in 2018, which stands for fierce female firefighters and now has more 7100 members worldwide. i knew it. and the line of dolls comes with the gear firefighters use every day. so i want guide to explain how it protects them. and a portion of every doll sale benefits the foundation. you go, girl. absolutely. so cats had christmas trees for some reason. one couple, they saw the cat pull the tree down. so then they put the tree on the ceiling and that didn't really. look, there's tree on the ceiling the next year. and finally they built a giant barrier around the tree. >> and that was the only way to keep the cattle because they are the devil. >> so, charlie, charlie, this witness christmas, a mississippi woman secret santa gift to her dad. fulfill the promise she made after herself years ago when she was a child the age of seven. >> she remembered her father by giving him

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♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ ♪ ♪ will: welcome to new york city on december 23rd. merry christmas. your photos, national anthem, they get better as they go. i love the photo of the back of the pickup bed, the desert, slightly outdone by you in your robes the week leading up to christmas. we got griff jenkins and doctor

nicole sapphire with us. nicole:you guys are looking very festive. griff:you get to this part of the year and it is just special. in new york, it is crowded which is frustrating the week before christmas. and we've got road pictures. this was a discussion point in the past. nicole:are you for or against robes. will: your husband wears a robe. nicole:he might be getting one under the christmas tree. i don't think he is awake yet. will: it is slightly adjacent to politics but you talked how magical it is in new york city.

it is inescapable in midtown, meaning you see it but there's another change, it is supercrowded but it is almost a rewind to the 1990s, they are selling illegal gucci bags and bank rolexes in ways i've not seen in past years. whatever new york is doing is a little back to the future. nicole:there are a lot of people coming into this become a traffic is a nightmare in midtown but that is being demonstrated by a busy travel weekend. griff: i haven't even done my christmas shopping. let's get to for traffic. it' s a travel day. for many of you, you may be a little upset about what you run into. aaa is gearing up for record-breaking weekend when it comes to holiday travel. will: they expect 7.5 million people will take to the skies, 2019's record of 17.3 million.

griff: nicole: there could be a problem traveling to the central part of the country, the rain hit arizona and new mexico yesterday, 450 flights are delayed or canceled. griff: let's check with rick reichmuth. rick:maybe we can go to the show. the weather will be fine across the eastern seaboard. we have one big storm in the central part of the country, scattered showers for the most part will dampen the skies but not make for any real issues. the big storm will have impacts the next 4 or 5 days. it's a slow-moving storm, the same one that brought flooding rains into southern california, months worth of rain in some spots. it is also really warm. will be get a white christmas? not for anybody except across part of the rockies and that is where we have this storm bringing rain and snow, it

moves into arizona. once you get to higher elevations you see that snow, especially in places like utah and colorado. we will watch some delays. tomorrow, we still have some snow falling in northeastern colorado, northern parts of minnesota but notice of this, all the way, rain from minneapolis down to mississippi and we will have flight delays. expect to see this move farther east. monday, christmas day, across part of the southeast. will: if i'm stuck here on christmas day. i just looked at his whole thing, dallas tomorrow. >> you are going to be fine. that was yellow color, red is bad. i should explain that to you. will: i was watching very intently.

>> if you miss your flight it is not rick's fault. griff: there's potential flight issue. >> you can always call me whether that. not everybody but you three. nicole: the rain has been crazy but my son should be arriving any moment. will: we move to politics. not happy news, president biden has one of the lowest first are approval ratings and in december, the year before election, i think in history. this is going back 7 administrations. president biden's approval rating is 39%, you can see as compared to other presidents. the other lo was barack obama but that was 43%, donald trump at 45% at this point in their presidencies. >> a lot of times you see president biden compared to carter who historically had a

low approval rating. carter tried and failed multiple times to call him international conflict and the difference is he inherited that conflict when he took office. president biden, the international conflict developed under his watch. it is a pretty bad look for the white house. griff: we are getting close to the deadline, that president biden says will be on balance in the primaries. if he was going to say there's the writing on the wall, people are not finding the message of bidenomics because their pocketbooks are different story if they don't believe the border is secure, if there was time to get out and make a change they are up against the time they cannot do that, the likely challenger, donald trump, talking about an unpopular vice president. kamala harris is among the most unpopular vice presidents in the country.

