jillian: set your dvr, 4:00 a.m. eastern every morning so you never miss a minute of "fox & friends first." with that in mind, anything else to say. todd: that brady video, if you haven't watched it, take a look. live like brady at least once. jillian: "fox & friends" starts right now. >> house managers spent much of yesterday laying out a detailed time line of the attack on the capitol. >> they don't have any evidence. >> another swing and a miss for them, the second failed impeachment. >> the biden administration holding a tent city in texas to handle the influx of illegal immigrants. >> we need time to put in place pros of he'sing at the border. >> there were quite a few people the that voiced fears that national an them does not fully represent them. >> we've forgotten about the country we are in america. >> more than a dozen republican states attorneys general are blasting president biden's job killing executive order. >> your decision will result in

devastating damage to many of our states and local communities. >> it was a party on the water as the buccaneers celebrate their super bowl win with a boat parade in tampa. ♪ >> finally, finally, a song i can dance to open up. we didn't build in for the run down. >> we have time. we have three hours. >> he's busting a move. >> i can't do it now. it's amazing, tom brady can even complete passes on the water to gronk in a boat parade, reminiscent of the trump boat parades, so that was a good audible they called. >> they finally had something somewhat normal after winning a

championship. >> after that video went viral, i think it was the nfl or espn put out the thing where the guy was trying to guide tom brady where he looked like he had a lot of celebrating and tom brady then tweeted back, you know, right after he did this, and -- speaking of music being real. it would have been real bad had he not been able to connect with gronk. >> why was he throwing it into traffic like that. >> here's the thing. after that went out and you saw tom brady weaving, he put out -- it's just the avocado tequila talking. ainsley: when i saw you that video of him, it appeared to be tom brady being overserved, i thought about our conversation with his diet. he drinks alcohol? is that allowed on his diet? >> he said he can do once in a while, he said once in a while he has a pizza. he always eats avocados,

strawberries and tomatoes, so he can give himself a day to have them. when you purify your system, when you drink a little bit, it's like drinking a lot. whatever you do, don't ever give up drinking entirely. have a foundation. >> you're gibbing him the ben -- giving him the benefit of the doubt. you think he just had a little. he could have had a lot. >> we don't know. ainsley: we should try is diet for a week. >> let's see if we win the super bowl. >> it works for him. ainsley: it is 6:03 on the oft eastcoast. griff jenkins is live in washington with the latest on what's happening with the impeachment trial. >> reporter: good morning. it continues. yesterday frightening moments takes house managers presented never before seen footage of the chaos at the capitol and the video, take a look, we see rioters smashing windows and opening doors as they enter the building. we see former vice president mike pence and his family fleeing the senate chamber, being evacuated down a flight of chairs and we see a startled

mitt romney being saved by a hero officer, eugene goodman who turns him around and away from the mob, as prosecutors made the case that former president trump was responsible for inciteing the attack. >> trump became the inciter in chief. >> trump ran out of nonviolent option ofs. >> trump's conduct leading up to january 6 was deliberate and premeditated. >> reporter: at the end of the day, fireworks flew in the chamber between raskin and senator mike lee, forcing the impeachment managers to withdraw evidence that may characterize lee's account of a phone call between trump and senator tom of my tuberville. >> we're happy to withdraw it. it's not critical in any way the to our case. >> reporter: fox news got an exclusive preview from lead defense attorney bruce castor of their rebuttal, telling fox news, quote, we will argue you

the entire proceeding is unconstitutional and setting a bad precedent for the nation. we will argue that every person in the united states is entitled to due process of law, even if it is the president of the united states. now, the trial resumes at noon. house managers have about eight hours left of their allotted 16. they don't have to use it all. we'll see what happens. tomorrow, trump's legal team starts their 16 hours of he defense. brian, ainsley, steve. >> thanks so much. so there's so much there. a lot of video. again, day one was full of video, almost like the cold open to a rachel maddow show. no doubt about it, pence, pelosi and romney were in danger, no doubt about it it was really bad. it was a pleasure to hear cops, police officers being praised for a change from democrats. we haven't heard it for two years. they should be praised every day and especially the way they acted here. they never should have the january 6 rally. does anyone disagree with that?

if president trump wanted to show his popularity, win georgia, at least one of the seats. it got out of control. i don't think he incontinueded . did he intend for them to breach the building and threaten to kill his vice president, the most loyal person he had. mitt romney, he had disagreements from his party. they were looking for the high profile lawmakers, no doubt about it. it became redundant. it was like the same thing, the same person showing more emotion, something personal about them. that's when they're beginning to lose the public as we get set for day three. they'll finish up with more testimony and then we've got more of this and we'll see what the trump team has. >> they didn't lose the senate. i was talking to somebody who was on the floor yesterday. there were tears in the eyes of a lot of u.s. senators, including republicans who were so moved. we had never realized how close some of our top lawmakers were

to this thing really going south. doesn't make a conviction more likely. that's unknown. we'll know by the end of the week. it's clear, ainsley, that had things happened a second or two earlier or a few feet further apart, -- closer, it could have been really, really bad. ainsley: no doubt. the whole thing is emotional. it's hard to watch the videos and most everyone would condemn what happened there, they should if they don't. devin nunes says that's not the issue. they just have to have the evidence that trump is the reason that this happened. listen. >> they just don't have any evidence. they haven't had any evidence for five years. they corrupted our intelligence agencies. we just did an impeachment a year ago. and look, the same thing holds true today. we should know exactly how many people entered that capitol. we should have an idea of who was actually breaking the

windows. we should interview all those people and say did you talk to donald trump. what's really happening here is that you've got the radical left that's in total control of the government now. they don't want donald trump to win. they fear his rallies, they fear that 74 and-a-half million people voted for donald trump. that's what's really going on here. ainsley: what's interesting is the lead impeachment manager for the democrats, congressman jamie raskin, he said that the president told everyone to fight like hell and they brought hell on us that day. he served as the inciter in chief. well, then after that some of his former tweets were unearthed. and jamie raskin was using the same language after ruth bader ginsburg's death, he tweeted out we must fight like hell to stop his attack on healthcare and the constitution. it will be interesting to see if the trump team, if his legal team brings this up. >> i think we have to as a

country stop protesting every election result. what was it like working for george bush here, from 2,000 to 2004. what was it like working for donald trump, where every day people said you're illegitimate, the russians put you there. what is it like as joe biden seems to win the election and the trump people don't accept it. we have to stop doing this. we have to get more faith in our election system. it has to happen in every state. do what florida, ohio, north carolina did, they tightened things up. let's talk about something else that needs to be tightened up. our southern border. the numbers reflect what we're seeing with the border patrol, what they've been saying. look at the apprehension and expulsions. year to year, already at our southern border in the middle of a pandemic, in a time where they're saying you might not be able to get on a flight, we're letting everyone come into our country and stay at least for a

while, enough to contaminate. >> ainsley: more than double. >> the border patrol is not equipped to handle it. january in 2020, there were 29,205 apprehensions and ex expulsions. the number now, 75,000. they are setting up tent cities, tent cities separating kids coming across unsupervised so kids are going to be kept in what they call soft body facilities. they're called tents. they're going to be in a parking lot. it's going to be brutal. it's because the wrong message has been sent from this administration to the triangle countries in central and south america. >> it's interesting, when you mention the kids. that number is absolutely skyrocketing because there are 300 kids apprehended at our southern border each and every day and that is higher than

we've seen for a very long time. by law, we are required to provide care for unaccompanied children who are under 18 who have no u.s. status. so why so many? when you see those big numbers, it's up 157% year after -- year over year. they are apprehending 4500 people at our southern border every day. okay. so we're just three weeks and one day into this administration and jen psaki, press secretary says, you know what. we're new to the job but our message to the people in south america and central america, don't come now. >> due to the pandemic and the fact that we have not had the time as an administration to put in place humane, comprehensive process for processing individuals who of are coming to the border, now is not the time to come and the vast majority of people will be turned away.

