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[national anthem] [national anthem] [national anthem] [national anthem] [national anthem] [national anthem] pete: good saturday morning. our nation s anthem, the perfect way to kick it off. a tradition here on fox & friends weekend. let me say, guys, our viewers not the absolute best, i will confirm those are all viewer pictures that played during that nation s anthem of just absolutely beautiful. it is december 18th, year of our lord, 2021. and it is 6:00 a.m. where rachel is, it is 5:00 a.m. where will is. and it is 4:00 a.m. where i am mountain time because i m at the turning point u.s.a. america fest which kicks off today. registration starts in a few hours. and it is covered all by fox nation. so fox nation has got exclusive coverage here of that entire event. but, until then, we have four hours of fox & friends, rachel, will, good morning. will: good morning, pete. rachel: good morning. will: if not a show that represents america coast to coast tha ....
americans has received that shot worrying health officials. nbc s steve patterson has the latest on all of this. hey to you, steve. hey, alex, yeah, experts are warning all of the conditions that were in place for what some are now calling a potential viral blizzard, the more transmissible omicron variant is projected to become the dominant strain within just weeks as cases spike, as hospitals fill up in these marquee events now shutting down. covid whiplash, as the nation teeters once again on the edge of a winter free fall, long lines at testing centers across the country, families hoping for negative test results ahead of the holidays. health officials once again pleading with the public. for the unvaccinated, you re looking at a winter of severe illness and death for yourselves, your families and the hospitals you may soon overwhelm. reporter: with cases up more than 24% over the last two weeks and deaths now averaging 1,300 a day, hospitals are bracing for ....
thank you very much for your time. great to hear the sound effects. it s bramble. is that right? bramble in the background. that is bramble and she is our star of stage and screen. and it s laura in the other studio in westminster. i and it s justin in lambeth palace. looking very grand. and with bramble. newscast. newscast from the bbc. lie down. can you lie down? that s a good girl. just lie down. and going to disappear off. archbishop, welcome to newscast. well, thank you. welcome to lambeth. well, except we were meant to be welcomed in person and we d even put in our mulled wine order, but omicron sorted that in our mulled wine order, but omicron saw to that. us, hasn t it? yeah. and who s that with you? that is bramble, who i suspect will disappear quite soon. but is the family. there she goes. she is the abcd. ooh, that smells good. but bramble, i m going to sound likejohnny morris in a while, but bramble is the abcd, which is the archbishop of canterbury s dog. t ....
only is it doing devastation but lifting other debris in that field and using it as weaponry as it keeps moving across the land. so you have these 200 miles an hour winds filled with this dangerous debris and little rattly like a blender where it s chewing up the landscape and the housing in there, which is what makes it so dangerous. to see the devastation that doesn t go on for block after block. goes on for mile after mile. it s stunning to see in these vivid images. we have seen this. we have seen these kinds of things throughout the years. but to the extent that we re looking at right now on the screen is really, you know, just stunning, sandra. going back to the governor s words just talking to us, saying the recovery efforts will be measured in years, not months. confirms of the 65 dead, the age ranges from just months old, a baby, that lost its life surrendered to injuries from the rubble to victims in their mid 80s. a nursing home was greatly affected by this ....