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the bombs bursting in air grave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say does that star spangled banner yet wave? o er the land of the free and the home of the brave pete: a renewed tradition here on fox & friends weekend. that is our nation s anthem performed by the u.s. army field band and soldier s chorus. thank you so much for being here. can you believe it, guys? it s january 31st, year of lord 2021. rachel: january? pete: july. lawrence: i was like whoa. rachel: give him more coffee. pete: going to be four hours, everybody. stick around. [laughter] rachel: by the way, if you thought that pete, that manly pete drinks black coffee i m telling you it s very frothy. lawrence: he was bragging on me this morning about but not have puts cream on coffee. rachel: it s not cream. frosting. pete: i don t want to go down we have european coffee maker in the green room, dave. for some reason it makes euro coffee. lawrence: you need to get i ....
the bills and chiefs thriller that became an instant classic that was decided in part by a coin flip. the question many fans are asking this morning, is it time to change the league s overtime rules? it s way too early for this. good morning. and welcome to way too early the show that always calls heads. i mon on this monday, january 24th, we start with the news. as tensions escalate between russia and ukraine, the u.s. state department is ordering all family members and staff of kiev to leave the area now, and citing quote, increased threat of russian military action. the state department says the security commissions, particularly along ukraine s borders are unpredictable and can deteriorate with little notice. it s also urging u.s. citizens and ukraine to leave, and asking not to travel to russia as fears increase as moscow may invade ukraine again. president biden is considering deploying several thousand u.s. troops and war ships to nato allies in the baltics ....
unlike last year we have tools to gather safely this year, but hardships remain. there are struggles to find tests and testing. u.s. cases just spiked 48% from last week and right now new infections are topping the wave we saw from delta. hospitalizations are also up. the cdc is taking action before the winter wave now shortening a time that health care workers have to test after testing positive. airlines today pushing for that same guidance and staffing shortages are grounding hundreds of christmas eve flights. people are stranded and mask mandates are still in place and the fatigue is real and so is the loss. right now roughly 1,500 americans are doing of covid each day, most overwhelmingly unvaccinated. over 815,000 mesh lives now lost to this virus. our hearts are with those families, especially this holiday. several covid headlines to get to to start us off this hour to. begin we start with our senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen. let s go through what th ....
the first deaf contestant to win strictly. wickets for england as they look to stay in with a chance against australia. steve smith goes early for the aussies in the second ashes test, but england are still well behind in adelaide. good morning. it is a cold start to the day out there and we ve got some mist and some dense fog patches around as well. some places will see around as well. some places will see a bit of sunshine later on. i ll have all the details here on bbc breakfast. it is sunday 19 december. our main story: the brexit minister, lord frost, has resigned because of his concerns about the current direction of the government, including its approach to tax and to covid restrictions. it is another setback for borisjohnson after by election defeat in north shropshire and a conservative rebellion over plan b covid measues. here is our political correspondent damian grammaticas. lord frost s resignation is without doubt another blow to boris johnson, delivered r ....
welcome to meet the press daily, i m chuck todd. here we are, anxiously awaiting the science on omicron. public concern waits for nobody and right now uncertainty is dominating the headlines. what the white house says and does to fill this vacuum of information is going to be critical in the next couple of weeks. they use this as an opportunity to reset their messaging on the pandemic, specifically vaccine mandates, or not. the white house s covid task force is holding its briefing on omicron right as we speak. they are echoing president biden s comments that the variant is a cause for concern, but not panic. it comes as the cdc has clarified and strengthened its recommendations for covid booster shots, basically saying unambiguously all adults should get boosted when they are at least six months removed from their last vaccine dose. so here s cdc director rochelle walensky just a few minutes ago. for the 45 million unvaccinated adults, now is the time to get vaccin ....