on hugh hewitt's radio show trump says she's probably a better option. >> if people vote for president biden are they voting for kamala harris? >> let's see what happens. i'm not sure he gets to the starting gate, i don't know. i think so. seems like he is locked into her for a lot of reasons. he has to choose her. it would seem if he doesn't run they have to run her. that is what all the professionals like you are saying. i'm not sure that is correct but that is what they are saying. they are locked into her and she might be -- i think she would be better than him. griff: reckless policies have chain reactions. his policies have a state of flux and the only person who pulls worse than him is kamala harris. i have to say i disagree with donald trump a little bit.

i think historically president biden has gained respect on the world stage not because of his presidency but because of his decades in legislation, if kamala harris were to be the next president i can't imagine would be any better. will: first they have to get to winning an election at i don't know she would be much worse than president biden about the prospect of beating donald trump. she has never won and election, she pulled horrifically when she ran for president against president biden but to your point on this moment which they might replace president biden, the strategy has clearly been up to this point the whole point there's only one point, there's no president biden fan base. it is only he was a useful tool to stop donald trump so the 2,024 version of 2,020 to stop donald trump has been stop him in the courts, bog him down

with indictment and that took a blow this week. the multipronged the front to conduct lawfair battle in the courts took a bunch of hits this week and it may not work to stop donald trump in court rooms which brings them back to the ballot box and they see the handwriting on the wall. president biden is not going to beat donald trump. nicole: donald trump is reading tea leaves. they look at the physical condition, you can speak to this, of president biden, he's not going to be vigorous on the campaign trail. we are not going to have the typical presidential campaign events one after the other firing up crowds. we've seen that. it is demonstrated by the rally before our eyes but the same time, if they are married to this ticket they've got to get harris out there and harris failed as borders are, failed

on voting rights initiatives that went nowhere and she was put in charge of abortion rights and democrats, the only issue they are winning on in the polls is abortion and it gets attention particularly of the female voters in swing states. trump realizing he will be going toe to toe with kamala harris on that issue, not president biden. nicole: in an election year that will cut them off in ballots. that is what will make them lose. but it is two days before christmas so this is time to talk about festivus. who doesn't remember that? >> the tradition begins with the airing of grievances. i've got a lot of problems with you people, now you're going to hear about it.

my son tells me your company stinks. now as it rolled on been to come to the feats of strength. until you pin me, festive us is not over. let's rumble. will: i love it. it's thanksgiving with my family. basically that's thanksgiving. and have the feats of strength. >> dad doesn't really get to give grievances, no one cares, right? but he likes to sound of his grievances every year with his list of government waste projects and there is no shortage of them. here is some of senator rand paul's reports he puts out, fraudsters using barbie doll photos to apply for ppp loans

approved, dod destroyed 169 million military equipment by leaving it outside. the national institutes of health approved funding for researchers to study the sleep habits of monkeys on methamphetamine and the and aig spent $47,000 which gave monkeys female hormones to examine how cross sex hormones might affect the immune systems of trans-identified men when it comes to hiv, and this is the best one. the nih approved a grant to study russian cats walking on the treadmill. that is a full stop. nicole: my biggest complaints is the botched afghanistan withdrawal which left

$7 billion worth of equal and in afghanistan which is now in the hands of the taliban and and the 200 million taxpayer dollars that went to gaza and the west bank and hamas. a lot of grievances here and switching from politics, if you think russian cats have different metabolism than american cats, why specific to russian cats. >> it is an important question. >>'s. engine millions of dollars studying them. >> is the russian or dominant on a treadmill? >> what are we learning about monkeys on meth? we have got a pretty big human population on meth. have we not learned the effects of meth with enough of a sample size with the drug problems in america, we need to get monkeys on meth, to see what? >> we have in of human controls, we've moved on. >> to the monkeys clean up

their cage and make sure they get a lot of stuff done, do a 36 hour stretch. >> i've senator rand paul in years past about this. he points out there is really no way to stop the government from getting these grants and wasting not a little bit of money but billions of dollars, look at homeless people on the streets, migrants, yet this money is going into the ether for projects that don't need to be -- >> we had millions of dollars funding coronavirus research that went into the pandemic. will: a few additional headlines. two paramedics were found guilty of negligent homicide by a colorado jury last night in relation to the death of elijah maclean. the two face three years behind bars after injecting maclean

with the deadly overdose of ketamine in 2019. this was the final trial against police and paramedics charged in a death of a 23-year-old. wisconsin supreme court is overturning the state at legislative maps less than year before the 2,024 election, justices ruling on friday that a majority of the assembly and senate districts violates the state constitution claiming they favor the gop. state republicans say the decision was politically motivated in -- and predetermined. a new report making it clear fans were enchanted by taylor swift in 2,023, the pop superstar winners concert were dubbed the best-selling events of the year in las vegas, swift performed two concerts at allegiant stadium in march. events behind her on the list include nascar's staff-one grand prix in the raiders season opener. taylor swift seems to be taking a break for the holidays but is

