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government is investing in now and we are taking the tough decisions necessary. statutory sick pay is worth £3 a week less in real terms compared to at the start of the pandemic and millions of workers are being forced to choose between isolating or putting food on the table. in germany, 100% of workers salaries are covered by sick pay, whereas in the uk it is a pitiful 19%. so, i asked the prime minister if he thought earning £250,000 from his second job was chickenfeed, how on earth does he expect working people to survive on £96 a week when they get sick? and if he agrees that many lives and livelihoods could be saved by increasing sick pay, will he commit here and now to raising it to the level of the real living wage? mr speaker, i thank the honourable gentleman, of course, as he knows one of the first things we did when covid struck was to make sure that statutory sick pay was payable from day one, so it is up to 75% more generous if you need to self isolate. ....
state department getting brutally mocked for promoting the secretary of state s spotify play list it? makes you nervous because they are not just doing a bad job, they keep doing these things that are not serious at all. first and goal, quick throw, touchdown, steelers. ben roethlisberger gets his goodbye hynes field. sing a song sing a song brian: that is jacksonville, florida. a wonderful city home of the future super bowl champion jacksonville jaguars in about 20 years they will more than likely somehow get close to the super bowl. they have won three times in two years. you don t have to win all the time. and i think that s pretty clear. we have pleased to be here in studio. ainsley, will, i m glad you are going to be with me. ainsley, we have so much catching up to do. will, i have been watching you on television, i feel like we have been talking although you don t hear my questions. ainsley, how are you? ainsley: i m doing great. i had a wonderfu ....
last two weeks, hospitalizations are growing at a much slower rate, just 35%. and the death rate may be the most important number has actually gone down. all of that is the backdrop for millions of kids heading back to school this morning, and confusion doesn t even begin to explain the feeling out there. some districts are bringing back masks, some are ramping up testing like here in new york city, while others are going virtual all over again. according to one data company, nearly 2,200 schools have announced that they are going to be closed starting today. bottom line, because there are no federal rules, schools, towns, districts, they have all their own rules, they are essentially on their own. that is why you ve got places like madison, wisconsin, where cases are up almost 50%, they re going virtual, but in houston where cases are up more than 600% over the last two weeks, schools there are open with masks and testing. and while covid is making a mess of the school ....
hi, there, everyone, it s health care in new york. happy new year. here we go. the january 6th select committee now has eyes inside the room where donald trump watched the deadly insurrection unfold and did nothing to stop it. raung republican congresswoman liz cheney, vice chair of the january 6th select committee revealing yesterday the strengths of some of the first-hand evidence the committee has uncovered, a major step forward as the case continues to take shape. any moment walked those very few steps into the briefing room, gone on live television and told his supporters who were assaulting the capitol to stop. we know as he was sitting there in the dining room next to the oval office members of his staff were pleading with him to go on television to tell people to stop. we know leader mccarthy was pleading with him to do that. we know members of his family. we know his daughter we have first-hand testimony that his daughter ivanka went in at least twice to ask ....
. pete: welcome to fox & friends an this sunday january 12nd year of our lord. we ask and you deliver. lawrence, you re in for will this morning. rachel, i see you digitally now. last i saw you it was 2:00 a.m. in nashville. usually a bad thing. but in this case it was a good thing. rachel: it was such a good thing. lawrence, it was great seeing you over there in times square. i have to say i wish you were with us in nashville. lawrence: me too. rachel: it was so much fun. everyone was ready to party. everyone wanted to elect pete president. it was so much fun. originally i was supposed to be in nashville. then the producers called an audible and sent me to times square. i had a great time. i thought the kid was missing out on all the fun with all of our friends and audience who we consider our family. that is me dancing in times square. if london breed was going to feel the spirit i would feel the spirit out there in times square rachel: i m going to say this abou ....