reform. americans have had trouble giving access to covid 19 testing are told bill be able t get free rapid test on it federal website starting next wednesday, but why you could en up leading weeks for those test to actually show up very to shocking video that shows trash the remnants of thousands of packages strewn across train tracks in downtown los angeles as thieves target cargo containers making off with a lo of merchandise including things that people are so desperate fo including covid test freight we begin with the president's terrible horrible no good very bad week. kevin, i'm guessing they are waiting for this one to be overplayed. >> enough is enough for the white house eight in politics a in sports, they call it a good old-fashioned victory lap. a chance for the white house in this case to tout a win, any win , frankly following a week of devastating political losses. at the president's comments today about infrastructure did little to billowing heap that was the administration's week o disappointment and failure. >> with the talk about disappointments and things we haven't gotten done, we're goin to get a lot of them demo might add, but this is something we did get done, and it's of of norma's consequence to the country. >> despite his best efforts to shift the focus kamath out whit house white out saw the country suffer through record covid cases, devastating economic new including another flaccid jobs report and falling retail and departments or figures to say nothing of continued pain at th pump with gas prices 50 percent higher than year ago and parts of the country and expected to top $4 a gallon nationwide a spring according to experts and of course supply chain problems leaving many store shelves across the country empty. that and of course setbacks on changing the filibuster and voting legislation on capitol hill and of course a major blow at the high court on vaccine mandates. to hear the white house tablets it was always going to be tough sledding. >> right now we're dealing with the reality with the fact that we have a very slim majority in the senate in in the house. that makes things more challenging than they have been in the past. >> that's actually a fairpoint rate it was never going to be really easy, but you would expect they would have more success at this stage of the game. critics point out that frankly it smacks of desperation that the white house had to reach back to months to point to a major legislative victory in th way they did talking about infrastructure. they say it's a clear indicatio in washington that when the new is all bad, you'll do just abou anything to change the subject or at the very least try to do so. >> it's about imaging and optic and what you're trying to pass as a big part of it. here in washington, the vaccine mandate for indoor dining and other places is officially in place as a for a few minutes ag per twitch does it mean for people who want to come from around the country just to visi the nation's capital. >> it's a complicated issue because if you're coming to washington on a school trip lik you just pointed out, either have to be aware that things ar very strict here in the nation' capital rate in effect across the city as about 6:00 a.m. i want to share some of the things people need to know. bars for example, restaurants, gyms, and other businesses now will ask all patrons ages 12 an up to show proof of vaccination. at first, people who come here to dc will only need to show that they've received at least one dose of the vaccine, but beginning on the 15th of february, you will have to show you've had two doses to be able to get into those businesses, bars, restaurants, in jim by march, and this is really escalating, opponents of the vaccine mandates, in fact, they will be in fact they should clarify this, it's not going to be march there is a merge plan and the date as the 23rd of january, right here on the national mall, it's a big rally expected march against vaccine mandates among the speakers, robert f kennedy jr. that's on the 23rd of january. i imagine it will be somewhat well attended. kick it none of those folks wil be able to grab a bite while they're in dc. it could be an interesting day. we will have full coverage of that. thank you very much, we have a few things to discuss moments from now that will be very entertaining. >> see you in a bit. >> the biden administration pushing widespread covert testing following the supreme court ruling striking down the vaccine mandate for large businesses. with new concerns tonight about how long it's actually going to take you to get your hands on one of these test. senior correspondent has detail tonight. could evening, laura. >> shannon, if you been out of the stores or online looking fo those at home covid rapid test, you know it's not an easy task to find them. starting next week, there will be a new federal website which will help every household in america track one down. facing criticism for low inventory and long lines for testing, the biden administration announced friday it was purchasing 1 billion at home rapid covid 19 test adding that a half-billion test will b available to order online at covid test.gov starting january 19th. those tests expected to arise 7- 12 days after ordering. >> this month it's estimated that we will hit approximately 15 million tests a day we will have over 375 million at home rapid tests in january alone. that's a huge leap. >> in addition the white house announced that starting january 15th, private health insurance companies will be required to cover at home kuwai 19 test. also, the administration said i would be taking new actions to increase access to covid 19 