africa recording the loss of a prominent activist work bishop who receive the nobel peace prize in 1984 for his efforts fighting apartheid and seeking rights for the black majority. archbishop died sunday at the age of 90. hoping to salvage part of president biden social spending plan. that's next. ♪ ♪ >> mike: breaking out of southern california a small plane crashed into el cajon outside of san diego. no reports of injuries at this hour as not much is known about the aircraft or circumstances of the craft. the debris did take down several power lines in the area leaving about 2500 customers without power. ♪ ♪ first up and real news roundup, controversial 16 i.d. project nicole jones with gubernatorial terry mcauliffe over whether parents should have a say in kids education particularly concerning critical race theory. >> i don't really understand this idea that parents should decide what is being taught. i'm not a professional educator. i don't have a degree in social studies or science. we send our students to school because we want them to be taught to people with an expert in subject area. that is not my job. >> but school is not about confirming our worldview. >> mike: winning a front-page apologies of sorts and the u.k. tabloid "the mail" to post on the website and found the paper "infringed her copyrights by publishing handwritten letter to her father written after her marriage to prince harry." google is no longer world's most popular website as tiktok claims the domain title for 2021 according to cloud flare. the two sides with facebook, microsoft, apple, amazon, and netflix. u.s. retail sales group 8.5% this holiday season over last year and 10.7% over 2019 despite this spiking prices according to mastercard that track sales between november 1st and christmas eve. shoppers hit the stores earlier this year and the biggest winner was clothing with a 47% sales increase compared to a year ago followed by jewelry with 32% increase. progressives are trying to rally tonight in an effort to resurrect president biden's "build back better" bill despite joe manchin's opposition and new year to bring in a slate of democrats with negotiating tactics. correspondent aisha hosni shows how the party is shifting its strategy. >> democrats are desperately trying to say the president's massive tax and social spending plan, how they do that is anyone's guess. but joe manchin, progressives plotting to go at it alone. in a "washington post" op-ed sunday, pramila jayapal called on the president to take executive action on provisions in the bill "to make it clear to those who hinder "build back better" that the white house and democrats will deliver. republicans calling foul. it completely erodes congress and the public. >> the president insists he wants to keep working with joe manchin. lawmakers know the west virginia moderate may need trimming the bill with fewer programs that last longer. >> i suspect we will narrow it down and concentrate on three or four initiatives. >> other democrats say they owe it to peace milling the bill and passing provisions as stand-alone. >> that is a strategy decision being a negotiated. we are hoping to reach the finish line. >> senate majority leader chuck schumer wants to vote early next year, even if he doesn't have the votes to pass it. and they may have been hiding behind manchin to go on the record. chuck schumer is wanting to force a vote took harel out in conceived and abused filibuster to pass voting rights legislation with 60 votes as opposed to 60. but that is looking doubtful. >> we have two senators that say they are not on board for changing the filibuster. we will do and look at whatever is necessary to push for congress to take this issue on. >> mike, when pressed further, vice president harris would not go as far as to say she supports going after the filibuster, but the president has been very clear about this. he fully supports an exception to the filibuster if that is what it takes to pass legislation on voting rights, mike. >> mike: aisha hosni in washington, thanks. set for capitol hill showdowns in 2022, let's talk about political and economic ramifications with vice president aaron perini and freedom works economists steve moore, welcome to both of you. >> hi, mike. >> mike: democrats trying to figure out if they can get all 50 democrats to support without making progressives angrier. i asked ben carson about that effort on sunday. >> we have to find that sweet spot and as long as everyone is at the table negotiating on president biden and includes all parts of the caucus in the discussion, we can reach that sweet spot. listen, a lot of us will be disappointed and we will not let perfection be the enemy of getting something done. >> mike: steve, how do you assess it? >> the democrats have spent $3 trillion this year so it's not like they are walking away with nothing. we have $11.9 million so this is unprecedented, massive fiscal expansion. remember when obama came in, he had $1 trillion and biden $6 trillion so six times more. i'm very worried, mike, the reporting about the filibuster and the democrats may try to run over the traditional rules of the senate to pass this as i am with this idea of being floated mike, democrats, the biden administration essentially through decree and executive actions trying to do legislatively what they can't get through congress. i think that is unconstitutional crisis with the president acting like he is the king and surpassing congress. >> mike: aaron, you worked on the hill but is senator joe manchin -- who doesn't want to anger the colleagues were the base? >> mike, that is a good point. there was a chance senator manchin