then an emotional day in court as witnesses recount what happened to george floyd after derek chauvin pinned him down. george was motionless, limp and chauvin seemed very he was in resting state meaning, like, he just rested his knee on his neck then as covid-19 cases surge in wisconsin, republicans shot down the governor s mask mandate. while in pennsylvania, infrastructure week finally arrives. it is big, yes. it is bold, yes. and we can get it done when all in starts now. good evening. if you ve been following the news today, you probably heard a lot about the justice department investigation into republican congressman matt gaetz over potential sex trafficking sigh tied to a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old girl which he denies there are lots of crazy developments on this store i y we re going to bring you all of them but first, we thought it would be worth reminding you who matt gaetz was before he was under investigation. this guy is really somethi
the country. 0.4%. then last week the cdc said it went from 0.4% of all covid to 3%. now from last week to this week omicron has gone from 3% of all the covid in the united states, from 3% to 73%. 0.4% two weeks ago, 3% last week, 73% this week. so bye-bye delta. omicron is now leaping ahead, becoming the dominant strain in the united states of america in just a lightning flash. in terms of what the new omicron pandemic will be like compared to the delta pandemic compared to the original strain, what we know about omicron is that it is massively contagious. it s massively transmissible. we know that, yes, vaccinations help when it comes to omicron. it helps prevent you from becoming infected and it certainly helps you avoid serious illness, hospitalization and death. vaccinations do help, even if you are already vaccinated, though, we know in the case of omicron you need a booster now. if you re not vaccinated yet, my god, now s the time. i mean, the big question here is we d
you are watching fox and friends first . benjamin: carly, it is a pleasure to be with you. hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving. the holiday season officially began with the most expensive thanks giving his remit inflation-adjusted fighting crisis. president biden declares america is back. lauren blanchard joins us with more. reporter: president biden in the first lady spending the long weekend in nantucket with their billionaire friends before they talk to the troops on thanksgiving. he called into the today show before the macy s day parade. america is back, there s nothing we are unable to overcome. i am waiting for santa. if santa s slays way down by rising inflation and costs soaring, to the presidents under the tree. for those of you who might be getting ready right now for black friday shopping. holiday goods are shipping at unprecedented rates, 20% of pre-pandemic numbers. eggs cost 12% more, stakes 24% a maybe you had turkey but that is up and you feel
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news. tropical storm hilary has made lionel vallow in the back happen insulin after it was downgraded from hurricane status. the national hurricane status said that the storm will likely cause catastrophic and life-threatening flooding in the region. and in parts of the southwest united states through monday. southern california it s already impacting millions of people there. to make matters worse a 5.1 magnitude earthquake also in southern california earlier today. as of now there have not been any reports of damage or injuries. a historic rainfall and reports of flooding and power outages are already happening in the area. like you see here in palm springs, california. according to the national weather service the city has seen 2.6 inches of rain since midnight in record high for the date. mexico seen the worst flooding so far in places like santa rosa liana, one person drowned yesterday with his vehicle when it was swept away. storms expected to be the first tropical stor