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steve two brothers who went viral for their take on inflation will join us live. listen to this wisdom. >> these haircuts are what a mandatory $40? i paid $40 to what slightly bald in fashion. my car insurance in the last two years went from 220 to 270. now to 320. >> steve: welcome to our world the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now and remember, folks, mornings are better with friends. ♪ ain't no mountain high enough ♪ ain't no valley low enough ♪ ain't no river wide enough ♪ to keep me from getting to you, baby. >> steve: live in new york city currently at 7:01. it is 30 degrees. we are going for a daytime high approaching 40. it should be nice and sunshiny all day long. presidents' day.

federal holiday. no mail or bank service. most schools are closed too. we are all here. great to have you. >> carley: we get a nice yellow sky to start the hour. that was very nights. >> lawrence: a little bit of marvin gaye, too. that's what i'm talking about. >> carley: means nothing going on in new york city. everything is perfect. >> steve: uh-really? [laughter] >> steve: listen, so we have been talking for actually on this program for over 20 years we have been talking about the invasion at our southern border. but it's really gotten terrible over the last three years. well now, as you know, the invasion, particularly is acute here in new york. what one of the problems that the mayor is having is where are we going to put all these migrants? so they hatched a plan. let's use a luxury apartment building that's been sitting sig idle and we will fill it full of bunk beds and put the migrants there. the people of harlem realized that's the plan when they put a

bunch of bunk beds outside. the hit the fan and the mayor showed up yesterday. and they weren't happy with him. watch. >> we want transparency. we demand transparency. we want the same opportunities given to these illegal citizens so that our future can be more productive. >> we are talking about building city. we have got enough shelters. we are oversaturated in every burrow that doesn't have the same amount of shelters that we have and every zip code they have to come up and meet us first before they even start looking here. >> what we're saying is that if there is some housing that is available to provide for asylum seekers, then that same housing should be first priority to those. [applause] >> lawrence: as one of the guests that we're going to play the soundbite later on. >> steve: bunk beds. >> lawrence: did it during black history month and lied did about

it. had the beds packed up outside of the building and said they had no clue this was going on. on the backs of a broken education system in harlem. poverty crisis in harlem. >> it is a place in new york city where a lot of black businesses are flourishing. and one guest said why didn't they put them in downtown? why did you have to put them way in harlem? here are those guests. >> dss and dhs, you know, they are doing this. they snuck them in here in harlem, with no transparency. you know, we coming out and we see bunk beds being moved in, what's going on? and nobody was aware that this was happening. this was a sign to this mayor, right now your people are looking at you. you have obligation to your own black community to make sure we have our needs met. every other demographic takes care of their communities. chinese, italian, jewish. when it comes to communities of color, specifically black, it seems as though they get

paralyzed. speak to the narrative. we put you in a position to help us. this will efnt definitely effect any elections going forward. >> we were glad that mayor adams came to our -- both of our community forums on thursday. and on yesterday. and so we are having a healthy conversation with him as well as some of the other city commissioners to rectify and remedy what has been going on. >> steve: they are not happy. >> lawrence: trouble in pair dyes with black voters, carley. >> carley: these residents found out this was going to be the former luxzry apartment building had to shut down people building it didn't pay their bills. it's been vacant. >> steve: taxes. >> carley: vacant 10 years. found out it was going to be a migrant shelter. you are not happy with that plan, then we will turn it into temporary house for families. people are saying we don't want temporary housing. we already have so many homeless shelters. we want income based housing for

us. >> i was talking to them after your segment. you did such a great job and such nice people. and they were saying that the city is going to come back and talk -- there is going to be a third meeting. hopefully they are hoping that the 30 time is the charm. one of the women that you spoke to, ruth, she was wearing the green, and i -- she is so funny. i was talking to her i said it is nice though that mariucci adams went to these meetings twice. and she was like nice? that's his job. [laughter] >> carley: we elected him into office to do this. is he a public servant oh yeah, that's right. good point. that's not nice. that's just him doing his job. >> guy: of course, this is the local angle in new york. ground zero of the actual problem is down at the southern border. something we talk about all the time. actually, guys, as soon as the show is over today, i'm heading to the airport. i'm flying down to texas. i will be doing my radio show tomorrow from the southern border, parted energy with americans for prosperity. i'm looking forward to that there is so much to talk about down there.

