space bar second young nypd officer will be laid to rest this week just days after tens of thousands lined the streets of fifth avenue to remember his partner, detective jason rivera. he and officer wilbert more as you see on the right they were ambushed in a harlem apartment, shot to apple answering a mother's call for help. putting the focus back on illegal weapons, our criminal justice system, progressive's so-called soft on crime policies. hello everyone well for the

"fox news live" i am eric shawn. hi arthel. arthel: hi eric i am arthel novel. amid the sorrow there is outrage among the police force after social media posts about rivera's funeral went viral. meantime president biden is set to visit new york city this week as the city is reeling from shootings and other violent crimes. >> alexis mcadams is in the newark newsroom with the very latest on this, hello alexis by. >> there's lots of controversy right now, now out of a job after hosted a rant online livid the funeral for fallen officer rivera blocked traffic, listen. >> leaned shut down most of lower manhattan because a cop died for probably doing his job incorrectly. they tell people who are under 22 every single day for no good reason. we do not shut down the city for them. so,. [inaudible]

this is ridiculous. >> she was very angry in that video but now nypd extremely mad. on friday jacqueline guzman recorded the rant of the video you see guzman showing the street closures and barricades were nypd officer jason rivera's funeral. traffic was blocked out throughout the day thousand seat you can see here police officers across the country came to pay their respects. officer jason rivera and his partner, or both shot and killed all responding to a domestic call in harlem for the fallen heroes laid to rest as the nypd has been calling for more police and more rather people to support the place. now guzman was working for face to face the films the company here in new york. the acting company though said she does not work there anymore releasing a statement saying she is no longer one of their members per face-to-face films they do not condone those about fallen officer rivera. she's deactivate all of her

social media accounts but at this point it is a medicine which backlash already paid the police association called it garbage one person spreading grace cannot the -- officer more is funeral is wednesday at st. patrick's cathedral they are expecting huge force of people show up again for though also stream the service, eric. before discussing repulsive comments thank you. arthel. >> taken live look at u.s. southern border in texas there's more fallout over leaked audio and video of by border agents and border patrol leadership it happened last week during homeland security secretary mayor's visit to laredo, bill melugin is live in la joya texas with the latest, bill. >> good afternoon to despite we are in late january and out migrants continue to come across the border. sometimes in some pretty

chilly temperatures take at this video shot by fox news pre-family units crossing illegally into la joya, texas in the early morning hours very cold temperatures out here in january. you can see border patrol having to give families thermal blankets in order to keep them warm at some of the families bringing very young children with them. again these family units will show up and turn themselves in seeking border patrol out to give themselves up. this is something we're very used to seeing. we have not been used to seeing is what we sow this week, take a look at this video. san antonio airport we had a camera on is seen as an isa bus are dropped off dozens of single adult mail illegal immigrants, just releasing them into the public where there is an ngo there waiting to receive them. these were all grown men, no families, no children for the ngo took the men into the airport they are free to travel across the country, wherever they would like to go. meanwhile more than seven brownsville partake look at this video are drone overhead as a dozen more single adult

men were dropped off by ice again, once again led across the street bite ngo in a single file line to a nearby bus terminal where they can travel but some of these men were hiding their faces from our cameras. this was the first time during this border crisis we have witnessed the mass release of single adult men like this. take a listen to what the president of the border patrol union had to say about the situation. >> three months into this administration, we were frustrated. six months into the administration we were very angry. now, we are absolutely demoralized. we are patriotic and we want to protect the american public. but this administration is not doing it. in fact they are spitting in our face and we try to do what is right. >> and, all of those releases of the single adults we just showed you were drop-offs from ice. speaking of ice, they still have not put out their annual report for fiscal year 2020 wiper that fiscal year ended

on september 30. this is the first time in a decade that report is not out by the end of the calendar year. ice says that should be out sometime this month. but we are still waiting on it, we will send it back to you. steve at all right bill melugin live it. eric brick's before the security council meet tomorrow to meet the rising tensions between russia and ukraine for the u.s. ambassador to the un promising the paresh russia hard over its military buildup along ukraine's border. but you know on the security council russia has a veto it so note meaningful results are expected. president biden said he will move as many as 8500 u.s. troops to eastern europe in the near term if that is necessary. alexander hoff life at the white house with more on the ministrations response, hi alex trick works hi alex for the 8500 numbers of troops but on heightened alert for potential deployment. president biden phrase the actual number of troops he's considering as a not a lot for

the president also did not specify which nato nations in eastern europe they be sent to by the president said to repeatedly there will not be a direct deployment into ukraine which is not a nato member for tomorrow the un security council will meet in an effort to call public attention to russian aggression. the hope is to preempt the kremlin from trying to play victim to justify military action against ukraine. u.s. military leaders have called this eight page out of russia's playbook and one that they will not fall for. >> we are not going to be distracted by their propaganda. we are going to be prepared to respond to any disinformation that they attempt to spread during this meeting. >> continued concerns over pollutants position on border. the pentagon estimates well over 100,000 troops have been amassed along with assault trips they've sent into the mediterranean. here's mark bailey. >> they couldn't launch very,

