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jeff: while it s a much different situation of the pacific nation in tonga, here in california near the coast and other states like hawaii and alaska were under tsunami advisory from the undersea volcano, we will 1 to 2-foot waves. also worth noting likely dangerous rift current. it s a terrible day to be in the water whether that s swimming, surfing or boating. this how it all started massive undersea volcano erupting near tonga and that sent large waves crashing undershore. tonga s king was reportedly evacuated after tsunami funded the capital. beyond tonga, parts of japan are under tsunami warnings and advisories have been issued for parts of new zealand. here advisories on the west coast, alaska, hawaii. so far no damage. anita: tsunami is in effect across the west coast as you heard jeff say, alaska and hawaii after underwater volcano erupted near the pacific nation tonga, meteorologist adam klotz has the latest in the weather center. adam, big activity this weeken ....
this comes as the covid pandemic surge is putting enormous pressure on the u.s. economy. also tonight a scathing rhetorical attack on president biden from senate minority leader mitch mcconnell who said he didn t even recognize his old friend yesterday. what was yesterday? president biden s fiery speech in atlanta about voting rights and the filibuster. at one point in this speech, the president said whoever opposes that legislation, no matter the reason, can be compared to racists and segregationists of the past. chad pergram has that standing by but we start with today s economic news. white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off live on the north lawn. good evening, peter. peter: good evening, bret. people waiting for prices to go down are going to have to wait a while because white house officials are saying that prices are going to moderate over the course of 2022. the year that just started. and around here they are conceding that projections about the ec ....
on plans to overhaul u.s. elections and change the filibuster. attention now turns to washington. the senate math does not sit in the president s favor. members of his own party are still not on board and now we are learning biden will be meeting with senate democrats tomorrow at their caucus lunch to push the issue. hello, welcome, sandra smith in new york. good to be with you, john. john: good to be with you as well. john roberts in washington. the president slamming anyone who does not agree with his plans, calling them confederate villians. and now the clock begins to tick on senate democrats. sandra: schumer will bring a vote five days from now, and talk he could do that sooner as early as today. john: will it be successful or end with failure? start off with congressional correspondent aisha, live on capitol hill. over and under on all of this. think about this, the president went all the way to georgia only to have to make a trip down pennsylvania avenue. ....
i m charles payne in for neil cavuto. susan li has more on what s driving the inflation surge. susan? charles, that s right, get used to the higher prices. they ll be here for a while. you re paying the highest price jump in 40 years in december. consumer prices as you mentioned rising 7% last month. that is the highest year over year increase since the summer of 1982. prices rising almost twice as much as wages were last month. so there s still sticker shock at the stores. food prices were up 6%. filling up your gas tanks cost more than a year ago and used cars are fetching premium pricing. the white house is sticking to the promise of eating pricing. the president said the report underscores that we still have more work to do with price increases still too high and squeezing family budgets. the white house trying to calm household concerns. the latest fox business poll shows a third of americans are worried about higher prices. in fact, it s the overwhelming top ....
instead harris is focused on someone else s border 5,000 miles away from where she is supposed to be. that is exactly what kamala does, runs far away from the border as she physically, possibly can. maybe if she was in texas instead of france, she would see the body count stacking up alongside the southern border where drug cartels are committing horrific murders and leaving the victims on the u.s. side of the divide. or if she was in the rio grand valley she could do something to stop the new caravan, about 10,000 migrants getting ready to make their way to america. if she was in la joya, texas, she wouldn t even need to wait for them to get here. there is about 2,000 migrants, i m sorry 200 migrants already-that already crossed the border this morning. many of whom will be released into the u.s. with nothing more than a notice to report. and that doesn t even take into account these illegals who took to the trees last night in an effort to avoid border patrol. i guess ....