testing in schools making an additional 10 million tests available to schools nationwide each month. health officials say having tes on hand for those who want them will be key. >> it is very important to know your covid status. and to take the proper precautions afterwards. we want to make this available to people who have any reason t want to test, if they have symptoms, if they have been around someone that they know was infected or if they have anyone any reason to believe so. >> this while the white house deals with the supreme court ruling blocking the biden administration vaccine protect mandate for large employers tha would've affected 80 million people. taking a look at the latest numbers, about 75 percent of americans have at least one covid vaccine, 63 percent of those who are eligible are full vaccinated into about 38 percen have gotten boosted. >> thank you very much. we will hear an appeal by a christian former football coach he was suspended from his job for refusing to halt his practice at praying at midfield after the game. joseph cassidy was an assistant coach at bremerton high school. they sided with the school district in the state case is likely to be heard by the justices this spring. in decided by the end of the term in late june. back in an immigration detentio hotel as he makes one more at last ditch effort to remain in australia and be allowed to defend his grand slam tournamen title part he faces a federal court hearing sunday morning australian time which will determine whether immigration minister acted unreasonably and personally revoking his visa. he called him a capless man of anti- vaccination sentiment and argued that his presence don't under had the ticket civil unrest. a large swath of los angeles train tracks used for freight transport literally trashed. is thieves have been targeting targeted cargo cars, taking wha they want and leaving behind tons of shipping packaging and items they don't want. trace gallagher is on the case for estimate from our west coas newsroom in la. stunning images. >> these train tracks are in downtown los angeles, but the tons of trash along the tracks represents crimes against peopl all over america. the packages that were rated billets, and plundered we're supposed to be delivered everywhere so if you were short a christmas gift or two, the boxes and bags that never arrived could be lingering here. union pacific railroad says the ml mo is that criminals kirk target that stopped at the unload in downtown la and they steal what is valuable and leav the rest, the boxes are from amazon, ups, fedex, and other companies. union pacific says they've hire more security and taken several other steps to address this criminal activity. but if the miles and miles of tracks or any indication, the security has fallen a few steps short. here is the union pacific subcontractor. >> what we have behind us is a travesty. its lawlessness and it needs to be tougher on law and order out here in la. and basically across the 50 states. mainly right now in la. i've been with this company for eight years and i've never seen it like this in my entire eight years spread. >> mister rodriguez goes on to paint a wild west image of the bandits who attacked these trains saying if the criminals don't care if the train is moving or stopped. one way or the other, it will b robbed and once they jump on board they popped the locks on the containers and start grabbing whatever they see. and they see a lot. >> anything from test kits for covid to furniture, tires, bicycles, tvs, televisions. >> just like the rash of other thefts in spanish and grabs across california, please don't respond unless the freight companies specifically requested , which they seldom do because they know the thieves are unlikely to face consequences. union pacific is now urging los angeles far left district attorney george guest on to reconsider his push to kick criminals back on the streets. they are clearly moving past th streets and onto the tracks. where the reward is high and th risk is low. >> thank you. at with winter storms hitting many areas of the country suppl chain issues have drawn more acute recent weeks for the couple those problems with staffing challenges and it adds up to shortages and all kinds o places brady talk about the issues tonight with chef andrew grewal, great to have you back. >> it's wonderful to be back very time magazine talking abou this issue. the headline is profit doesn't exist anymore after nearly two years of abysmal profits, restaurant owners are being hel by a cascading series of new challenges. key ingredients and paper products trying to upgrade the global supply chain this time and the delivery of everything from cream cheese two chicken wings two portion cups for sala dressing and the entire hospitality industry is struggling to retain enough employees to operate. how does that translate to real life every day operations that you try to keep your restaurant going. >> think that just scratches th surface actually. i'm so glad we're talking about this because this has been an issue for over a year. i know there are a lot of funny amines out there, but they don' even capture the slightest bit of reality that we're facing on the grounds. limit just plain little bits of what is happening from a 30,000- foot perspective. we are losing the labor, but we're also losing the ability t get our hands on the product. it's not a matter of profit, it's a matter of even being abl to sell something when you have inflation at the level it's at, workers wages are not worth as much as they were. a lot of people are stepping ou of the workforce the price of goods has gone up exponentially way