A 15-year-old boy is in custody after three students died and eight other people injured in a shooting Tuesday at a high school in Oxford, Michigan. We'll have the latest on that. We're a step closer to having a pill to treat COVID-19 patients. Correspondent Kathy Foster files a report on that for us. Kevin Carr tells us what's new in home cinema. Dave Vanderwerp from Car & Driver Magazine stops by to tell us about their latest "10 Best" awards. And Supreme Court reporter Mark Sherman of the Associated Press previews an important case that could ultimately repeal Roe vs. Wade.

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President Biden talked to the nation about the new Omicron variant of COVID-19. What is it? Do we need to worry about it? Correspondent Jim Roope reports on that for us. The President also spent time Monday addressing supply chain issues affecting our country as he welcomed CEOs from major retailers and grocery chains to the White House. Correspondent Clayton Neville recaps that for us. Kevin Carr tells us if 8-Bit Christmas on HBO Max is worth a quarter. Laura Reiley of the Washington Post explains why your Christmas tree may be more expensive this year. And Hilary Brueck of Insider talks to us about the CDC's new recommendation that all adults get booster shots.

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Today on First Light Michael speaks with Ted Rossman from Creditcard.com to talk about shoppers willing to go into debt for the holidays. We also chat with Washington Post reporter Dan Diamond about the newly identified Omicron COVID variant. This along with the latest in the news, sports, and entertainment!

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Michael speaks with Mark Hamrick from Bankrate about the latest in the unemployment numbers. We are also joined by Jack Kleinhenz of the National Retail Federation to talk about the expected trends in holiday spending. Plus the latest in the news, sports, and entertainment all on First Light!

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Michael Speaks with Phyllis Kramer of the Butterball Turkey Talk Line about tips and tricks for cooking your Thanksgiving Turkey. Along with the latest in the news, sports, and entertainment on First Light!

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Michael speaks with USA Today White House Reporter Michael Colins about President Biden authorizing the use of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. He also speaks with Washington Post Pop Culture Reporter Sonia Rao about the Grammy nominations. Plus the latest in news, sports, and entertainment all on First Light!

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Today on First Light Michael speaks with Consumer Reports Aviation Advisor William McGee about stopping what they view as airline companies stealing from consumers. We also check in with Terik Daly of NASA about their mission to redirect the orbit of an asteroid. This along with the latest in the news, sports, and entertainment all on First Light.

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First Light has the latest information on the tragic situation which occurred at a Christmas parade in Wisconsin. A car barrelled through the crowd killing at least five and injuring at least 40 others. We also check in with Andrew Gross of AAA about the best ways to avoid the Thanksgiving travel rush and Juliana Kaplan of Insider.com about an effort to reduce the cost of prescription medication. This and more on Monday's First Light.

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House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy successfully delayed a vote on President Biden's social infrastructure plan by speaking for multiple hours on the House floor Thursday night into Friday morning. We'll talk with Joseph Zeballos-Roig of Insider about the tactic, and how the bill will fare in the U.S. Senate.

We'll also highlight an issue in coastal North Carolina - sand that is traditionally used to replenish the shoreline is now off limits, per federal law. U.S. Representative David Rouzer (R-NC) joins us to explain why some federal laws shouldn't be "one size fits all". 

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Representative Paul Gosar of Arizona has been censured by the U.S. House of Representatives for a video he posted on social media. Correspondent Clayton Neville gives us details on that. Kevin Carr reviews the biopic "King Richard". Andrew Clevenger of Roll Call joins us to talk about the defense authorization act. And Brian Fraga of the National Catholic Reporter dishes on the document Catholic Bishops have come up with regarding pro-choice politicians and communion.

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