good luck with that. the commander in chief is contradicting himself in the same sentence, while talking about his covid to plan and what americans can expect. reporter: can americans expect covid forever? [cross questions] president biden: i don t think covid is here to stay. having covid in the world, it s probably here to stay, but covid as we are dealing with it now is not here to stay. the new normal doesn t have to be we have some anymore tools. we are going to be able to control this. no new normal is not going to be what it is now. it s going to be better. if you thought jimmy carter was bad, kamala harris is trying to one up him. the vp not inspiring confidence with these comments about dealing with the virus. vice president harris: i understand, and i fully appreciate there is a level of malaise. we re two years into this. we want to get back to normal after so long. we all do. we have to do the tough and hard work of pushing through with solutions, un
there s that key report from i.c.e. on arrests and removals at the southern border for the 2021 fiscal year. you know, they re still waiting for that to be released, marks the first time that report has been delayed in more than a decade. questions ability why it s being delayed about why it s being delayed and about the my grant crisis. and in new york city, manhattan s new district attorney alvin bragg causing more controversy, appearing today at the national action network conference in harlem, and this comes as the new progressive da s been slugging off critics who say his policies will fuel a new surge in crime and violence in the big apple. we have live team fox news coverage. alexis mcadams on the da, bill me melugin at the southern border, but first, alexandra hoff is life of in washington, waiting for the supreme court s ruling. reporter: hi, eric. yeah, the supreme court is weighing two cases here, first is the one for employees of larger companies, and the seco
pattern here as more of these companies take the spike in cases into their own hands, and the response which is fairly blunt, in the case of citigroup, if you are thinking of coming back to work as of january 14th and you re not vaccinated, don t worry about it. welcome, everybody, i m neil cavuto. we re going to explore the confusion over omicron. the good news is that it is not as dangerous. so while these spikes in cases look alarming, the fact of the matter is overall hospitalizations and certainly deaths are not nearly indicative of that spike as you might think. we re going to explore that in a lot more detail, the administration s handling of all of this. for that, we go to lucas tomlinson in washington. reporter: good morning, neil. some medical experts think the silver lining with omicron variant is an immunity boost. president biden insists things will get better despite a record-setting number of cases almost two years into the pandemic. no, i don t think covid
alex huff with that story. hi, jacqui and griff. the fact that they were included in the arguments without correction disturbed a lot of people. at one point said that the omicron variant is just as deadly as the delta was, which has not been proven to be the case. she added this. we ve had 100,000 children, which we ve never had before in serious condition and many on ventilators. second part definitely not true there and the number is actually just over 3,000 kids hospitalized, but the c.d.c. said that of those cases, it s unclear how many children were in the hospital for other reasons who simply tested positive for covid-19 upon arrival. regardless, justice sotomayor along with breyer and kagan with vaccines at larger private companies. and skeptical of the power of the branch siding with the biden requirement. and this is something that the federal government has never done before. justice alito offered this. most osha regulations, all of the ones of which i m f
you from msnbc headquarters. it s high noon here in the east, 9:00 out west. the number of coronavirus cases and hospitalizations in the u.s. hitting some record highs as the omicron variant rages on, but there is new hope today. the cdc says there is evidence those numbers will drop dramatically in the coming weeks. i do think in places that we are seeing this really steep incline that we may well see also a precipitous decline, but we re also a much bigger country than south africa, and so it may very well be that we see this ice pick shape, but that it travels across the country. hospitalizations among the nation s youngest children are at the highest level since the pandemic began. states are reporting nearly twice as many severe cases of covid in children under 5. that of course the only age group ineligible yet for the covid vaccine. and a major decision from the supreme court is expected within days on president biden s vaccine, mask, and testing requirements for