but, get a load of this and you see the promo there for the radio show. oh, yes, we love that guy benson show.com. >> carley: yeah. >> guy: slightly old head shot but i will take it. >> steve: it's youthful. >> guy: thank you, steve. i appreciate it. look at this headline today. this is the "new york post" cover. it's the other border crisis that we're talking about a lot less and, yes, i mean, the numbers are very different. but the northern border, also tart starting to become a bit of an issue. >> steve: in fact the fork post sent a reporter up to vermont which i think it's a place we would all like to live, 6500 people. very leafy. and what they have realized is it's just about 10 miles from the northern border. and now thousands of people are coming across the northern border because, essentially, the camouflage up north -- and here this is the southern border. up north it makes it perfect for smugglers. and it's gotten so bad up north that apparently a number of the locals are actually carrying

guns at the suggestion of border patrol because they say, you know, nine out of 10 of the people coming across are just looking for a better life. the one has got a rap sheet. and you got to be careful of that. so they do call border patrol all the time and they show up and they are chasing people. >> lawrence: steve, it's also important to note to the audience don't be fooled. when you see the numbers come down in texas what greg abbott and texas dps is doing is working. >> guy: there is movement. >> lawrence: shift northern border seeing them in arizona. they don't have a strong government willing to put national guard on the line. so you have got to see talking points coming out the next couple weeks from the administration saying look at the southern border. the numbers are down while not doing any work about it. no, they are being shifted to other areas. the cartel is very smart. >> guy: northern border is massive with all the depleted resources down at the southern border, there's a problem up north. >> carley: 5525 miles long. there are 2200 border patrol agents patrol that whole

expanse. it's the longest international border in the world. >> steve: at the same time. the administration is going, you know, nothing is going on on the northern border. send those people from minnesota down to the southern border. and so, you know, it's all about what is the biggest problem they will try put out that fire. but the fire is not put out. >> steve: all right. read all about that new york post.com. meanwhile, another fox news alert. >> steve: fears over a global threat grow as reports of improved nuclear capabilities are surfacing. >> carley: controversial death of alexeial value any hundreds of protesters have been arrested in the wake of his death. >> lawrence: madeleine rivera joins us in washington with the latest. >> with russia at the top of the conversation regarding foreign policy. house committee chairman mike turner is defending his decision to sound the alarm last week regarding a space-based nuclear weapons at the kremlin has in the works.

>> this is about russia and the administration taking action. and that's what is important. we need to make certain that we avert what could be an international drivers. i was concerned that it appeared that the administration was sleeping walking into an international crisis. but it looks like now, they are going to be able to take action. >> in russia, more than 400 people have been detained since the death of russian opposition lehr alexei navalny. senator lindsey instagram said it's time to treat the kremlin as terrorists. >> why don't we do this. i just got off the the phone with two democratic senators. let's make russia a state sponsor of terrorism under u.s. law. let's make them pay a price tore killing navalny. it would allow the family to go to u.s. court and sue putin's russia for killing of their loved one. >> the designation would immows restrictions including but not limited to u.s. foreign assistance, deference exports and sales. lawrence, steve, carley and guy, back to you. >> steve: all right, madeline, thanks very much. >> thanks guys, of course. you got it. >> nikki haley herself will be joining us 20 minutes

charlamagne tha god calling out biden for being uninspiring. calls for joe biden to walk away from the 2024 election. those calls are getting louder and louder. >> carley: lucas tomlinson is live in washington with more. actually honesty beat where the president is waking up and popular radio host saying he is not that enthusiastic or jazzed about the president or his vice president, either. >> he is not an inspiring candidate. like, there is nothing about, you know, joe biden that makes you want to listen to him. that's why he should be leaning on, you know, his vice president. >> has she met your expectations? >> yeah, no, she hasn't. donald trump is like four years, 3 years later than president biden. he just comes off a lot more youthful. >> "new york times" columnist ezra klein also weighed in. >> i think biden, as painful as

