morning. brian, with your permission, i would like to tell people not to get dressed this morning in their real people clothes. brian: right. carley: stay in christmas pajamas all morning long. brian: you got my permission. go ahead, carley, for this one day. carley: we would like to share some pictures of our christmas traditions, hopefully you can send us pictures of yours as well. steve, would you like to share a picture of yours? first of all that is me and husband pete. we are in chicago in picture. [cheers] carley: every year go to the chris king gel market in chicago and i m drinking a glass of soto. ho ho ho. steve: that sounds fantastic. word to toe bow audio guy i cannot hear brian. anyway, i m going to describe that picture right there. one of our christmas morning traditions is kathy makes kathy has written cookbooks and we always have a big casserole but on christmas morning, kathy makes gingerbread cookies and the kids eat them. there is mary actually doing
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are benjamin butterworth, late editor & senior reporter at the i paper, and harriet line, chief political correspondent for the daily mail. thank you both bear trying to look so festive while working. it s really appreciated. thank you for that. let me bring you up to date at home at the front pages of the newspaper so far. i hope you are festively attired as he watch this tonight. the financial times leads on new data from the health security agency, which estimates that people with the new omicron variant of coronavirus are between 50 to 70% less likely to be admitted to hospital than people with other strains. the new findings mean that new year s eve restrictions are increasingly unlikely, government sources have told the telegraph. although doctors are still warning people to keep their christmases small, as a large wave of infections may still overwhelm the nhs, according to
the government announces new restrictions to be introduced next week in england as 2 cases of omicron a new variant of covid 19 are discovered in the uk. people in england will now once again have to wear face masks on public transport and in shops. all contacts of suspected omicron cases must self isolate for 10 days regardless of their vaccination status. all travellers entering the uk from abroad will have to take a pcr test and self isolate until they get a negative result. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcasterjo phillips and nigel nelson political editor at people & sunday mirror. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. the sunday express s headline is masks back to fight variant as the paper reports on the no ten press conference where borisjohnson said, face coverings must be worn in shops and on public transport. it s the same lead in the sunday telegraph, which says there are fears
i m dana perino along with jesse watters and greg gutfeld. it s 5:00 in new york city. this is the five. america, just when you thought you d seen every scandal out of washington, there s this. a staffer, ben carter, is out of a job. it comes after a graphic sex tape was filmed in an historic senate hearing room. capitol police are investigating how it was allowed to happen. the senate sex tape was recorded last week but the time of day is unclear. it s the same esteemed place where supreme court justices had their confirmation hearings, where the 9/11 commission uncovered what happened there and where s james comey testified against former president trump. the identities of the people involved in the video haven t been confirmed but legal experts think they could face criminal charges like trespassing. meanwhile, some of the media are really spinning this story. nbc news blames conservative outlets. this is an early present on a monday. greg: a sex tape before christmas.
jimmy: he had veal marsalla at lunch. tommy, is that wine? god love the italians. ainsley: great to see you. third hour of fox and friends starts right now. up from the house top out pops good old santa clause. ho, ho, ho. who wouldn t go. up from the house top. click, click, click. lawrence: all-american christmas tree. it is about 13 days until christmas day. ainsley: that makes me panic. i need to shop. brian: you can zero in on the exact day. lawrence: 13 days. two weeks from yesterday. this is the moment everybody begins to check out. brian: check out of work? ainsley: rehab. lawrence: this is moment people do it. steve: are you saying you re checking out right now? lawrence: you get the itis. you may get vacation time. steve: it is two weeks away. lawrence: it is true. brian: present company included. i don t believe your premise. lawrence: i am sitting next to a bunch of teacher pets. ainsley: look what i made, i saw a picture