expected to jump back on stage in february for a series of international concert starting in tokyo. those are your headlines. griff: there is my grievance. you can watch the concert in a movie and i will be here for a few days by myself. nicole: it is one of the highest grossing movie releases of the year. not only did she kill it on her concert but movie theaters. griff: an illegal immigrant with a gun makes it across the southern border as 17 people on a terror watch list get through sheriff mark lam next. will: a california library is not letting veterans re-christmas stories to kids. the mother fighting back to join us. nicole: wait until you see the

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will: and illegal immigrant with a gun makes it across the border. it is in eagle pass area where i spent a lot of time. it comes as cvp reports 250,000 migrants captured at the border making it the highest november on record, the third-highest month in history. mark lam joins us now. thank you, merry christmas ahead of time for border patrol agents and law enforcement like your self won't necessarily be with your loved ones because of the unprecedented surge at the border from texas to arizona. a thousand miles separates eagle pass and lubevilla but agents are found in both locations. what if you were to be elected to the senate, what's the first thing you would do to secure the border?

>> thanks for having me on today. we've got to get back, easiest is go back to trump era policies, shut the border down, secure the border and restore the remain in mexico program. the majority of these people are on false asylum claims. they are getting court dates from 5 to 7 years from now. what they have voted for the judges have to determine they don't have. in a asylum claim and then we have a mass deportations situation on our hands so we've got to get back to securing the border first and foremost which would stop the fentanyl, it would weaken the cartels and it would allow border patrol to get back to doing their job because right now they are handcuffed. will: the migrant with the gun, why this is significant, we see thousands upon thousands, 10, 12,000 today of the give ups. this is a known got away, this image was taken over all border patrol unit that is back at headquarters in eagle pass

looking good at the camera. when they see migrants coming across, they can't send agents to respond to apprehend them they market them down to note, that's why we know, 79,000 known got aways border wide since the new fiscal year began october 1st. 1. in this case i confirmed the border patrol sources that they saw this individual, these individuals come across and one individual with a gun, they could not send agents to respond so this individual got into the us and was free to roam with a rifle. how serious of a national security threat are we facing with the condition of the border now? >> this is the greatest threat to national security americans are facing on the southern border. this is in eagle pass. in the tucson sector where i am this is not an uncommon occurrence, there are plenty of people who come across with guns. the majority of got aways are happening in the tucson sector

which is where we are. my guys were out flying with border patrol, we were responding to a couple rescue missions where the cartels leave people behind for dead. we try to go rescue them and while we were doing that, we've never seen it like this. people everywhere in the desert and a lot of those got aways, leading them in our armed and it should be concerning to every american because we have no idea who's coming in. >> i don't mean to be a downer two days before christmas but i began my border coverage career 12 years ago in panella county. i understand you guys are as seasoned as anyone, that's a concern. sheriff mark lam, thanks for taking time. >> merry christmas to you too. griff: a library in california has storytelling featuring porn but not christmas stories read by veterans. the mother fighting back joins

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nicole: people are preparing to break records. they expect 7. 5 million people will take to the skies, that beast 2019's record of 7.3 million flyers but a storm could cause headaches for travelers heading to the central us. 450 flights are already delayed or canceled. let's check in with rick reichmuth with our fox news

weather forecast and i affectionately refer to him as weather man. what do we know? >> this is four days worth of precipitation accumulation. on putting this up because people would like some snow for christmas, this is the spot where we will see some snow across part of the rockies, eventually areas of south dakota. want to point this out right here, some freezing rain, rough conditions across northern areas of minnesota, eastern south dakota, western areas, watch that, the roads could be problematic. eventually the storm moves east, just really slow moving storm. we will be dealing with this for quite a while with some moderate impacts, not a major impact storm. showers today across the central plains. the center of law storm is across the four corners, flooding rain across california to arizona as well. most of this energy moving to

mexico and colorado spreads farther to the north, we are tracking this all morning long right here. >> a new war on christmas, navy seal wives are fighting on the front lines claiming the coronado california public library is refusing to let them have veterans read patriotic books, even books about christmas, 2 children. them ons claim instead, the library is promoting sexually explicit books to minors. joining us now is navy seal wife rachel race. thank you for joining us. you have a beautiful family, mother of two, wife of a navy seal, you live in a community that has a rich history, a lot of military families, despite the fact that loneliness and mental illness is high in our veteran populations, your public library will not invite veterans to come during story time to read for children. what are you doing to fight back against this?