this is obviously an emotional issue for many of us who worked on in the past or the president himself, but we need time to put in place a comprehensive process and system that will allow for processing at the border of asylum seekers but also providing a pathway to citizenship for immigrants who are in the united states. >> she was very clear. now is not the time to come. so that would suggest in the future, ainsley, the administration will say oh, okay, time to come, border open of. ainsley: her message is not being heard when you look at the numbers, the past ten days border patrol apprehended 3,000 daily. on sunday, the agency said 1,000 migrants got away, they were able to detect them but they weren't able to object of contain them. nikki haley talked about this in a tweet. she said biden reinstituted obama's catch and release policy. illegal immigration has hit crisis levels, overwhelming border patrol facilities and

maxing out community resources like covid tests. we should be taking care of americans first. when biden took office, not only did he revoke when trump ended catch and release, he ended the building of the wall, ended the travel bans and tried to impose that 100 day pause on deportations but texas judge overturned that. >> you still have all your celebrity friends. say, listen, i would love to open up the border but we're in a pandemic. you understand. i'm thinking about banning nights flights to florida. i'm not sure jen psaki's press conferences, i'm not sure they got the message. let's talk about playing the national anthem. we've been doing it since 1918. i thought we would stick with it. for home games for the dallas mavericks in texas, mark cuban, the owner of the dallas mavericks decided not to play

it. then he went radio silent. there's not many people in the stands. they'll have about 1,000 to 2,000 soon. they didn't get much backlash immediately. what happened yesterday? the nba came out and this is heartening, the nba chief of communications, mike bass, says this. with the nba teams now in the process of welcoming back fans to arenas, all teams will play the national anthem in keeping with the long-standing league policy. with that, mark cuban spoke. >> listening to the community there, were quite a few people that voiced their concerns or really their fears that the national anthem did not fully represent them, that their voices were not being heard and so we had a lot of conversations about whether or not we should play the anthem. we didn't cancel the national anthem. the bottom line is, we had always discussed the fact that we probably would end up playing it at some point, probably when fans came back. >> probably when it hit the fan which was yesterday. last night, they actually did

play the anthem which a lot of people will be happy to know. it's interesting. yesterday when this story was breaking, he was exchanging an e-mail with a radio host in dallas by the name of mark davis, a contributor to the dallas morning news. he said i wanted to see if anybody noticed. before then, nobody said a word. then he said something that's really important. during our games, most people don't even show up for the anthem. when they're at the game, on the concourses, they don't stop, some people don't even stand. i would rather not play it if people won't respect it and would rather not play it if it is going to be used as a weapon when people disagree with what it represents. that's such a good point. how many time has the national anthem been playing and you continue your conversation with somebody or you continue to order your beer at the concourse, stuff like that. >> sometimes you're in a line. i don't know many people that keep talking through it. >> i've been at the concourse

at yankee stadium where the same volume level. >> if you're in the stands -- >> are the spectators actually showing it respect? that ultimately is what people would like to see. >> get stuck in a line buying a he soda, that's one thing. if you're in the stands you almost never see people -- >> we grew up going to every football game at the university of south carolina, we were always proud to stand. herschel walker said how did we get to this place, former nfl player, how did we get to this place in our country? he said we have become so spoiled. listen to this. >> i think what has happened right now, we've gotten spoiled. we've gotten spoiled that we have forgotten about the blessings that we have, being in the great country we're in, america. that we're not fighting for america and that's what we need to do right now. everyone needs to stop for a moment and think about you've got to fight for america, put america first. i'm not saying put any other country down. what i'm saying is you've got to put america first and then you

can help someone else outside of that. ainsley: and put our military first. these men and women are separated from their kids for months and end. they're fighting for the country, so we have a right to stand up, go to the church we want to go to and freedom of speech, freedom of the press because of what they do. it's about the men and women who served our country. >> it's about your our whole country. i think we can agree that we're happy to be here. we want to make the country better. can we stand and be unified on. ainsley: the united states of america. >> thank you nba for doing that and not going the other woke direction. >> show it respect. i remember we were at a white house correspondent dinner years ago. and ray charles was singing america the beautiful. there was so much noise during america the beautiful. he stopped the song and said hey, i'm singing america the beautiful. how about if you pay some respect and then people shut up. ray charles sang america the beautiful. ainsley: let's hand it over to

jillian. jillian: rioters tried breaking down the door of the portland police association. there was vandalism done to the building. no arrests were made. in seattle police released surveillance video of a deadly police shooting of a suspected killer. >> just fired a shot. [gunfire] >> my friend is dying. please send a paramedic. jillian: the man first shot two women unside a car, -- inside a car, killing one of them. to extreme weather now. ice blankets the country, impacting tens of millions of people from texas to the east coast. overnight, a plane skid off the runway before takeoff in pits pitsberg. everyone was evacuated from the back of the plane. slippery conditions caused a car to slam into vehicles in west virginia. chicago schools begin to reopen their doors.

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the keystone xl pipeline. writing we write with alarm regarding your decision, the real world costs are devastating. they say they may take legal action now. georgia's attorney general chris carr signed the letter and he joins us now. what's your biggest concern for your state and can you take legal action? >> well, i'm concerned because this was a political reward for those that supported the biden/harris administration and it's political symbolism that's going to have real world impact, in the form of higher fuel costs for families and for businesses in georgia and around the country. it's going to disrupt industries like ago a culture which is our number one industry in georgia and manufacturing and consumer products but the biggest impact it's going to have is on the jobs that were going to be created by this particular project. 10,000 construction jobs, 42,000 direct and indirect jobs as a result of this.

that's families that are going to be devastated by the decision to pull this permit. ainsley: i found out this morning that all these celebrities, dozens of celebrities including cher and jane fonda and joaquin phoenix have written a letter to the president to ask them to shut down the dakota pipeline. when you hear the stories of all a these people that are out of work, can't pay for their daughter's school, hotels are shut down, losing money on gym member ships because the workers are leaving, why would the celebrities say this? >> i don't know. this is real world impact. this is not just politics. when you start seeing families that are impacted by this, but also, ainsley, this isn't an issue where we in the united states have done a great job of becoming more energy independent. and if this pipeline gets shut down, instead of dealing with one of our great allies and trading partners in canada, we're going to be relying more on crude from russia and from

venezuela and from the middle east. so i don't understand it. because this is going to impact folks here at home, real families, real jobs. it doesn't make any sense. ainsley: prices at the pump are going to go up too even if you're not in one of the states that's affected by it or you don't work on a pipeline. before the pipeline was shut down, before it was halted, the construction was halted. it was expected to bring 11,000 employments, would have included 8,000 plus union workers, 1.6 billion is expected in gross wages. a lot of money being lost, a lot of people affected and the biden administration says investments in infrastructure will create millions of good union jobs here in america. would a better solution have been to -- if he wants to shut down the pipeline, first come up with these alternatives, and then put those people to work there? >> or just not shut down the pipeline. i mean, those are real jobs today. what they're talking about is theoretical jobs that they haven't produced, they have no plan for. so again, this was a safe,

reliable project that was going of to employ people now. again, this is political symbolism that has dramatic real world impact and it isn't right. ainsley: attorney general carr, thanks for joining us. coming up, school sports back in the game in new york and brian speaks with student athletes on their safe return. plus, jeep's super bowl ad calling for unity, it was yanked after the public learned its star bruce springsteen faces dwi charges. jack brewer is here to react to that controversy. ♪ tramps like us, baby, we were born to run.