beyond what we've seen in terms of inflationary percentages and all the massive distributors are dealing with fuel cost, doubling in terms of gas prices, and they are capturing all the products or whatever is out there in the available to buy. they're basically starting a bidding war against many of the multi- restaurant groups. its ability of who's going to b able to get their hands on it. medium-size businesses can't even get their hands on the product. they're lucky to have food to sell let alone the labor to get the food served werther it's th cooks or whoever it is. now the bigger corporations are picking winners and losers, add to that the mandates. it's mandatory you have to wear masks. what a coincidence, the price o masks have gone up 100 percent. you're talking testing, everybody's talking about oma graun, but no testing kits available. so supply, demand, the inabilit to have many of the products to sell, so profit is way out the window especially when the dollar has lost so much value a it has two inflation. >> has this report can be the last two and half months have marked progress, evidenced in part by near 40 percent in the numbers along dwelling import containers on the port since november 1st, the that is specifically on supply chain. are you seeing any light at the end of the tunnel? you getting any benefit from what they're saying as an improvement at the ports? >> those are manipulated number for a nobody is going into the port of los angeles because the know it such a boondoggle so they go to the other ports our there completely canceling container ships. i talk was one of my seafood guys he said he lost an entire container full of seafood because they said were not goin to ship it to the united states. this also underscores the fact that we need to domesticate our own supply chain. so much of what we buy comes from overseas greatly china sitting shutting down coast freight we are not going. >> any of those products to begin with freight i've been saying this fraid this is why it's not just about the current ministration we need to buy local, produced local, and others comparative advantage, but now here we are in a situation where we can't even get food on the table in many cases not to be hyperbolic, i'm afraid we're going to start to see. lines if we don't get these things figured out. >> i was out in california a fe weeks ago and saw for myself a lot of what's going on there. my husband and i have also stopped by one of your locations . the young woman running the outfit that day was fantastic great you are hiring great people and the process. >> we are incredibly blessed. >> thank you so much great i appreciate the visit. >> federal prosecutors now charging for people in connection with the robbery and killing of an off-duty los angeles police officer. the charges come amid the ongoing comforter mercy of county district attorney george gascon. national correspondent has the story. >> and immigrant son, 27 -year-old fernando worked his way from crenshaw high to atten cal berkeley. he returned to los angeles to care for his mother. in live his dream of becoming a cop. >> when you work side-by-side with someone in then all of a sudden he's not there, it hits home. unfortunately, there have been many funerals, but this one's a little different. on monday, he was off-duty hous hunting with his girlfriend whe police say members of the gang grabbed two silver chains from around his neck and stole his wallet. they exchanged gunfire when two of the gang members took his girlfriends walking stick freight she called 911, but it was too late for it. >> we heard his girlfriend screaming for help bird. >> normally george gascon, the wood to prosecute the case, but after a discussion that sheriff chose to file it elsewhere pretty i believe they are was n getting enhancements coming nothing. instead the u.s. attorney will handle the case if convicted th four suspects face life without parole, and possibly a death penalty. >> and grateful for the federal involvement in this case. violent crime is up in los angeles the innocent victim here , one of the department's own bird can get the level of civility at this time right now is that such a that a simple robbery with escalate into a murder for two chains and a wallet is unfathomable. >> two of the suspects appear i court today one already admitte to the merger telling detective they gang was just looking for someone to rob. >> william, tough story. thank you. 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fork at a waitress, but listen, she got the exclusive interview and kudos for her to seeing the humor in all of this. and a group on a south african safari having an unexpected brush with a very inquisitive animal. they decided to take off this very speedy giraffe getting super close to the vehicle but the safari guide said while the was released back into the wild might've looked a little frightening he said it was simply investigating it was curious and never was behaving aggressively are threatening them. if you have videos that you think should go viral, hit us u on social media. >> after the supreme court's ruling against the federal vaccine mandate for large businesses, still dozens of police officers and first responders in boston on the verge of being fired by the mayor for defying this if these meager to get vaccinated they want to keep their jobs. let's discuss the details. police sergeant channing can tone, welcome to both of you. it is good to see you tonight at . >> hi shannon. >> hi shannon. get the mayor said this. starting on january 24th, there's a bit of a roof we've commit any staff without proof of vaccination will be placed o administrative