this is, should find his way stepping down as a hero. democrats should meet in august at the convention to do a political parties have done at political conventions so many times before. organize victory. >> if biden were to step down, it's not without precedent. lbj famously declared address to the nation 196 # i shall not seek and i will not accept the nomination of my party for another term as your president. the announcement shocked the nation and came two months after the start of a ted offensive in vietnam, lbj had ramped up u.s. military involvement in the war peaking at half a million american troops that year. democratic convention in 1968 there were riots in chicago. that's where the convention this summer is as well. nearby in michigan rashida tlaib also wants democrats to boycott biden. >> right now we feel completely neglected and just unseen by our government. if you want us to be louder, then come here and vote uncommitted.

>> as you mentioned, steve, a new monmouth poll shows nearly half the country biden will be replaced as the democratic nominee this year. guys? >> steve: lucas tomlinson in rehoboth beach. enjoy the loold. holiday.thank you, lucas. >> steve: joe biden was in politics 29 years old. youngest elected senator at the time. is he very stubborn. is he not going to step away. he is not going to do it. democrats have a problem now. you are dealing with two prongs here. you have got the mental acuity question with joe biden. and then you have the current circumstance of the american people. and whether you have charlamagne tha god icon for a lot of the folks. he puts pressure on democrats. he is not the only one. you got elected officials saying the same thing. you got other strategists telling him joe, step aside. so if f. it's not going to be

joe than who? then you got kamala harris who charlamagne equally went after in that interview, guy. >> guy: there is a problem in terms of enthusiasm, obviously. but this paralysis, what do you do? if they all got together, the powers that be in the party and said, okay, we have to move on from biden then what? there is not an easier clean answer to that question. the other thing that caught my attention from that piece from lucas. >> the sound bite from rashida tlaib. >> steve: vote uncommitted. >> guy: don't vote for joe biden in the democratic primary. she has a real constituency within that party. within the base, which is disturbing to me given that she was the only member in congress to refuse to vote for a resolution condemning hamas' sexual violence on october 7th. she wouldn't bring herself to vote for that and she has a significant number of followers, not just that state but around the country. >> carley: we will have to wait to see what those michigan primary results look like. you can imagine that it could be a big story if you see larger

percentage than you would think, vote uncommitted. and do what she is saying to do. what's that going to look like. what's that dig going to be like for the current president? i'm reminded now of what he said in 2020 that he was going to serve as a bridge to the new generation of leaders. and a lot of people said, okay. that's one term. i think even he might have been thinking that he would be a one termer. >> guy: he is expanding the bridge. steve the bridge needs replacing. >> guy: exactly. >> carley: the issue is that the democratic party has no bench. if they did have a candidate. you can't rely on kamala harris. he probably wouldn't be the nominee but, because they don't and because the stubborn factor that lawrence you brought up, i think he is gonna be. >> steve: you know what? the cleanest way for them to do it would be at the convention. it has worked in the past. there would be less blood shed but that would be a crazy convention. guy it would be messy. >> steve: one word about michigan. that is she may be calling for people to vote uncommitted but it is still a union state.

and the way the unions are going to endorse joe biden will be. >> guy: a machine. >> carley: guy just mentioned the word messi and that's where we start with a fox news alert. 37 million americans. waking up to a flood advisory this morning as another spheric river threatens the west coast. >> steve: emergency shelters opening across the state astor religion rain, heavy snow in some spots and strong winds have brought the threat of mud slides and widespread power outages. guy gifer for more on all of this, let's check in with meteorologist adam klotz for our fox weather forecast. >> guy: good morning, yes. the west coast is absolutely the big weather story on this monday morning. let's dive right into it. you mentioned 37 million americans under some sort of flash flood watch or flash flood warning, flood watch. you are seeing that all the way through thursday. up and down the california coast. how much rain is it ultimately going to be? some cases a lot. look around southern california.