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recall supporters during a coronavirus briefing. >> this comes as the recall effort nears the 1.5 million signatures needed, the threshold to make it work. ainsley: todd piro joins us live with the latest out there. hey, todd. >> reporter: good morning to you. a visibly irritated california governor delivering his covid briefing over chants calling for his recall. >> that we have since last october of when we began the process of changing our protocol as relates to distribution of the same. >> reporter: there was a bit of a back and forth about numbers, organizers saying they reached 1.5, others saying they reached 1.4 million votes. we're going with 1.4 million votes, 100,000 shy of qualifying for a state recall vote. the white house voicing their support for the embattled governor. press secretary jen psaki tweeting, quote, in addition to sharing a commitment to a range of issues with gavin newsom from

addressing the climate crisis, to getting the epidemic under control, potus does not support the effort to recall gavin newsom. one organizer said when they have to call out the big guns like that, that means they know they're in trouble, that he had to get them to come out in a white house tweet to say they don't support the recall is more evidence they're in trouble. the group leading the recall effort is expected to release the updated signature count tomorrow. they have until march 17 to get to 1.5 million signatures. back to you. >> all right. thanks, todd. preach appreciate it. 2 -- appreciate it. when new york governor andrew cuomo came out of nowhere and said if you want to play sports, you can play sports, even football, high risk sports, so-to-speak. new york decided to try it. region by region, they finally reopened. long island jumped into action within two weeks. how did it take place? how do the kids feel about it?

how do they feel about getting back on the field, six months after they were supposed to? we went out and found out. >> everybody was hopeful we would get the pandemic under control. they made the prudent decision to cancel sports and that was disappointing. >> what was it like when you found out when the season was canceled. >> we were really disappointed. >> i was really disappointed. >> i felt like devastated. >> you might be saying to yourself what's the big deal, it's just sports. only 2% of high school athletes get a scholarship offer anyway. it is a big deal. a study was done. players were asked how do you feel about the season being canceled. 68% said they feel anxiety, even depression. bottom line, sports matter. >> you learn about hard work, dedication. >> the way to cope with anything that's going on, how they make friends. >> it's nice to win, it's nice

to play games. outside of that, you don't see how the teams are family. >> it's about like team and coming together with your friends and actually being able to do something you work well with together. >> your teammates help you find who you are, push you to be their best. >> long island decided to play. and they could not be happier. >> i was so excited especially for lacrosse. >> oh, my gosh, i was so excited. >> i was so excited to cheer. >> we are the devils and we've got the beat. >> i was so happy. i love playing the game. >> football is march 1st. and then about six weeks later, then we'll be getting with our spring sports. we have basketball teams playing right now. >> let me get this straight. fall football in the spring, in march. >> we're going to play when we can play and we'll take whatever precaution it takes.

>> if you want to know why it's not a canceled season but a modified seasons when it comes to sports in long island, it's because of laura kern and steve in suffolks, they have different plans but the same goal. >> we're getting some normal back to the kids. >> get the kids back on the court, back on the field. >> one of the things you're doing a little different, you're allowing the districts to react. >> we have 56 different districts, some are not allowing spectators, some are. some are requesting testing, some aren't. we feel they're trustworthy enough to make the decisions for themselves. >> we have protocols in place. we have weekly testing. the kids have to socially distance. they wear a mask off the court, when they're on the bench. can't have the fans like they did before. the kids are taking in this district, across the country, a character pledge. >> what's it like for the coaches. >> we're trying to figure out the best way to handle things. >> the protocols have been consistent.

it's been easy to follow. the kids have done a great job. >> it's part of life. you get thrown a curve ball and you have to figure things of out. >> you know what's worse than wearing a mask? not having a season. >> goal for the season. >> finish the last year with my best friends and enjoy every moment of it. >> so i think it's so cool, they said in august we're going to try to get you on the field in september. they canceled fall sports. they saved football, two weeks to get ready. soccer, playing in two weeks. put your uniform on. spring, we'll start a little late but you get your season in. the whole country should be doing this. they've taken the protocols in. and look, when you ask your players to do things, whether to show up on time or wear a certain sweat suit and where your uniform a certain way, they are used to it. they expect it. it's part of the process. now you ask them to wear a mask, ask them to distance, find a way to stay together and maybe not

go with the general population for your school during the season. they welcome the opportunity. what i also found is the kids were traumatized by not seeing their teammates, saying why do i work out, i'm not going to be on a team. and knowing we could do this because some are playing on club teams and they're told they can't play on their school teams which is more disciplined, more distanced, with more locker rooms and more control. the football coach i talked to saying why can't we play? i have no answer for you. have you to talk to the governors and mayors. there's no reason why the kids can't try. if worse comes to worse, a kid tests positive, a team can't play, it's called postpone the game, maybe you don't play it. you go back in. the nets had their best player, he's got to quarantine for a week. they kept playing. so we're willing to try. give them the opportunity to try to play.

you have no right to deny them all normalcy, despite the pandemic. you have got to let these kids do it. i credit long island and new york and the governor for saying okay, if you guys want to play, give it a shot. >> brian, it was great to see your daughter. it's sad she's been disappointed by what has happened. clearly, they are following the science. i had no seen, though, basketball, all those other sports until i saw wrestling, though, obviously because they are so close, i would imagine now if you are wrestling and you rip somebody masks off that's probably two points. >> two points or they'll stop the match. what they said, about wrestling, you can only wrestle one guy. you've got to stay away. some are saying to play sports i might go and do the hybrid option, go home, because i don't want to go to school, walking the hall and bump into a student that tests positive and then not

play. so they welcome the opportunity. if nassau and suffolk can play, can we get a long island championship? if i get them there -- ainsley: oh,. >> i've got to tell you, that basketball team, right by the ham tons -- hamptons, they were en route to the state championship and they were told to turn around, the pandemic is stopping school, stopping sports. that was last year. now they have the shot. ainsley: the school boards, by doing this, it could be saving a lot of lives. these kids are depressed. they're not getting into college. and they only have four years of high school and then they're often on their own. this is their time. they'll never forget these moments. thanks for highlighting that. the nba dunks on mark cuban for nixing the national anthem before the game. jack brewer on what this message sends to freedom living

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and there's hope on the road up ahead. >> on the road up ahead. here with reaction is former nfl player and ceo of the brewer group, jack brewer. the cover of the new york post talks about born to rum. there is other reporting that says it was apparently a shot of tequila. jeep says the message that drinking and driving can never be condoned and that obviously is -- they're waiting to find out of how this all plays out. >> yeah. i'm praying for bruce. we all should be right now. he's obviously very confused. i mean, jeep as a corporation, you have to question them as well. i mean, to play an ad like that when the very man who is speaking said he was going to leave the country if president trump had won the election. that's not very patriotic in my eyes and i think bruce springsteen is quickly becoming the poster child for hypocrisy

and it's sad and i pray for him because clearly there's a lot of confusion going on in his head and in the heads of all the folks around him. ainsley: what did you think when the nba made the dallas mavericks start playing the national anthem again and they did last night when they played atlanta. >> mark cuban's another person, we've got to pray for him as well. for you to be the owner of an amazing franchise right if dallas, texas, the heart and soul of america. texas is a patriotic state, where i'm from. to disrespect your fans like that and say you're going to stop playing the nationalal alan them, it's a slap in their faces. the nba has taken a stand, they felt the pain of supporting blm movements, felt the pain of supporting anti-american

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>> house managers spent much of yesterday laying out a detailed timeline of the attack on the capitol. >> they don't have any evidence. >> another swing and a miss for them, the second failed impeachment. >> the biden administration building a tent city in texas to handle the influx of illegal immigrants. >> we feed time -- need time to put in place processing at the border. >> there were quite a few people that voiced fears that the national anthem is not fully representing them. >> we've gotten spoiled. we've forgotten about the blessings. >> more than a dozen states attorneys general are blasting p president biden's job killing executive order. >> it will result in devastating damage to many states and local communities. >> it was a party on the water

as the buccaneers celebrate their super bowl win with a boat parade in tampa. ♪ >> hello, america. it's 7:01 here in new york city. it is 27 degrees. we have a snow shower on this thursday, february 11th, 2021. welcome aboard for hour two of "fox & friends." "fox & friends." ainsley: we have nothing for the kids to play with. >> there's plenty already. >> if you're looking to hydroplain, this is the perfect weather. griff jenkins is live in washington with the latest on the impeachment trial, what we can expect today. griff. >> reporter: good morning, brian, ainsley and steve. we're going to probably see more of what we saw this first day of

opening statements yesterday when house managers hammered home one clear message, that former president trump is solely responsible for inciting the violent attack at the capitol. watch. >> trump became the inciter in chief. >> trump ran out of nonviolent options. >> trump's conduct leading up to january 6th was deliberate and premeditated. >> reporter: footage of the chaos at the capitol, you see rioters smashing windows and opening doors. you see mike pence and his family fleeing the senate chamber. we see a startled senator mitt romney being saved by hero officer eugene goodman who turns him around as the mob approaches. at the end of the presentation, fireworks flew the chamber between jamie raskin and senator mike lee forcing the managers to

