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now. will they include rulings on some fast track federal vaccine mandate cases. vaccines are not stopping the omicron variants from spreading. our legal-medical panel is standing by live to discuss. the search is on for new york city for two beggars who attacked and stabbed a man outside broadway in times square for refusing to give them money but we begin tonight with the ever increasing financial pressures on your pocketbook caused by the highest jump in consumer prices in almost 40 years. trace gallagher is on the case tonight. good evening, trace. good evening, economists say the math here is simple. you take massive amounts of government aid, add that to low interest rates. it equals big demand for goods and when demand exceeds supply prices go up and sure enough everything from cars, gas, food and furniture went up 7% in december compared to a year earlier and that 7% increase is the highest in 40 years. in fact, even if you take out volatile prices for things ....
work. good morning, mark. public school students are not going back to class today, city leaders and the teachers union escalate their fight over remote learning after voting to move to online after deciding the city didn t have strong enough protocol in place. it was rejected. now for a second day in a row classes are cancelled altogether. the union says they are trying to protect themselves. students and families are at risk, contracting the coronavirus. we ve been failed by the mayor and public health office. todd: lightfoot says the union s moves are illegal and urges them to return to class quickly. parents say this dysfunction is having a huge impact on their families. our children need to be in school with masks, with social distancing, they are doing everything they can to keep kids safe in school. there is no reason for them to be at home. my kids are being held hostage at home. todd: biden administration insist schools, including chicago, have fundin ....
airport. covid causing a travel nightmare across the country. airlines struggle to find crews to staff flights. i m john roberts in washington. sandra, happy new year to you. happy new year to you, too, john. the travel challenges are what everyone is talking about today. omicron variant pushing to levels not seen in this pandemic, nearly 500,000 cases reported in a single day shattering the previous daily high set two days beforehand. throw in a winter storm with exploding case counts, all the ingredients for a massive travel headache. nearly 4,000 flights have been canceled so far today, according to flight aware. the omicron surge is leaving many airlines without crews to operate those busy schedules. fox team coverage starts now. standing by from the white house, but first senior national correspondent at reagan national airport outside washington, d.c., snow finally tapering off a bit. good afternoon, john. that s right, the snow is just slowing down a few mi ....
christmas and i wish you a happy new year in 2022. but before we turn the page on the year of our lord 2021, it is time in this closing week to take stock what we learned this year. the frauds that were exposed. the evils we learned to hate, and the truths we woke up to who we are and who we hope to be. tonight and in the coming days, i will be talking very wise and knowledgeable people who are reckoning with the lesson of the year of chaos and crime. a year that began with a promise that now we could return to normal and ended with a horrifying possibility that this, all of this terrible this is normal now. the images of 2021 that will stick in our minds are many. the footage of brutal criminality in american cities. taking place in broad daylight. our fellow citizens, arrested, not because they stole or ransacked but because they tried to buy a burger without showing their papers. the image of afghanning dropping through the sky as they clung desperately to american p ....
staffs and secretary of state. served 35 years in the u.s. army, two decorated tours in vietnam. credited with reforming the u.s. military following the cold war and being the architect of the first gulf war. sandra: fox team coverage begins now weighing in on the medical side of this story. john: first to national security correspondent jennifer griffin on powell s life and career, what a life and career it was. jennifer: it was. known for integrity, he will be remembered for the powell doctrine during desert storm in first gulf war as chairman of the joint chiefs at the pentagon, which stated only use force if it has clear and achievable object itch with public support, sufficient firepower and exit strategy to end the war. he told secretary of state regarding use of u.s. military u.s. troopss should not be used as toy soldiers. then there was his pottery barn rule. you break it, you own it, tough lesson the u.s. learned after invasion of afghanistan and iraq af ....