these involving stories. reporter: good afternoon, mike. two former male aides to the above are telling the post that he used to use expletives to berate them on top of two new female aides who are speaking out about what it was like when they worked for the governor. now, one of these women s name is karen hipton, and she says two hinton, and she says two times the governor called her back to his dimly-lit hotel room trying to hold on to her longer. the governor s office telling fox that this did not happen. quote: hinton is a known antagonist of the governor s who is attempting to take advantage of this moment to score cheap points with made-up allegations from 21 years ago. another former aide, anna liz, telling the wall street journal that cuomo would ask if she had a boyfriend, called her sweetheart and once touched her lower back and kissed her on the hand. she says at first she saw this as harmless flirtation, but later she started to see the actions as a patroni
fox news live, i m arthel trump. we have live fox news team coverage starting with mark meredith. but let s begin with steve harrigan, what are the senators most mad at? if. reporter: eric, i think you could really sense the anger after they visited the donna facility which they weren t allowed to bring media cameras along with them, but some senators did post pictures on social media, on twitter. i think they were angry about the conditions. they noted the overcrowding, and in a press conference later that afternoon you could really sense their fury. here s senator cruz. the donna facility is a giant tent city built with the capacity of 250. it has nearly 4,000 people in it. we saw cages after cages after cages of little girls, of little boys lying side by side, touching each other, covered with reflective emergency blankets. reporter: a number of senators called for a return to the trump era policy of having migrants who i apply for asylum do that only from mexico.
country could be divided on that as with. there s people who like the packet stapled, and there s the ones who have to rip it apart and scatter the pages around. what can i say? will: pete hegseth was attempting to be very thoughtful and stapling my packet for me pete: because the producer said one of the two of you likes it stapled, and it wasn t me i was wrong. [laughter] glared at me. will: i ll do better. jedediah: i don t like the staples either. [laughter] will: the great question of our time. we move ahead. long lines across the country as we ready for thanksgiving from airports to food banks. amid fears of more lockdowns and cases of coronavirus spiking. millions of americans carrying on with their travel plans. listen to this on why some travelers think it s so important to travel for thanksgiving. i think that traveling during this time is definitely difficult. i m a college student, so i don t really have much of a choice. family is, like, the most importan
peng shuai walks back allegations of sexual assault. why she says this was all a misunderstanding. announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom, with rosemary church. good to have you with us. well, not a wave but a covid tsunami. that is the warning from one u.s. health expert as the omicron variant threatens to plunge the country into yet another covid emergency. the delta variant is already driving a surge in cases and hospitalizations. but experts say omicron will overtake delta soon, straining a health care system that s already at the brink. and that s why officials say it s more important than ever to get vaccinated and boosted. and new numbers underscore that point. recent cdc data shows unvaccinated people are 20 times more like ly to die from covid than people who have been fully vaccinated and boosted. meanwhile, u.s. president joe biden is preparing to meet with the white house covid response team in the coming hours. he s also set to address public
completely leveled including mayfield and western kentucky, the governor says more than 100 people could be dead after a tornado, thousands are facing a long hard road to recovery, and meantime workers in illinois said they do not expect to find any more survivors in the rubble of an amazon warehouse, six people were killed when a wall the length of a football field collapse during the storm. we have fox news coverage, charles watson will bring us the very latest of the cleanup in illinois but fertile go to steve harrigan live in mayfield kentucky. that rising death toll is really no surprise when you look at downtown mayfield. it s a stunning view of what was the heart of the city of 10000 now it s a layer after layer of debris parts of buildings on top of cars and more cars. i talked to an engineer this morning who is evaluated the damage and his words were complete devastation as he walked by. as a death toll continues to rise we talked to a number of people who survived