see those oranges and yell lois. >> that means 3 to 5 inches of precipitation. certainly a really big rainmaker that folks are going to have to be dealing with landslides are a problem. forecast across thest rest of the country as can you tell mostly clear. all eyes are on california. those are the weather headlines. back out here on fox square. if you come out here and say hi to me i will say hi to you. this is sierra you wanted to give a shout-out to somebody, right? >> yes. guy let's hear it? >> to my friends in northern texas. guy come say hi to me you will get on tv. >> carley: great shout-out. thanks for joining us this morning. adam. thank you so much. more news to get to. starting in iran showing first sign of restraint since the war on israel began. the country reportedly telling it proxy groups to avoid provoking the u.s. out of fear of a wider ranging war. this as the houthis strike another ship in the gulf of aden

earlier this morning forcing the crew on board a ban done ship. the group also say they shot down an american attack drone while the u.s. says it carried out strikes on at least five houthi missiles. taking out an underwater drone for the first time. happening today, minnesota governor tim waltz ordering flags across the state to be lowered to half-staff after three first responders were killed in a standoff yesterday two police officers and a firefighter, paramedic were killed in a shootout after hours long standoff just outside of minneapolis in burnsville. the suspect was also killed in the exchange. body cam footage showing the moment florida deputy saved a 6-month-old baby girl trapped in a car crash earlier this month. just watch this desperate mother. listen. >> is your baby okay? >> no. no. right there. no! >> police unit. send e.m.s. >> my baby. is she dead? is she dead?

>> carley: can you believe that she is screaming my s. my baby dead. child scrapped after a motorcycle slammed into their car going more than 100 miles per hour. deputies say the baby is on a long road to recovery. still in the hospital. later this morning, that heroic deputy sergeant will join us along with the family of the baby he helped save. god bless them all. bipartisan political organization no labels is looking for third party leaders after west virginia senator joe manchin decided not to join the presidential race. the organization's national co-chair says they political plan to run a candidate no. one was named but a decision to push a unity presidential ticket could come around super tuesday. on march 5th. and a battle over breakfast. yesterday, guy benson, the man sitting to the left of me, shared his take on breakfast

foods. and it is outraging america. >> guy: my hottest take that i know people get so mad at me about i'm almost nervous to say it i can't stand waffles, pancakes, french toast, any of that no thank you. i like savory breakfast. >> carley: well, breakfast is better with friends. so we have some waffles and pancakes on set for guy to try. we're just going to watch you chew. sweet breakfast food until you like it. >> lawrence: the rule with the producers you never tell them what you don't like doing because then the next day it's on set. >> carley: so true. you can't have dry pancakes. guy blueberry pancake it would appear and chocolate chip. so disgusting. i call this red hot sugar bread. >> carley: what hot sugar bread doesn't sound delicious. >> guy: that's awful. >> steve: try a waffle.

>> guy: do i have to do both? >> i was expectation all three. do you guys want this? i can pawn this off on you. >> carley: yeah. >> guy: i guess the ruling is you say that you don't like something and then they make you do the next day. can i just say for the record what terrifies me more than anything $100 bills. put me in one of those cubes with all the cash flying around when you grab it, i will be traumatized for life. let's do it next time. >> lawrence: bring in the machine. >> steve: better? >> guy: no. >> carley: out of the two of them which do you like more. >> guy: probably the waffles. i will pass this down, please. >> carley: you got to try. >> lawrence: don't want to miss us doing what we don't like doing set your dvr 6:00 every morning to you don't miss us. >> steve: we are going take a time-out. >> carley: what a spread. >> steve: primary week in south carolina. presidential hopeful nikki haley is going to join us live. do you know what? she loves waffle house, just