leave, unpaid ministry to believe pending further action. and grateful for the employees that have done their part to keep themselves, all of our coworkers, and the residents of boston safe. the implication is that you're not doing your job to keep people safe. >> at like to begin with the fact that tomorrow was the date where people would be losing their pay and losing their jobs fraid the mayor move the date today to next week which begs the question, is this an emergency? it seems arbitrary that you would move the day from tomorro to next week. you know, we have been doing what we should be doing, our group is aggregating for first responders, but also city workers, all city workers. we went out and we had blood test done we had our antibody test done. a lot of us got covid through our work during the pandemic, a a result we have natural antibodies. the city isn't interested in learning about our antibodies. likely we found a doctor who worked in boston for many years and he was able to review our scope for us and i would state 99 percent of us have natural antibodies which are akin to having to take the vaccine and the doctor was able to review that for us. >> 's so dr., should we be shifting this conversation give what we see happening with the vaccines right now in the ability to evade many of the folks out there who are vaccinated. should we be shifting to this conversation about community because it doesn't seem like government officials want to do it. how do you change that conversation? >> shannon, as you know, this i a drumbeat i've been beating since the beginning i feel like a broken record player on fox predominantly advocating for th fact that this pandemics achilles' heel as the immunity not necessarily the vaccination of course the vaccination is on pathway to immunization. but, these officers are really demonstrating quite a bit of courage. they are following the science. the city of boston and the administration is again demonstrating that we are falling away from the science from the government perspective our government is not following the science. these officers mentioned have all gone altman got there be antibodies they approached abou two or three weeks ago we organized, they all went out an got their antibodies at labcorp as we've discussed before and many of them have quite high levels of antibodies. these folks are the front line the providers, these are some o the heroes in our country who basically stick their neck sout and we're exposed to covid very early on. many of them multiple times. the fact that the mayor of boston is actually moving to suspend or fire these folks is absolutely atrocious. it's really deplorable and it's not following the science it's also i would murder urge the mayor to reconsider. this needs to be a hard stop. >> you have been clear all alon if you don't have natural immunity that's measurable, you think people should get that vaccinating. you are vaccinated. >> absolutely perth perky i hav to ask about situation at bosto college forgive a daughter ther and you're trying to push back against a petition against mandatory boosters for that age group and the students to be able to return to class. can you make a comment on that? >> boston college is one of man colleges making a big mistake with these boosters. a lot of them had mandated vaccinations and they've had immunity to natural infection, these are hybrid immune i've evaluated many of them. and they also have very high levels of antibodies for the fact that the colleges are mandating these boosters they can only be potentially harmful. in fact, there is some that if you hyper immunize kids, it could be the opposite begins fo its i think it's a critical error that so many of these colleges are making forcing these kids who have very well-established immunity to to get these boosters jobs. following the rubric of following the science, let's follow the science. >> things continue to develop and we all have to take and the information as we can. quickly and want to give you a chance to say a final work on behalf of your brothers and sisters and that you're this fight with you. >> we want to work, this experimental vaccine, it doesn' stop transmission. the doctor stated so three days ago. with that being said, our job should be king contingent on that. we want to make medical decisions with our doctor, not with our mayor so we asked her to roll this back, following th science, we are following the science evens over first responders and we would hope that our mayor would do the sam thing. to get that deadline is coming, but we are grateful to all of our essential workers. many of you got sick because you're out there making sacrifices for the wet rest of us. thank you, sergeant and doctor, we will take keep track of this fight for it. >> thank you, shannon. mayor, please have a hard spread . >> it is time to bring the one and only kevin beckford were going to a third calendar year with the pandemic, the world is not back to normal and apparently dry january isn't going back to normal for some people either. people might say i need a littl extra something right now. may be of not going totally dry. >> let's be honest here. this doesn't apply to you i get that. up for those of you out there that had a few too many drinks during the pandemic or maybe yo went a little overboard during the holiday season, you may be one of the millions of american taking part in what shannon jus called dry january and it's a thing it's where you abstain fo alcohol for parts or all of the month, if that's you, believe i or not, you have a lot of company. nearly one and five adults are taking part up from 13 percent back in 2021. that