>> this is a library we walked to once a week. like you said the center of our military community. there are two bases less than two miles from the library, one being the navy seal base. in june they read sexually close books to toddlers and a lot of parents spoke out in protest. in response to this my husband and i decided to be proactive and started the tiny patriots which is essentially a story time for toddlers, pro-america profamily books. we launched story time, but had local steel dad and other veterans reading great books and we are told this event at the public library, honestly it is absurd to me in a community full of heroes, navy seals, where my husband trained to defend our freedoms overseas, we are fighting for these basic constitutional rights at our home.

nicole: you can say gay but you can't say jesus. why do you think that is? >> i would love to tell you about on veterans day we are told seals, read to the children, needing background check so after agreeing to background checks we asked about a christmas event and they told us there were too many storytimes at the library. when i pushed back and asked about it they lied to me and pointed that the policy had changed. they have a hanukkah reading our which seems like a positive step. when we asked about christian leaning books for christmas time story, they firmly refused and basically said hanukkah was a secular holiday. as secular as santa. my jewish friends would disagree but it's a clear issue the library is picking and choosing which groups to read and excluding groups that individual librarians don't

want and i can't for the life of me understand why they have a problem with patriotic books in the world's most patriotic island. nicole: the coronado public library stated the library as a government agency does not know it is allowed to do religious programming. the hanukkah story time is not religious storytime. it is about the culture and traditions of hanukkah just as santa is a cultural and not religious figure. one begs to ask why you can't talk about religion, you can talk about many religions. one of my favorite quotes is america without soldiers is like god without wings and your husband, you, you are both soldiers and angels trying to protect our freedoms and thank you for joining me. >> thank you. nicole: insane videos of strong winds forcing airplanes to wobble and abort landings. more on that but first the media is losing its mind over

jack smith's major loss in his case against trump. >> the no rush to judgment argument is good enough for them. >> is trying to delay and trying to stop a thorough investigation. >> it appears vm's of aga supreme court isn't in much of a rush. nicole: joe concha reacts next.

if >> when it comes to questionable the man who tried

to end american democracy should face trial before he selected to finish what he started. it appears for now the maga supreme court doesn't appear to be in much of a rush. >> in the year 2023 the supreme court has decided no rush to judgment argument is good enough for them. >> not why with the special counsel want to move so fast but why would the former president not want to resolve this in a presidential election? he's trying to delay and trying to stop a thorough investigation. nicole: the supreme court rejected jack smith's request to hear trump's immunity dispute, a move that will likely delay his trial. here to react, fox news contributor joe concha. the first time i've seen that reaction. i didn't know we had moved toward the maga supreme court. open antipathy towards due process. just hurry up and get on with this. >> during the montage the maga

supreme court, haven't heard that one before. they want a rush to judgment in this situation. maga supreme court, brett kavanaugh, amy coheny barrett are qualified, why is jackson is trying to go through this process so urgently unless he is trying to directly impact and interfere with the presidential election and you read and listen to legal analysts and scholars who make a simple argument that jack smith does not have the right to deny due process because he says so. he can't simply demand the supreme court put everything else aside and hear his case and it is clear to many americans, even independents that the democratic party is in a panic because 81-year-old president that wants to seek reelection it is in the worst position of any president seeking reelection in the modern era. griff: he needs to hurry this

up because of that start date. because for the supreme court to take a case you have to have four say yes, we will do it. there's three liberals on the court meeting all six conservatives said no thanks i'm we are not going to give into the political badgering the. is that your read of it? >> that's what we see here and now the argument just like colorado because that will go to the supreme court as well and they will make a decision on that before the ballot becomes binding on january 5th and they are going to rule even 9-0 of the donald trump should be back on the ballot in colorado and if it does happens that way, 6-3, only conservatives vote that way, saying this is a weapon eyes to court only there to support donald trump. that comes back 9-0 as far as putting donald trump on the