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doesn't prevent him from appointing a trusted advisor or even a family member to run things in his absence. hour, the financial penalties, you can't get around it. they are huge. the judge ordered him to pay $355 million, close to 100 million in interest, to pay that fine he could have to sell some of his new york real estate holdings, more likely as close enough to that in cash on hand. now, the biggest challenge could lie in financing needs. the judge ruled he can't get loan from institutions. big banks headquartered here in new york. instead smaller institutions or friends for any personal or business loans. also a world where former president trump doesn't remain in new york. that's a sentiment that's being shared by other new york business leaders. governor kathy hochul though is trying to calm their fears. watch. >> a law-abiding and rule-following new yorkers who are business people have nothing to worry about because they are very different than donald trump and his behavior. >> now i can tell you from what

we are hearing in the new york business community a lot of folks are worried could they be next? could their industries be next. i do hear charles penny payne making money host coming up 8:40 on your show. have a lot to say. send it back to you. >> no doubt about that. kelly, thank you so much. she is talking about the ownerrous dollar amount. this week could bring more developments in this ongoing broader legal saga. the supreme court could issue an opinion on that colorado ballot access case as early as this wednesday. so here to break that down and look at the potential impact of all of this, fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. greg, all right. we have had the weekend to i do gist what happened on friday. as you wake up monday morning, how are you feeling about the $350 million and maybe the appeal process moving forward? because there are a lot of people sort of that ther iting about this not, prance, standing for much longer. >> oh, i don't think it would

even though the highest court is occupied, the full court by seven justices appointed by democrat governors. but, even they, would look at and this say it's ludicrous. because, under the law, guy, damages must always reflect the measurable harm. here there was none. not a single person lost money. nobody testified they were injured. just the opposite. lending banks made enormous profit. so, you know, how in the world you can use a consumer protection statute where the consumer has not been harmed is a legal mystery. you know, the bank executives testified they were never defrauded or deceived. this was a biased judge who happily bought into the contorted arguments of the democrat attorney general who ran on the promise to get trump. >> guy: that's indisputable, she did on tape. and using the law law to do exactly that there is no victim.

that's where people get hung up. look, if there is someone who has been harmed, fine. as the trial played out, that wasn't the case. i was struck by a.p. story. they went back and looked at this law and the application of this law over 70 years. they never found a single other example of it being used this way. i think that speaks volumes. >> yeah. i think it is. and, you know, look, this was an attorney general who as i say campaigned on a promise to target a specific individual. and then spent a couple of years searching for an offense to pin on him. you know, when you campaign on a promise like that, when you pre-judge a case, that you don't even have access to the evidence and preordain an outcome, that is an egregious, violation of the canons of ethics that govern prosecutors. look, donald trump didn't prepare his financials.

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hold putin accountable. republican presidential candidate nikki haley joins us from south carolina right now. governor, ambassador, nikki haley good morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: we were scratching our heads last week why mike turner would allude to there is something big. we are not going to tell you what it is. but, as it turns out. he wanted to declassify this russian program to put nukes in space. now mike turner says apparently that snapped the white house out of it and they are better now. >> you know, i applaud chairman turner. not only did he need to say that the american people deserve to know that. that's the problem is tell the american people everything we know. these blinding satellites are no soft matter. this is a fact that, yes, the white house can come out and say well, nothing is going to happen to earth. guess what is going to happen in space. this is their ability to blind us from seeing any missiles come in. this is their ability to take

out our infrastructure. there is so many things the russians can do. so i applaud chairman turner. keep it loud. keep saying this because it's not just russia doing. this look at the cyber attacks that china is doing. there's a lot happening around the world, and the american people deserve to know every bit of it. >> steve: you were ambassador to the united nations during the trump administration. are you and the former president on the same page when it comes to russia? >> gov. haley: not at all. it's amazing how amazing he weak in the knees when it comes to putin. he has yet to say anything about navalny's death. putin murdered him it's what he does to his political opponents. he has yet to say anything about seizing russian assets and allowing that money to go to ukraine. why would you not want to have those assets seized? it's sitting in congress. he should be calling for that he doesn't talk about anything. all he does is go on late night rants talking about his court case us. steve, that's the problem. we have russia sitting there doing things they are now surrounding the baltics, which,