according to a new survey from the morning consult for a 27 percent of millennial say they're taking part, 17 percent of gen xers by the way, 90 percent of those taking part say they are doing so because they are trying to be healthier. so the question for you is, do you know anyone who's taking part and if this were you, woul you do it? >> i don't know anyone who is specifically doing that but for making my dry january would be like no chocolate cake. that's where i'd be cutting bac on all the sweets. what about you? >> for me, it's sort of the sam thing. and not a big drinker, it's not a thing for me, but if i was going to have a dry january, it would be no chocolate. i'm big on chocolate, eve seen me in the break room. >> the two of us. i have been good so far. >> all right. kevin, good news is coming up shortly. >> i will see you soon. >> thank you. how far with the bite and the ministration go to support ukraine in the event of a russian invasion? what should the u.s. do or not do. that is next. ere no child goes to bed hungry. 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>> excellent question shannon, it ukraine is not currently a part of nato, so we did not hav the so-called collective security obligations to defend ukraine, but the united states has pursued for decades of long-term bipartisan policy tha is focused on preventing russia from dominating eurasia because we believe that countries that are former soviet states such a ukraine, georgia, belarus, our entitled to pursue their own path of development and the united states national security believes that these countries should be democratized. the ukraine is not part of vita interest of the u.s., but it's parts of strategic interest, so pollutant understands that we are tired of these endless wars and this is why he is choosing this time right now to fulfill these conditions. >> he is most certainly watchin the white house and u.s. policy on this and testing those limits , rebecca, thank you for giving us some of your expertise . great to see you tonight. >> likewise. >> can paypal freeze your account and take whatever money happens to be in their? 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it says that if you do somethin against the policy of paypal, one of the policies issued can' hate money through paypal for gambling reserve, which is what they were doing here, then, you are subject to a penalty. what's the penalty? i believe it's $2,500, it's wha called liquidated damages, that's not a phantom term, that's a legal term that says that paypal determines what you damages are. what are the damages? is for the cost of paypal to canvas, to find people breaking the rules, also it affects the reputation so they need some money for that because paypal doesn't want to be associated with gambling and last, paypal gets charged by some of its license used when this happens so those are the damages, and this isn't feeling. ticket let me get, exhibit b, these are part of the paypal turns, see click on this when you decide to get involved unless the merchant has been approved account holders may no use it to send or receive payment for any form of gamblin activities included, but not limited to payments for wagers, gambling debts and gambling winnings whether conducted online or through any other means of communication. they say it's not just about gambling there could be other ways they feel that they are violating terms of service and you've agreed to this. >> and that is the tough parts, you have people where there are no allegations of gambling, you up one of the plaintiff say i lost 4070 south thousand dollar not $2,500, fortysomething sout thousand dollars and didn't get an explanation i was selling yoga clothing, i wasn't doing gambling in my money is gone. that is the problem, you have other allegations were people are saying they lost more than $100,000 that had nothing to do with gambling. we have seen people go through it when it comes to social medi where an account gets closed down. you're saying i didn't violate the policy, show me how. imagine losing six figures without an explanation and prove , your money is gone and they won't tell you what happened. that's what people are saying they are going through and that's the problem we are looking at. they don't want to have their money gone with no due process. ticket you would think that paypal would to get some kind of . we are going to follow this cas great thank you for making the arguments tonight. >> thank you. >> thank you, shannon. >> good news before we say good night, happy 100 birthday to peter kristofferson, navy vet celebrating the occasion with his family at the senior center he has been celebrated for his volunteer work he offers his advice for a long happy life. >> you take the good with the bad karma and sometimes the roa gets a little rough. but it's muse out again afterwards. laughter is good medicine. >> he is so right, kevin. >> just live it up and take you time and just go easy through life, you can get there. good news good night, the north miami police department made si -year-old case and an honorary boat captain for the day, he ha a second bout of brain cancer, he is trying to do all they can to make his life better. captain kason, we say good luck feel better, and you look terrific. >> i love it he looks fantastic. he could arrest me any time. kevin, thank you, have a great weekend. ch try new vicks vapostick. some of my best memories growing up were cooking with mom. so when she moved in with us, a new kitchen became part of our financial plan. ♪ ♪ find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? 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