is protecting vulnerable senate democrats by standing up and being the bad guy and says "no" but build back better portfolio here. it is a disastrous policy across the board. and you see here they want to try to do anything they can commit democrats to get their way. what does that mean? that means they will try to disrupt democracy as we know it by trying to carve out the filibuster, but you would think senate democrats would know you cannot carve out the filibuster without a slippery slope for them. look at the three conservative supreme court justices we have because they carved out an exemption for judicial nomination. when you look at what democrats are trying to do, it is an attack on democracy here. joe manchin wants to be the bad guy and stand up and say "no," that is fine and good but eventually democrats and senator schumer moves, yell, you will have to vote on this. it will smoke them all out and what will be the disaster then? no matter what the democrats do, use executive action, undermine the congressional chair, no matter what they do, all for one. that is to end the filibuster and make the senate majority vote. that will destroy the democracy we know. >> mike: steve, the rules of the filibuster, it is a slippery slope, isn't it? it is possible democrats when they change it may live to regret it if minority party in a couple of years, right? >> you are exactly right about this, mike. i've been following this she has shoe 20 years but they want to get rid of the filibuster. and the whole point is to protect the rights of the minority. that is what the whole system of government is about. it isn't just majority rules but the rights and you are exactly right, the democrats if they try to suspend that here, i want to raise another point, which is west virginia. there is no state, "build back better" bill is less popular than west virginia. we have been doing a poll for six months. less than 30% of west virginia voter support this bill. even a slimmed-down version of this bill would be very difficult for joe manchin. remember, the democrats can't afford to lose one vote in the senate. don't forget kristen's anime which has been quiet lately, but she said skeptical things about the bill as well. >> mike: final word from you? >> democrats have a very long road to hoe. they think they will have any legislative victory here for president biden going into the midterm. as they get into 2022, that road gets deeper. for them to try to 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each magic key park has a reservation with a valid magic key pass. park reservations are limited and subject to availability, public health orders and block out dates and are not guaranteed for specific dates. robert that sounds like legal language that might be protection? >> no, first, this is dream key that cost $1400. so $1400 to go into the park whenever i well please. $1400 to go to a theme park? and subject to availability and checking the days and said, she could not use a dream pass but by single day tickets. it wasn't about availability or public health articulated in the fine print. disney will charge more for single day tickets but want to double dip here they want $1400 up front. they want to tell you to pay full price for a ticket if you want to go on particular days, even though magic key in terms of conditions that there are no blackout dates. it is arbitrary and capricious and just like all their other money hustles. >> more from the complaint it is true at the time of purchase disney told others that reservations are subject to availability and are not guaranteed for any specific dates in the park. disney did not tell other consumers that disney plan to artificially limit the number of available reservations by only allowing a certain number of a dream pass to be used on each particular day. what about that, brian? >> mike, look if disney was a bad boy and they didn't disclose everything to ms. nielsen, let's talk a little bit about her damages. let me see, $5 million. for every times she misses splash mountain or indiana jones come i want $75,000. are you kidding me? come on! how can disneyland have emotional distress? >> mike: we are up against the clock final word from you. >> $5,000 a night to go to "star wars"? they have the money so quit trying to squeeze every nickel out of people and give a fair deal for $1400 that they paid for it. >> mike: roberts, brian, thank you very much. very entertaining. a north texas nonprofit providing meals to first responders on christmas day. being the hero started this tradition by feeding a small fire station on thanksgiving at the help of several volunteers with providing food all week. 6,000 received from nine different counties and donating leftovers to a homeless shelter. very much in the spirit for this christmas season. good night from washington i am mike emanuel in for shannon bream and we will see you back here tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ at university of phoenix, we have scholarships for everyone hard at work, no matter where you work. get up to a $3,000 scholarship, starting with your first course. explore your opportunities at phoenix.edu i'm steve. i lost 138 pounds in 9 months your first course. on golo and taking release. golo saved my life. i was way overweight, and that's what sent me down the path, was i--i wanted to make sure and live for my kid. plain and simple. it's a thirteen-hour flight, that's not a weekend trip. fifteen minutes until we board. oh yeah, we gotta take off. you downloaded the td ameritrade mobile app so you can quickly check the markets? 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