if they go and invade the baltics, those are nate countries that put america at war. we have china doing these cyber attacks. we are seeing all of these things happen and trump is doing late night rants about his court cases? he going to be in court for the rest of the year. we can't be distracted. more of that, that's why i continue to say if donald trump is the nominee, he can't win. he won't win a general election. and the focus we need to have is how do we protect americans? how do we prevent more? how do we get the border secure? how do we get our committee back on track. not his personal agree advances. >> steve: i tell you what, you make that case. at the same time, he has gone up in the ratings. 12 points from september. i know that you and he are gonna square off this saturday there in south carolina. he is way ahead. i did talk to a family friend, rebecca, who went to one of your rallies yesterday. she voted for trump twice, but it sounds like she likes the

fact that you are a woman. you are very successful governor down there and you could serve two terms. i heard you say yesterday as well, governor, that you think that the winner of 2024 will be a woman either you or kamala harris. right? >> it's just a fact. you know, we have had several hundred people at all of our rallies. south carolina is fired up. we are e sighted. we are ready to have our voices heard. more than that, yes, there will be a female president of the united states. it will either be mere e. me ora harris. look at the general election polls trump doesn't beat biden. more than that, all he does is bring chaos. look, i voted for him twice. i was serve america in his administration. but this is a fact we can't have two 80-year-old candidates being our only choices. 70% of americans have said they don't want a trump-biden rematch. 59% of americans have said trump's too old and biden is too old to be president. let's put in someone that can

spend 8 years disciplined, no drama, no vendettas, no chaos. and let's get some real things done for our children, our grandchildren and future generations. that should be our focus. >> steve: right. our focus is we are going to bring the program down to south carolina on friday before the big primary on saturday and, of course, we have got coverage on the channel starting at 7:00 saturday night. the thing about the south carolina primary and you know this better than anybody, is because there is no formal party registration, you can vote in, you know, if you are a republican, a democrat, an independent, you can vote in this particular primary. but you cannot have voted in the democrat primary last week, right? >> yes. this is an open primary. 11 of the 1 super tuesday states are open primaries. basically it means anybody can vote in a primary as long as you didn't vote in the democrat primary on february 3rd in south carolina. you know, what i tell everybody is we all know a lot of general election voters. in a general election, you are

given a choice in a primary you make your choice. this is the opportunity we have to make our choice for a new generational conservative leader and to get our country back on track. >> steve: all right, prediction? >> i think it's going to be close. i think it's going to be competitive and we can't wait to go to michigan the kay after. >> steve: very good, governor, ambassador, nikki, thank you very much. we will see you on friday. >> go to nikki haley.com and join us. >> steve: okay. thank you very much. meanwhile straight ahead on this monday, a bizarre developing story an american woman vanished in spain after a man spray paints over security cameras in her complex. that's what one of her friends is saying this morning. you'll hear more about that coming up. plus, harr harrowing video show police sergeant save a baby in accident. that sergeant and family join us live, next. >> is the baby okay? >> no. right there. no! [screams] >> police, send e.m.s.

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say a man with a helmet spray painted over in her apartment complex. been missing since december after sending two friends text messages right before she vanished. todd piro with the details. >> revealing that anna marie disappeared shortly after that man in a helmet sabotaged the security cameras at the madrid apartment complex she was staying at. anna had traveled from florida to spain back in december for a trip meant to get over a nasty divorce from her husband. things seemed to be going well on that trip until about two weeks ago when friends received some strange text messages from anna's phone before she went silent. one of those messages was in english. the other in spanish. both saying that she was running off for a few days with a man she had just met. sanna space ram mow joined me earlier saying this is completely unlike her everything

was strange about that message for her to meet a random person in the street madrid going off to some house, it's no. >> police in madrid and fort lauderdale where she lived here in the states have launched investigations into her disappearance. both departments remaining tight-lipped they are not sharing any details on this case. the american embassy in madrid also not sharing any information. anna's family will meet with authorities in spain today as the search for her carries on but this is pretty bizarre. back over to you. >> carley: all right, todd. thank you so much. harrowing body footage showing the moment a florida deputy saved a 6-month-old baby girl trapped in her car seat after a motorcyclist crashed into her mom's car at 100 miles per hour. watch this. >> is your baby okay? >> no! no! right there! no! [scream. >> police unit, send e.m.s. >> my baby. is she dead? is she dead?