withdraw evidence that lee said mischaracterized his account of a phone call between trump and senator tubberville. >> strike them because they were false. >> we're happy to withdraw it. it's not critical in any way to our of case. >> reporter: meanwhile, defense counsel, david schoen reacted to the opening arguments accusing democrats of wanting to simply attack trump. >> seems like they want a lot of screen time for themselves. they're hoping to drum up emotion and get their last shots in at president trump. >> reporter: the trial resumes at noon. tomorrow, trump's legal team starts their 16 hours of defense. >> thank you very much. you can see all the coverage starting today a little before noon on the fox news channel. meanwhile, we told you that just three weeks and one day ago, joe biden on his first day in office, one of his first things was he signed an executive order that pulled the plug on the permit for the keystone xl

pipeline. >> that was so easy, where suddenly 11,000 union jobs, poof, just gone like that. that was so easy, now hollywood wants another pipeline shut down. because dozens of celebrities and activists have written a letter to the president to shut down the $4 billion, 1100-mile dakota access pipeline. and what that does, it moves crude oil from north da co-the north dakota toillinois, 570,00. currently. and the there you can see some of the celebrities. currently, back in 2020, in the middle of the summer, a judge ordered the pipeline shut down to do an environmental impact study and the army corps of engineers is going to rule on whether or not it's feasible. nonetheless, ainsley and brian, those pick celebrities and activeists are taking the fact that they already won one with the keystone, they want one more. ainsley: some of the celebrities, jane fonda, joaquin

phoenix, scher. they write, thank you for your early focus on climate change, tribal sovereignty and sable justice and equity including your decision to stop the keystone xl pipeline as your administration takes action to address the climate crisis and strengthen relationships with indigenous communities. we respectfully urge you to reverse another harmful trump administration decision and immediately shut down the dakota access pipeline. >> remember, there were protests, there were protests when it was being built before president trump took office and after. after a while they finished it and things seem to have worked out. chris carr, the georgia attorney general, one of the ag's urging biden to reverse the keystone decision. he weighed in on this. he is hoping biden won't be this

woke. >> this was a political reward for those that supported the biden/harris administration and it's political symbolism that is going to have real world impact in the form of higher fuel costs for families and for businesses in georgia and around the country. it's going to disrupt industries like agriculture which is our number one industry in georgia and manufacturing and consumer products but the biggest impact it's going to have is on the jobs that were going to be created by this particular project. 10,000 construction jobs, 42,000 indirect jobs as a result of this. that's families that are going to be devastated by the decision to pull this permit. >> again, the celebrities put themselves in the line of fire with everyday working people. they come out and they can afford if gas prices go up or if oil to their house can go up. it doesn't really matter to them. they don't feel it. their private jet does not run in many cases when you look at

scarlet johansson and ryan reynolds, robert downy jure rob, chris evans, they don't have any problems making ends meet. not only are you looking to take jobs away, but you're looking to up the price of everyday usage of fossil fuels. which we are still using right now. i just don't understand. don't they have a manager to say we need those people in hard hats and jean shirts to buy tickets or to down load your next movie. can you keep your mouth shut for a second on the -- i know you love earth. we all do. but this is not the fight. ainsley: what you just said, brian, these people in middle america are watching their movies, paying for these celebrities to be able to live in their big houses and put gas in their cars. they don't worry if gas is up to $8 a gallon. >> $3.25 is even a lot. >> we met a lot of them yesterday when carley shimkus went to arkansas and talked to

some of those people who were deeply impacted and i know the administration said don't worry, for those 11,000 union jobs, there will be new green energy high paying union jobs for those people to have. but the question is, will those be in the same town those people are in where that would be helpful or will they be in china where they actually build most of the solar panels. so it's kind of a mess. nonetheless, that is something that's going on. another letter to the president, saying please stop the dakota access. meanwhile, in minneapolis yesterday, a lawsuit was filed, the owners of a south minneapolis diner by the name of the town talk diner and gastro pub filed a lawsuit in the wake of what happened in may during the george floyd unrest. there was rioting and destruction as well. on the night of may 27th their

place as you can see right there was looted and damaged and they are furious. in part, their lawsuit says, talking about the mayor and other ofs, executive leadership at the local level failed to distinguish between demonstrators and rioters. mayor fry ultimately failed to provide the guidance minnesotans expect from their offices. so they are suing for 4.5 million in actual damages and very smartly they are asking, ainsley, for a jury trial. ainsley: they said the rioting started after the death of george floyd. that was may 25th. they're saying in the lawsuit that federal troops were not called in until may 29th, five days later. in the meantime, all the businesses lost money, were burned. they lost everything. they were on our show on june 1st. here's casey white and charles stocks, the owners of the diner. >> we were just barely a block from the third precinct where

all the protesting and rioting started. so we had watched the liquor store across the street from there go up in flames and their historic sign go up in flames from tv. so we kind of knew it was coming. going down there a few hours later once they were able to secure the space and actually see the historic sign in the rubble, it's really emotional. >> the disconnect between a peaceful, meaningful protest that keeps george floyd's name in everybody's mind and the reason that we're all talking about this to destruction of a community, that will be the disconnect that will have -- for days. >> so emotional and they're taking action. notice how quickly and as horrific as it is, the rebuilt the capitol in two seconds, they fixed the windows and the doors. the minneapolis of the world,

portland, seattle, it takes forever because it's individuals, sometimes they have to write checks to destroy the business that got destroyed by looters to rebuild, depending on insurance. here's the response from the city. the mayor fry took quick action, the city attorney's office stands ready to vigorously defend the lawsuit. did you bring up the fact that you were told -- you told the minneapolis police officers to leave the precinct and when people talk about the heroism and how horrible it was in the capitol and we saw the video, it was horrific. there was also horrible video inside the minneapolis precinct, having looters and attackers on the outside, attacking the cops. when you were in the portland police station, as they were looting and tried to break it down, i'm sure there's horrible video there too as in kenosha and everything else. there's riots all around, all

which are unacceptable for the business owners that have been holding the bag. jillian: today a suspect in a deadly shooting at a minnesota health clinic is set to appear in court. he is facing multiple charges including murder after he allegedly opened fire inside the clinic killing a mother of two who worked as a medical assistance. four others remain hospitalized. police believe he targeted the facility because they stopped giving him prescription pills. records show he made violent threats against the clinic in 2018. to extreme weather, snow and ice blanket the country impacting tens of millions of people from texas to the east coast. overnight a plane skid off the runway before takeoff in pittsburgh. everyone was evacuated from the back of the plane after several hours. meanwhile, slippery conditions caused a vehicle to slam into parked cars in west virginia. more than a doesen nonprofits -- dozen nonprofits in philadelphia

are urging teachers to return to the classroom, after educators rallied across the city saying in-person learning is too unsafe. the union is accusing the district of not doing enough to implement proper safety measures. the nonprofits say children are being left at home unsupervised. well, it was a party on the water at the buccaneers celebrate their super bowl win with a boat parade in tampa. quarterback tom brady tossing the lombardi trophy over the water to a teammate. you can hear her daughter yell dad, no, before the toss. they this is brady's seventh super bowl win. >> you can't wear shorts when you celebrate in new england. >> they gave it back though, right? the trophy. >> the teammate -- >> oh, that was a teammate. i thought it was a fan. >> it was gronk who dented the

last one when they were with the patriots. >> thanks, jillian. meanwhile, if everyone is -- if you notice, the nation is really happy today. it's because it's true, the fox nation app now has four more episodes of what made america great. you want to know an example of what you can get in this new season, a reason to download the app, here's a visit to the keys. i was forced to go there because harry truman went there. it was his camp david at the time. how it happened and what it's like. take a look. >> this is reminiscent of -- >> he would be sitting on the lawn, kind of all gathered together. .maybe having a light lunch, a little gathering. but he would sit outside, have meetings as well. it was a naval base. it wasn't just citizenses justst walking by. >> i think i've seen group shots of them on that very lawn -- >> on the lawn of the little

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the anchor that weighs them down. >> we're facing a student debt crisis, he needs to go further. >> as some democrats are pressuring president biden to erase $50,000 in student loan debt for each person, one group of activists taking it a step further with a strike refusing to pay in their push for full cancellation. what about those who already paid their dues, paid off their loans? our next guest is working towards his third masters degree after paying off hundreds of thousands of dollars for his education, assistant professor matthew burr joins us now. matthew, good morning to you. >> good morning. thank you for having me. steve: this group, the debt collective had a strike with about 100 student loan borrowers, they say they will escalate action unless the president cancels all student debt in the first 100 days. he hasn't really talked about doing anything that extreme.