ballot in colorado, strips away any political bias we may hear or see from the court system or the media that covers it. nicole: they are trying everything they can because biden is not doing well and they are worried about the election. at what point do we say this is a violation of the hatch act by foregoing due process? why don't they allow it to happen at the ballot. let americans decide who they want for president. >> we have an election less then 11 months away at this point. if you don't want to donald trump to be president, go to the ballot box and make your voice heard. if you want him to be president do the same but give americans the choice to vote who they believe should be president, don't let the courts decide. could you imagine if the colorado ruling holds up? in states vote decide elections, wisconsin, michigan,

nevada, if he is pulled off the ballot, what is the country going to look like? will: there are 30 one section 3 litigation efforts to remove him for being an insurrectionist, a charge for which he's not officially charged in any of his indictments or obviously convicted. will: censorship, changing the voting manner, indicting among critical charges, things to ensure democracy doesn't choose donald trump. ask your self what is left on the list of things they haven't done to stop donald trump. i hope we never have to answer that question in the future but merry christmas. >> take care. will: a man is free after he was trapped on a cliff in san

diego for days. trying to build a tunnel shelter when he slipped and fell 15 feet and crushed by rocks from the waist down. first responders were able to wedge him out during a rescue effort that took hours. he's he is expected to be okay. check this out. the plane shaking as it tries landing outside manchester airport thursday. pilots had to abort their landing and try again due to stormy conditions in 15 mile an hour winds. 11 flights were diverted to other airports. finally, this is the story of the day. kim jong-un launching his new light beer designed to help north koreans slimmed-down. the new adult beverage will have low sugar content. it is very effective for sports enthusiasts and people with overweight bodies.

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nicole: an important story across america as kids are home for winter break, parents, get ready for the triple epidemic, children's hospitals across the country are overwhelmed with cases rsv, flu, and covid 19. rsv, under those with 5 years old, two children dying in wisconsin. with cases on the rise for children under 5 you should be on the lookout for symptoms like runny nose, decrease in appetite and coughing especially shortness of breath. flu cases of tripled this month. cdc estimates 5 million people currently have it. that's 40% higher than 2019.

at least four children reportedly died from the flu this year. to make matters worse there are signs the coronavirus cases are on the rise, not as much as flu and virus be. the cdc reports 10% increase in hospital admissions from last week popping 25,000. experts say the surge could be due to children have an underdeveloped immune systems from covid lockdowns. the triple epidemic is hitting homes hard across the country even mind. between my kids and i we have had the flu, rsv, and covid, in the last couple of weeks. thank you to rachel for bringing us chicken and dumpling soup to make us feel better. every family needs to take this seriously and tossing it over to will. will: thank you for that. chicken noodle soup. today, new hampshire's legendary black mountain ski area will open for their 80 ninth season. welcome surprise risk years after was announced they would

be closing due to biden's brutal economy. they are being supported by indie pass, a network for ski resorts across the country. the director joins us with black mountain new hampshire owner john fushiona. let's talk about black mountain. tell me what it is like to operate an independent mountain for the last several years. >> interesting operation, has a great following. we live in an area surrounded by corporate giants. will: we talk on this program about small businesses attempting not just to navigate the corporate businesses coming into your neighborhood but the economic conditions as well. i imagine like any small business it gets harder and harder. >> it does.

we have had utilities tripled in the last few years, insurance rates skyrocketing. it is not conducive to a small mom and pop operation. will: will: you guys, eric, put together indie pass allowing people to purchase one pass, access i don't know how many mountains but a lot of mountains around the area. tell me how that works. >> in the stands for independent. the indie pass gives you 185 independent resorts. mom and pop, main street businesses, it gives people an opportunity to see there is more to skiing than corporate conglomerates. places at black mountain, for 28 years. will: there are interesting and cool history to independent

mountains, there's one in the northeast by the 10th mountain division. they have stories, not just businesses but stories who remain part of this sport. >> reporter: absolutely. their 60 resorts where it resulted from people coming back from world war ii, skiing in the united states wouldn't be what it is without those mountains. nicole: is at the northeast? >> it is all over north america. independents in japan and some in europe. the pass is waitlisted. one thing that makes skiing and independent ski areas, it's not a ton of people, you come for the skiing and the atmosphere. we limit the number of passes

we sell so we don't over run places like this and the get the opposite of what we were trying to do in the first place. will: tell me why it is important black mountain stay in business. what do you offer customers uniquely? >> everybody knows your name, customers know us. laid back and easy atmosphere. we are not crowded like you see on the news with the big dogs. it's a better experience overall. will: small business, regional, character, unique. thank you for being with us and we wish you the best of luck. coming up, did you procrastinate your holiday shopping? how many americans will be shopping beside you this super saturday?ake a big bite" day...

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