[screams] >> baby lola is alive and remains in critical condition. that her row officer charlotte county florida deputy sergeant dave musgrove joins us now along with lola's mom kayleigh folly and her mother lisa. kayleigh, i can't imagine what it is like to hear that footage and relive that moment once again. we just said that your daughter is still in the hospital in critical condition. can you give us an update on her and her recovery? >> she is actually doing really good right now. she can open her eyes and move her legs and she is recognizing us. so, that's a blessing. >> carley: that is a blessing. and let's just all, everybody watching right now say a prayer for lola. we see her on the screen right now. she's beautiful. >> thank you. >> carley: we're praying for her quick and complete recovery. sergeant musgrove, you say you never worked the night shift and

you are never in the area where this crash took place. but all of the sudden you saw a motorcyclist going about 115 miles per hour. and then what happened? >> i was just patrolling the area. the vehicle passed me at high rate of speed and then i saw a bright flash up ahead of me and a cloud of smoke. and as i rolled up closer i saw the motorcycle on the ground. my initial reaction was to try to find the motorcyclist but then i heard kailey screaming a and her honking her horn and i ran over to immediately help her. and come to find out there were two kids in the car. and the deceased motorcyclist. >> so the motorcyclist died. and you were first dealing with cailee's older daughter, 3 years old and then kayleigh, you said i have another daughter, and we heard the emotion in your voice, extremely understandable. sergeant musgrove, what happened next? i mean, you pulled the baby out of the car and then what?

>> once i had the one baby, i had to find something to do with her. i had to-to-reach out to bystanders and thank god interest was a mother present that pulled over. a male by the name of hunter helped me tremendously. >> if it weren't for him and the mother, you know, we would have been a lot more time taken to get to lola who needed us immediately. >> carley: lisa, what would you like to say about this? this is about the most horrifying thing a mother, a grandmother can go through. how are you feeling right now? >> well, i can say this is the worst thing i have ever been through in my life. having your daughter call you on the phone, someone a bystander gave her the phone. she called me and she is screaming mom, she is dead. she is dead. local la is dead. lola is dead. i'm like where are you? my husband and i went immediately to the scene. and of course, i got my other granddaughter, tried, you know, to calm her and help her.

i'm so grateful. dave's our hero. he always will be. i know he doesn't like to be called that but there is nothing else to call him. yes, he was doing his job. what he did by doing his job, was life-changing for my entire family because we would not have baby lola had it not been for him and his quick action. so, there's no debt of gratitude to either side of the family that we could pay to him. we are seeing lola make good progress. i mean, she still is on a ventilator. but like cailee said she is opening her eyes and, you know, looking at us and moving her legs. >> carley: thank god. >> doing a lot of normal things for a 6-month-old. >> carley: it's a blessing. >> we know it's a long road. but because we won't know with her traumatic brain injury the full offense for a long time to come. but as long as we have baby lola, that's -- we'll deal with

the rest. we have a wonderful supporting family. the entire community of edge good wood. we would like to thank everyone. all the prayers and support. >> carley: find the link where to donate at friends@foxnews.com. sergeant musgrove thank you for joining us. you are a hero you saved baby lola's life cailee and lisa you are a great mother and grandmother. we are lifting lola up in our prayers. god bless you all. thank you for joining us. it could have been so much worse. >> thank you. >> carley: more fallout from the trump business verdict nikki haley told us minutes ago the former president will be distracted with his court cases. a live report coming up next. cosentyx works on both for me. people with psoriasis on the scalp have a 4 times higher risk for psoriatic arthritis. serious allergic reactions, severe skin reactions that look like eczema, and an increased risk of infections,

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