but tell us about your student loan debt history. >> yes. so in 2011 i graduated with a master's degree from the university of illinois. my undergraduate and graduate debt totaled just about $74,000 and i had that paid off in 23 months. i took a job in a very low cost living area and just for the next two years hammered out that debt and then went back to school in 2016, finished an mba at syracuse university in december of 2017 and had $117,000 in debt and was blessed enough to pay that off in 34 months. and then i'm working on a third master's degree and have half of that paid off. in the three years, december 2017 to december 2020, i had successfully paid off 132, $133,000 in student loan debt. steve: obviously, you were driven and you were motivated

and you were very efficient at it and in fact you've written a book on just that topic. but what do you make of these student debt holders who are saying you know what, we can't afford it, we need government help, help us pay this off, joe. >> yeah, it's totally ridiculous. i mean, again, i have proven that it can be done and i know everyone's not in my situation. i know people with 200, $225,000 in student loan debt and i absolutely sympathize with people. you have to get out there and work hard many at a times i was working two or three jobs, i still work two or three jobs right now, building two businesses and teaching full-time, adjunct teaching at another college. it can be done. people have to move forward and work and not expect the government to come in with free money. .steve: to that point, matthew, you say if they do something about student loan debt, why stop there. why not have the government pay off credit cards, why not have the government pay off your

mortgage, you say. >> oh, yeah, absolutely. why not forgive all the rent, why not cut all the credit card debt. it's a slippery slope we're going down. to me, i look at education as a weapon and investment. what you choose to do with that is entirely up to you. everyone has the opportunity to go out and do what i've done the last decade. it's just you've got to work hard and put in the effort, not expect entitlements at the end of the day. steve: now, matthew burr, give us the name of your book, there a lot of people with student loan debt and they would like to get your tips on how to pay it off. what is it. >> it's on amazon.com, slaying the student loan dragon, tips and tricks on how to take care of your student loan. steve: thank you for joining us today. 7:42 in the east. the coming up, house impeachment managers continue to make their

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ainsley. ainsley: the owner, mark cuban, addressing the backlash after he said the team paused the long-held tradition. >> listening to the community, there were quite a few people that voiced their concerns or really their fears that the national anthem did not fully represent them, that their voices were not being heard. and so we've had a lot of conversations about whether or not we should play the anthem. we didn't cancel the national anthem. the bottom line is, we had always discussed the fact that we probably would end up playing it at some point of, probably when fans came back. >> here to he react, "fox & friends" weekend co-host and life long mavericks fan, will cain. when you first read about this story before mark cuban reacted, where did you think this was going? >> you know, i don't know that i knew where it was going, brian. but i was just disappointed. i was disappointed. for two reasons.

first, i'm going to tell you something. i'm not coming at this from a position of hate. i like basketball. i love sports. you all know that. i think sports represents so much hope in what's the best in all of us, brings us together, across racial divides, economic divides. it brings us together and you root for the teams -- for the teams because of geographic location. i'm not a mark cuban hater. i don't agree with him on a lot of things. i think he's a good person, charitable person who is making the world a better place but he got this wrong. i was disappointed. the team that i love, that i suffered through the '90s with, that i celebrated the dirk years with, that i'm super excited about the era, this team that i love, that the team disappointed, mark disappointed me. don't make me choose between mark and america. it's not a hard choice.

>> here's a statement from the nba. they said all teams will play the national anthem in keeping with the long-standing league policy. it's interesting because they did not play it for i think the first dozen games but nobody was in the stands, will. because they had not admitted anybody in. they started that on monday. then it's like where was that. mark cuban said yesterday, i wanted to see if anybody noticed. no one said a word until of course this hit the fan. >> the athletic. >> i don't buy that. i've seen that excuse the last couple of days. if it's such a big deal, why didn't you notice it for the first 13 games. it's because nobody was in the stands to notice it. the first time people were allowed back it was obvious, the athletic noted it and reported it. here's what i think so many are mistaken. first of all, the national anthem before a sporting event, it's not necessary but it's part of our tradition. at this point we've been doing it since the world war. it's part of our common culture

many we have to ask ourselves, what is our common culture anymore, what is something we can unify around. if the answer to that isn't the united states of america and its symbols, then i think we're in a bad place. mark adopted the idea that the united states of america is irredeemably flawed, inherently racist and its symbols therefore are politically divisive. i think many disagree. we see the flag, the anthem, the united states of america for its best, not its worst. we know that this is the greatest accomplishment societally and human civilly civilization, the united states of america while flawed is the least racist country to inhabit the planet. when we see the flag and anthem we're proud it represents the best of what we can achieve, not perfection, but the best. that should bring us together. that's a unifying factor, not a dividing factor. i wish that mark and many nba players who i like, i root for,

i had interactions with saw that same unifying factor. i truly do believe if we could talk and understand american history, in its totality, we could understand that this is a great nation and unify around it. ainsley: do you think he changed his mine because the nba made him or because of the negative backlash. >> i think he changed it probably because the nba made him. and the nba realizes something that everyone watches realizes, nba ratings have borne out you shouldn't make customers choose between your product and their nation. it's not a good business model. people love this country. its symbols, its anthem, its constitution, its flag, people love this country and you don't want to put your business on the other side of really one of the two or three deepest things people have in this life, their god, their family and their country. not a good business proposition and the nba stepped in and because they realized that. >> it was the first time people stepped back. you watch the social justice things with the nfl, when they

were in the bubble in orlando. i thought here we go again, now we're not going to stand for the national anthem. i'm glad to see the nba stopped the bleeding and stopped the leaking. i can't wait for them to take on china because they round up millions of muslims and put them in torture camps. yet, we have not seen them do anything about steam-rolling hong kong. one tweet and china stopped airing games. so i would love to see the nba take that social justice stand. >> one last point on this, brian. i like mark. i really do. i'm not, again, coming at this from a place of trying to take a cheap shot. i can't help but notice that mark and many of the nba owners have taken as you point out a stronger stand against what their vision of america is than their business partners in china. it's just pretty obvious where they're making their strongest stand. that's a pretty big turnoff. >> all right, joining us from dallas, will, thank you very much. >> you came here to stop talking sports and we're talking

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pandemic affecting working women nationwide. nearly 1 million moms have reportedly left the workforce as the women's labor force participation rate hits a 33-year low. let's bring in our panel to discuss this. we have three moms on our panel, we have anna hamilton, a mom of two in georgia. we have cindy lee, a mother of four from california. and jennifer -- >> good morning. ainsley: and a mother of four from tennessee. thanks for being with us. so i just admire all of you. i have one child and it's hard to balance. i can't believe you have four, four and two. that's wonderful. you're doing all this at home. it's changed your life. i'll start with you, anna. how disit affect you? >> so thanks for having me, everyone. and the mom with the fewest numbers of kids, it's really tough. i don't know how y'all do it with four kids. i was working full-time from

home and i had to basically transition out of my i don't jo. i now contracted just a couple hours a week at that job. and my kids have been virtual since march 2020 so i'm pretty much the school supervisor at home as well as doing all these other things. i have been working since graduating college, so i was not able to stay out of the workforce for long. i was nervous about going back in. i just started recently with a local company that is very flexible and so i'm trying to fit in hours after the kids go to bed and all that. so it's been a challenge, definitely. ainsley: cindy, how about you? you live in california, four children. >> yes, i do. thank you for having me on the show, ainsley. i'm a full-time single working mom of four school age boys. my boys are all over, i have one

in elementary school, one in high school and one in junior high. and it's definitely been a struggle try to juggle professional career, running a household, manage distance learning and finding child care for them and with the three of them, they did return to school, a hybrid model. it was too difficult for me so i ended up putting my two younger children in a charter school and biden's school reopening plan to return kids to school one day a week does not address our children's needs or doesn't work for the working parent. private schools and child care facilities are able to be open five days a week, i don't understand why public schools can't open or return five days a week. it seems like the school choice bill needs to answer where statefunding follows the child,r parents that can't afford private school, tutor or home school, at least they'll have a

school voucher to get a quality education. why should public schools receive taxpayer money for education that kids aren't receiving anymore. ainsley: jennifer used to live in california. you moved to tennessee. and you have four children but you don't have any family around to help you. >> no. absolutely not. we moved here and the pandemic hit and it was really -- it hit us like a ton of bricks. we had to make some really tough decisions. unfortunately, we were in a state that was completely unprepared so march of 2020 our children did not go virtual. they just stopped school all together. ainsley: when did they go virtual? >> they didn't go virtual until the fall of 2020 and even then, they were completely unprepared. they sent computer home the day before school started. team teachers were frustrated, children were frustrated. they ended up releasing some

numbers. we went from having a number of failing students less than 20% to more than 50% of the students were failing and most of it was because you have to constantly hold your hand and walk your children through what they're doing. these kids are young. they don't know how to use microsoft teams or how to even open a new tab on a brand-new chromebook that they got the day before school. ainsley: right. a lot of us don't know how to do that either so we can't help them. >> absolutely. it was absolutely difficult. we had to make some tough choices. for our family, there was no way we would be able to do it unless somebody was able to stay home. ainsley: well, our thoughts and prayers are with you all. we do stories on kids getting back to school, trying to be advocates for the kids. we don't talk a lot about the moms and we all, if you're a working mom, if you're a single mom, it's really challenging and difficult and we love our kids so much. we want to give them a better life than we had. so congratulations for doing

this. and for raising such wonderful kids. they will help change and influence our world in a mighty way because you're great moms and you're doing what you can. god bless you. hope you're getting some sleep. >> thank you for doing this show. ainsley: okay of. god bless you. janice, let's hand it of over to you. you're a working mom. >> i hear them loud and clear. i know exactly what they're talking about. that chromebook, what on earth. let's take a look at the weather because you know what, we have some problems with power outages. it's going to add to the problems for the moms across the south as we have this frontal boundary that's bringing ice, icy conditions from texas all the way towards the mid atlantic, ice storm warnings in effect from arkansas, through kentucky. this is going to be ongoing, not only today but through the weekend because this is a frontal boundary that's not budging and all of the moisture coming in from the gulf of mexico and the atlantic, freezing rain warnings, ice storm warnings in effect which means measurable ice on the roads and the power lines and

the trees and that's going to cause tremendous damage. also want to mention, winter weather advisory as far south aztecs as. this is going to be a huge deal, not only today but into the weekend with more winter weather including dallas, texas. steve, ainsley, brian, they could get 3 to 6 inches of snow and blizzard conditions in dallas this weekend. so this is a big deal for much of the country as well as the cold temperatures. back to you. ainsley: dallas back in the news. we've been talking about mark cuban this morning. thank you so much, janice. the biden administration building a tent city at the border to deal with the massive influx of my grants and former -- migrants and former senior advisor to president trump steven miller will be with us on his stance of reversing america first policy. r so long. i felt gross. people were afraid i was contagious. i was covered from head to toe. i was afraid to show my skin. after i started cosentyx i wasn't covered anymore. four years clear.

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>> the biden administration building a tent city at the border to handle the surge of illegal immigrants as republicans warn of a looming crisis. here to react, former advisor to president trump. steven miller. steven, welcome. >> thank you so much. good to be here. brian: let's talk about this. look what the border patrol is

reporting now. an apprehensions and expulsions. in one year, 2020, 29,000, 205 in january. this year, 75,198. that's -- we're looking at 152% increase in would-be illegal border crossings. why is this happening? >> well, it's even worse than that, brian. because under our policies, they were being caught and they were being safely returned to their home countries. under this president many are released directly into u.s. communities, untested, unmasked, many have covid. it's a self inflicted public health crisis. we created the tools to end catch and release. in two weeks, biden has eliminated those tools. he canceled our of deal with mexico and central american nations. he's got rid of the regulations that we put in place to turn away fraudulent asylum seekers.

he's taken away from the border patrol the basic tools they need to keep the country safe. that's why you're seeing what you're seeing. brian: the biden administration is putting up a tent city in texas. they call it a soft sided facility. we call it a tent. they're going to put kids and right now they have 700 migrant children who came over here without an adult. let alone their parents. just walked across. we've seen this movie before. it was totally preventable. it was something that happened during the obama administration. what did he not learn then? >> it's tragic, brian. and it's heart-breaking and it's completely preventable. we had a policy in place when we left to safely and humanely return illegal immigrant minors to their families in their home countries. it saved lives. it kept children say. and it put coyotes and smugglers out of business.

the biden administration turns d that policy off and is now having a policy of 100% release for illegal immigrant minors. what that does, is it sends thousands and thousands and thousands more minors into the hands of cartels, coyotes and smugglers where they will be horribly abused. then it means of course instead of being able to put people in safe and human conditions, that they are put in some of the worst conditions imagineable in that journey, uflght metally arriving at the tent city in the united states. this is completely and entirely needless. turn back on the trump policies and you'll save the lives of children and you will keep our borders secure. brian: real quick, the impeachment going on, what was your response to the video that happened and the trump supporters that went there, do you believe the president's responsible for this or his words were responsible for what happened? >> no. that's preposterous, brian.

the reality is, is that if you look at the president's remarks on january 6th, it's conventional political rhetoric. the people have been using since time immemorial. you want to talk about incitement. talk about the fact that during the riots all summer long when police officers were being violently attacked, leading democrat officials were accusing police officers of being intuesday nailly -- institutionally racist, targeting people because of skin color. that was incite language. the president's speech was encouraging people to go to the democratic process and to behave peacefully at all times. he believed in the rule of law in the country and on the border. >> thank you. nice to see you. marco rubio, next hour. get in my way. not the doubts, distractions, or voice in my head.

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out of the workforce. >> it has been a struggle to balance professional career with childcare. >> that did not represent -- >> the american people don't want to see that. >> party on the water as the buccaneers celebrate their super bowl win in tampa. ♪♪ ainsley: look at the snow in new york, tom brady and his teammates in florida. brian: a little jealous. steve: he is used to doing it with his partner on.

he had a few drinks, celebrating and what happens is this is the downside of keeping your system the soap your, you have one drink, the average person who has that reservoir of tolerance, having fun with. that video right there. tom brady himself posted on twitter, then he misspells it. a little avocado tequila. ainsley: such a loser -- brian: he had some fun. he was making a joke about it and won the super bowl. steve: good to have a body man when you can't keep your body up right. we all know that. ainsley: maybe it was the boat.

steve: absolutely. brian: according to brian he had one drink. steve: this big. from a funnel. we are going to ask marco rubio about that video. he will be with us shortly. griff jenkins live in washington in charge of our impeachment trial. coverage on thursday morning. >> reporter: if you watched any of it you got the clear argument house managers were making, the president is responsible for inciting the attack at the capital. >> trump became the insider in chief. >> trump ran out of nonviolent options. >> trump's conduct leading up to january 6th was deliberate.

>> never before seen footage riders smashing windows and opening doors, we see former vice president mike pence and his family, and by hero officer eugene, and renewing high in the chamber, that 17 republicans needed for conviction, senator lindsey graham wade in. >> and it was preplanned, this thing is collapsing, the not guilty growth vote is growing. >> bruce castor previewed their rebuttal, and the entire proceeding is unconstitutional, a sitting a bad precedent of the nation. he will argue every person in

the united states is entitled to due process of law even if it is the president of the united states. at noon house managers, tomorrow trump's legal team start their 16 hours of defense. ainsley: let's bring in marco rubio, vice chair of the senate intel committee. >> good morning. ainsley: we want your reaction on the impeachment trial. >> the attack on january 6th was outrageous, criminal, deadly, could have been far worse as i knew that as well. no dispute about that. the question is whether impeachment which is designed to remove someone from office is the appropriate thing to do when someone is no longer in office. no debate what happened on january 16th was horrifying.

brian: there is a new president, president biden. the success florida is having keeping things open while trying to be responsible at the same time and listen to this from a white house official, proposing a possible domestic been, from the miami herald, active conversations, we have to follow the data, we did this with south africa, brazil, and mitigate the spread, all options are on the table. could be some travel restrictions as it goes to florida. do you sense in politics at play. >> i hope not. here is what i do know. the day after donald trump issued a travel ban on china, joe biden said no time for his

the no phobia and he tweeted out banning travel from anywhere did not work. considering actual restrictions inside the country. it is unconstitutional, it will be challenged successfully and give some insight to what we are dealing with, hypocrites. brian: new york went crazy when they proposed that when it was the center of the pandemic, governor cuomo cried foul. >> there has been a double standard the whole time. in terms of axiom distribution, hospital rate, infection rate, florida exceeded that. brian: i wonder why. we all know exactly why. let's talk a little bit about here in new york, very slow to reopen schools, has a lot to do with the unions. jen psaki at the podium on

tuesday made it clear they are going to open the schools, but something new we haven't heard before. >> the goal he set is to have the majority of schools, 50% from day 100 of his presidency. some teaching in classrooms at least one day a week, hopefully more and obviously as much in each school and local district. >> there she is admitting they are going to reopen the schools but maybe only for one day a week. when people here reopen the schools that means 5 days a week. 17 one day a week and figure out some other situations, the other four days a week. that is crazy, isn't it? >> that is called moving the goal posts. he doesn't control schools. the most he can do is put pressure, to do that he has to

take on the teachers union which is a core part, he doesn't want to do it but what they did, go out and find what most school districts are already doing and say that is the goal so we can claim victory and redefine would opening schools means, they define it as something that is happening that they can claim they did. honest people covering it out there besides you guys who are honest people covering it they would call it for what it is but we are not going to see that. ainsley: you heard what is going on with the mavericks in houston. the first 13 games they didn't play the national anthem but did play last night because the nba made them do it against atlanta. mark cuban says he was never going to cancel it altogether. >> quite a few people foist their concerns or fears that the national anthem did not

represent them, their voices were not being heard so we heard a lot of conversations about whether or not we should play the answer. we didn't cancel the national anthem. we had discussed the fact we would end up playing at some point when fans came back. ainsley: what are your thoughts on this? >> not playing the national anthem doesn't represent them. most are not offended by the national anthem. it has been a part of tradition in sports in this country forever and i would say don't play the national anthem but don't -- that is how they make their money. they avail themselves of the laws of the country, they don't support contractual matters or contracts based on american law or higher police officers to provide security and to all the availables, all the benefit of america but the national anthem

is offensive somehow. i am glad they play it, this is just stupid work stuff. >> we never thought anyone was going to be kneeling. now it is a story, the us women's national team, things change. i think we will be heading that direction judging from the trend we are seeing. lieutenant governor of texas dan patrick, makes every sports team, hopefully it won't come to that. good news for you guys, don't know if you saw the finals of the nfl, super bowl, tampa bay fails when without practice tom brady does this. are you believing this flotilla could be a new trend for peninsulas around the bywater like your state of florida? >> it would be great, would like to have one of those every

year. when somebody wins, i will be happy the books won, the florida team, bbq from missouri and kansas. on the other side would like to see southeast florida spread the wealth. the super bowl should be in florida every other year. played anywhere else in the country there would be no one in the stands so i am glad it is played here. >> your feeling when you saw it initially, tom brady with the lombardi trophy throwing it over the open water what were you thinking could possibly go wrong? >> i thought it could have gone into the ocean. i didn't think they were in full control of their faculties but they would send someone to get it eventually i suppose but bottom line, that was not an incompletion.

it was caught - we have some video from "fox and friends," we saw some of his super bowl winning prowess just outside, when he was here with condi rice in attendance talking about cbd and he catches it and does his image. >> luckily he didn't spike the trophy. >> he was not open. i don't know what brady was thinking. is that good? ainsley: i'm going to trust anyone to throw trophy over water it would be tom brady. >> thank you. have a good day. jillian has more headlines.

>> janice: let's begin with 16 weather, snow and ice blinking the country impacting millions of people from texas to the east coast, 10 inches of snow in cincinnati. overnight planes getting off the runway, everyone was evacuated after several hours. parked cars in west virginia and in kentucky the ice storm leaves 70,000 customers without power this morning. now to this, cdc is asking people to wear two masks in public. dr. nicole saphier joined me earlier to weigh in on this new recommendation. >> people are not wearing masks appropriately, they are wearing loosefitting masks or single-layer cotton mask, they continue to take it off, not covering their nose or mouth which is why mask wearing hasn't had the effect that it should. ainsley: if you put a tight cough mask over a surgical mask you can reduce transmission by more than 90%.

the agency will release guidelines tomorrow. senate budget chairman bernie sanders confronts joe biden's pick for management and budget with republicans also following suit. >> i'm concerned about the level of corporate donations the center for american progress has received under your leadership. >>, mitch mcconnell moscow mitch is not a very good thing to say. >> she recognizes the damage her partisan statements cause and that this would not impact her decision-making. this is an understatement. there have been technical difficulties on zoom this week. >> i am not a cat. >> i can see that. >> are you okay? >> i am. >> a lawyer went viral earlier

this week, congressman tom evers had his own zoom gaffe. he appeared upside down during house financial services hearing, then appeared right side up. todd: we should tell maxine waters he's not standing on his head. ainsley: a lot happening. >> did you see the beginning of the bret baer special report? he started as a bear, before the impeachment. it was hilarious. >> anything can go wrong. >> i have been telling special report for a long time get to the news. and bret baer as a bear. ainsley: i am not a bear. brian: still ahead. he is a bear. america's cancel culture sounding alarm bells overseas, the french call the

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woke leftism and cancel culture, they say the movies contaminating their society and attack on their heritage. women's rights activist and free speech advocate ion percy ali. >> thank you for having me. ainsley: we will get to that in a minute. i want to ask about hy either fringe and other countries, how does hour cancel culture affect their interests? >> let me say cancel culture, wokeism our intellectual fathers of terrible ideologies, the seedpods made their way to the united states of america. it is true we grew them in our universities, they flourished and absolutely every reason to worry about them because it is divisive ideology. it is an ideology of sexism.

they worry about -- it is originally from america coming it is originally from france. >> in europe they have a problem with sexual violence. your book is called immigration, islam and the erosion of women's rights. tell us more about this and why you decided to write a book on it. >> we have large-scale immigration from muslim majority countries and thought problems with that. failure in leadership especially mainstream leadership. this affects women in general and women are being treated, in the public space in many european cities, no go zones. all kinds of humiliations.

there are feminists, activists, organizations and establishment leaders, didn't incentivize, it warrants more than that. we need action to address this issue and i want to make clear it is not all muslim men or immigrant men engaged in this sexual misconduct against women but it is important to say these things if you don't want extreme right-wing groups or extreme islamists to hijack these topics and make a out of sunshine. ainsley: we need to talk about

it and fix the problem. appreciate you being here, her book is called pray, immigration, islam and the immigration of women's rights. president biden holding his first official call with the chinese president but will he be as tough on china as the us needs him to be? his odds on a hard-hitting question coming up. student-athletes on their safe return. ♪♪ anyway you want it ♪♪ that is the way you need it ♪♪ that is the way you want it ♪♪ ♪♪ i never knew ♪♪ way. not the doubts, distractions, or voice in my head. and certainly not arthritis. voltaren provides powerful arthritis pain relief to help me keep moving. and it can help you too.

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if your constipation and belly pain keeps coming back, tell your doctor and say yesss! to linzess. neil: what can you do with your printer? the first 3-d printed home is for sale in long island, new york and we will take you inside a house printed on printer. ainsley: brian, you can so you're house. christina joins us live this firsthand look. that is amazing. >> reporter: this is a 3-d printed home that is on the market for sale. this is the actual model, a

little bigger, it is just outside, just shy of 300,$000. that a lot of money. the actual price 150 and at the closing costs it ends of being a pretty decent price for a home printed in 48 hours. there is no furniture right now, the roof that was printed by the company. this man can explain. there are different levels. >> we drew concrete and the interior and exterior walls of concrete. it is an example of the floor plans where we put utilities. this geometry can be whatever is required. >> reporter: in terms of cost,

48 hours of printing, watching the robots -- >> at the end of the day we have portable construction capabilities and reduce costs dramatically. >> the printed machine does come to the location and within 48 hours. >> possible. brian: if only you could print with concrete. right there. exhibit a. 29 minutes before the top of the hour. new york governor andrew cuomo announced high school sports delay for six months finally reopen, long island, both county stood up and said let's do it and they wanted to make it happen. how do they do it? how do they learn from what they did? i went out to find out. >> everybody was hopeful to get it under control. the decision to cancel high

school sports, that was disappointing. >> what was it like when you find out your last high school season - >> really disappointing especially to seniors with it up in the air that who knows? >> we were showing up. >> devastated. >> you might be saying to yourself that is a big one. 2% high school athletes get a scholarship offer for anybody. the university of wisconsin did a study. how do you feel about that? 68% feel anxiety, even depression. bottom line, sports matter. >> a lot about hard work, dedication. >> a way to cope with anything that is going on, how they make friends. it is a nice win, nice to play games but you see how it is, it is team and friends and things you work well with together. they push you to be your best.

>> most of america canceling high school sports, long island doing something different. they decided to play. and they could not be happier. >> i was so excited. >> i was ecstatic. ♪♪ we are the devil's ♪♪ >> i was so happy. i love playing this game. >> about six weeks later, spring sports. we have basketball teams playing right now. getting behind us. >> let me get this straight. fall football in the spring in march. >> play when we can play. >> if you want to know why does not cancel season but a modified season it is because of laura kern in nassau and steve in sussex coup have different plans. >> we are getting some normal back.

>> get these kids back on the field. >> what you're dealing with a little differently. >> 56 independents, some are not allowing spectators, some are requiring testing but we feel they are trustworthy enough to make those decisions. >> reporter: you have one county, one program. >> we have four goals in place equally tested. kids have 2 socially distant, they wear masks on the bench, can't have fans there. in this district and all across the country. >> we are all in the same boat trying to learn. >> it has been easy to follow. >> it is part of life throwing the curveball. >> not having a season. >> the goal for this season.

>> finish my last year with my best friend and enjoy every moment. brian: add to this 68% of the 4000 surveyed said the kids say the feelings of anxiety and depression, 34% said they sought professional help because you have no normalcy. why was -- responding to the coach. what are looking to do with college? do i still want to play, all these questions rolling through their heads in this unprecedented time unless you happen to be around the 1918. i give them credit for trying. there is going to be other things postponed but they will adjust. they will reschedule, play doubleheaders, whatever it takes and do the impossible, i think, consolidating year of sports in four months. steve: the important thing is they are following the science

regarding's and the cdc comes out tomorrow. ainsley: even if you don't play a sport we would like to watch them. i went to every football game in high school. brian: they said no parents, no fans. one parent or two parents and that is about it. you can watch, they will stream some of it. sitting on a fence 50 feet away. special thanks, en route to the state championship when they were told to turn around and cancel and for helping us out. mahoney was editing at 3 in the morning. steve: your daughter was interviewed by her father. jillian: it was not easy. kirsten and brian would have said -- caitlin goes to task, no problem. ainsley: she wasn't nervous? brian: this generation is not afraid the camera. they are used to the phones.

steve: congratulations to her on her senior year. president biden dodges a hard-hitting question about holding china accountable. bret baer will join us on that. plus nascar's denny hamlin has hopes of being the first driver to win 33 consecutive daytona 500s was he will join us ahead of the race coming up in 10 minutes. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ hey limu! [ squawks ]

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>> special report up next with brett. >> can't get rid of this filter. i am here, well. i am not a bear. steve: that is hilarious. it is bret baer the host an anchor from special report weeknights at 6:00 on the fox news channel. hello, bret baer. you have a christmas card, everyone says - got the cat filter ship. >> i said to my staff, got to figure out how to make fun of this, it is a different thing so the technological ises

figured it out. brian: you work so hard to turn over the credibility of this show, woodbridge human have ever done that? >> know. totally floored them. i wanted to throw it back. ainsley: my daughter sends me 3 little pigs or the bears. let's talk about some news, at the white house, joe biden, holding china accountable, listen to this question from peter doocy. >> any interest in punishing china for not being truthful about covid-19 last year. ainsley: what do you make of

that answer? >> they are trying to find their way here. they will form a task force about china policy. the fact president biden had a call with president xi on the lunar new year was in and of itself a change, the trump administration stopped communications, china upset that that was a positive thing was the biden administration is not changing right away, keeping tariffs on, keeping the trump administration things on. there will be a change of policy. i would wash the issue of where the biden administration comes down in taiwan and hong kong. those are sore spots from china's government and the big deal policy wise. brian: they are leaving the tariffs in place. when donald trump was going about it, it went to an unnamed

diplomat but everything they discussed from hong kong to human rights they didn't talk about the origins of the pandemic. why does it seem they don't have an interest in finding out what poisoned the world? how it happened or how to stop it or to design a vaccine? >> reporter: a lot of investigators in the previous administration believed that was the genesis, that lab. whether it was an accident or came from the lab the who investigation is raising some eyebrows saying they are not going to ask anymore. the biden administration will have to face that. the question about peter really hits the issue. steve: your lead story after bret baer, the bear, one of the things the democrats have been doing over the last few days is the first night they had 13 or 15 minute video which is very

graphic or quite an eye-opener and last night you saw how close some of our top leaders were to the crowd who were in the capital who were looking for him. could have been a lot worse. >> reporter: could have, that video is heinous and it is cogent and compelling, you see vice president pence walking out and the mob yards away, they are laying it out chronologically and being very effective here. the hope for house managers forgetting 17 votes is pretty slim to none in republicans but i am told, different democratic groups our focus grouping this in different states, states where elections are coming up in 2022 to have commercials from outside groups asking senators about this and running this video.

it is a political issue and the biggest issue coming up is whether they have witnesses. that decision will be over the weekend. it wouldn't be witnesses, it would be depositions but it would take time and stretch this out to a point where you would have it in the focus politically for a number of weeks. ainsley: you have been helpful with children's hospital in your area. the big benefit is on saturday. how can we all help? >> reporter: this is all for children's national, it does amazing stuff for pediatric health around the world, every dollar goes there. it is digital streaming, all*zooba panelevents.com or fox nation starting saturday and it is great. a silent auction started already, the all-star panel event.com, great items, zoom

calls, golf rounds, even brian signing books, it will be a huge -- brian: quality zoom time you could put a dollar figure on, a lot of people think you can't. you can put a dollar figure on that. i met my best. special thanks to korbel for speaking up as monroe's sponsor when he can to do it in person and find different ways. brian: you may be appearing is bret baer, the bear, any suggestions for what brian kilmeade should have on when addressing fox nation? >> reporter: that a great question. the cat really works. ainsley: on the other side, i don't let my daughter use, it is brown in the shape of appear amid.

>> reporter: please. we know which one you are talking about. brian: you did some great work. ainsley: thanks for doing that. coming up he is chasing history and hopes of becoming the first driver to win three consecutive daytona 500 races. defending champion denny hamlin is here at of the 60 third annual race this sunday on fox. check in with bill hammer. >> reporter: going to drop that trophy. the riot at the capital notwithstanding why so many questions about security are still unanswered lose the illegal immigration numbers stunning at the border, what will the biden team do about it? bringing back the and demand she is the first female to officiate the super bowl, she is sarah thomas. amazing story, she will join us and she will score the trophy talks. i will see you in 10 minutes.

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that is with none other than that guy. the 65 annual daytona 500, denny hamlin joins us. it has to be daunting. >> it is exciting. it is always going to be a big moment. a biggest win in my career. i try not to get too far ahead of myself. steve: does michael jordan call you up and say i have some ideas in the back stretch. >> and to do it the way.

>> an expert at driving and pandemic when you are not on the track behind the wheel of the -- >> causes you to be more prepared. if anything it heightens your preparation. they don't want hotels for an extended time. it is quite a bit different than it was 12 months ago. steve: who is the driver your keeping an eye on? >> they do it for daytona 500. in the last three years. i look at my teammates.

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weekend, fox news shop as a valentine's day promotion. get 15% off with code fox valentine at shop.foxnews.com. so long, everybody. have a great day. see you back here on the couch tomorrow. >> bill: three big stories watching now. house managers making final arguments for convicting former president trump today. >> dana: president biden holding his first call with chinese president xi. >> bill: tom brady freaking everybody out. tossing the lombardi trophy. a lot of reaction on that. good morning, i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i'm dana perino "america's newsroom." my stomach drops but i have to remember i wasn't throwing it and i wasn't the one catching it. i would have botched it on both ends. >> bill: i was thinking if it goes in the water gronk is