very little boarding that is possible. you'd have to go back a while into the cold war days is something of this magnitude. >> he said last week he does not want to see panic over the situation. white house official told fox news this week and while they understand president zelensky's attorney and the pressure he is under the risk of invasion should not be downplayed. so once again it is very unlikely any official action will take place at tomorrow's un security council meeting, one that russia has called a pr stunt, erica. eric: alexandria a half the white house thank you. arthel: russian ministers accusing nato of trying to drag ukraine into the alliance. a ban on ukraine joining with nato has been a key sticking point and russia's talking points. we talk with the west but let's go across the atlantic now to steve harrigan as he is

live. >> arthel, that accusation from russians foreign minister comes of the very time russia continues to build up its forces. both along ukraine's border into the north in the nation of belarus. they're doing it a very public fashion a new weapon system that continued to arrive the russians also it has been confirmed moving field hospitals and blood for potentially wounded soldiers to the front as well. that's often where the final pieces before any potential invasion. when it comes to president putin's reasoning for the buildup of the potential invasion here is what the mayor had to say. >> the conflict because putin was to rebuke have a reason to make russian and ukraine one of the largest countries in europe has to be for his region. next topic rating officials continue to downplay the idea

that any invasion is imminent. and yet at the same time they continued to request military aid from the west. negotiations also continue, talks on both side the british prime minister expected in ukraine this week. there's also a schedule with putin paid back to you. survive i will take it back. thanks. eric: russia has enough troops, artillery and rockets assembled to launch potential full-scale invasion of ukraine. this multibyte administration is pushing moscow to de-escalate. the pentagon does warn both countries would suffer massive casualties of war does break out. >> if russia chooses to invade ukraine, it will not be because free in terms of casualties or other significant effects. this is a larger in scale and scope and the massing of forces than anything we have seen in recent memory.

eric: what would be that because former vice president penn's national security adviser of the center for american security joins us lieutenant general keith kellogg. what would an invasion look like? and can ukraine respond alone? >> thanks eric, thanks for having me this afternoon. he does have enough forces as a general millie said to do what he wants to do breeze got it when the north west in belarus she's got him on the north, the east the south. if he wants to he could do about anything he wants who's got the right amount of forces to basically do what he wants to do. it's all going to be dependent on him. don't think is going to do a full invasion of ukraine at that is what he really wants to do. i have said all along he's went to carve out a piece of ukraine, if he decides to go and that will be the pieces east of the river because one third on the eastern part of ukraine a lot of it is a russian-speaking bird that was kind of confirmed today when

the defense minister of canada went through all canadian training forces to the west of the river that says to me okay, everybody thinking the same thing for it if he goes it's going to be a limited incursion and is going to be the eastern part of ukraine if he goes in. he's got forced to do if you want to general millie was absolutely correct. but eric i don't think he is made that decision yet. i don't think is come up with a diplomatic solution he once right now prepare the un security council meeting tomorrow. i think he's really playing this well. part of what he's playing well he's fracturing nato. rembert senator's for other day asked if germany had a part of nato. promote the european solution i think he's playing your playing it very, very well he has had any real aggression yet. you're talking about may be taken a province he did back in the invasion of georgia and

what 2008 he took out two providences. he shakes and she was out crime he had been a ghost or other providence or two in that city stops. not fully going to kiev. i don't think he wants to do that i think the tell the first thing that's going to start it will be a massive cyber attack shut them down the second watch wears airborne and special operation forces are there moving in the cyber attack. as soon as something's coming at you. did that in georgia in 2008 he did that in ukraine in 2014. basically rehearsal about three weeks ago there is a cyber attack inside of ukraine. those are your indicators if you see those things happening that you see it coming in.

>> how does nato respond? too basically confront the old soviet union? is it now able to confront vladimir putin or will everyone sit there on their hands and go tsk tsk no matter how? >> you know, ukraine is not part of nato. the 30 countries of nato are going to sit and watch this because they don't want to get involved in a war. it's in a defensive alliance not an offense of alliance he does not want ukraine to become part of nato. you're starting to see a lot of countries going along maybe we don't be a part of nato very candidly, eric, right now they shouldn't be. what they're one of the most corrupt nations in europe right now. in fact people say the only nation more corrupt than ukraine governmentally is russia. they have got a lot of ways to go before they could be accepted into nato. i don't think nato wants to touch that. i also don't think, eric,

putin wants to fight nato, i just don't. he would be mismatch against nato but so far how do you see this rolling out possibly taking one predominantly russian-speaking providence? well quest. >> is intake one third to the east of the river that's the that's a predominately russia. if you want to go that's a pretty big piece of it for and be does that if you look at a map coming pulley map out if he takes that part geographically of the ukraine he has created incredible buffer between west and himself out there pretty is actually connected crimea with the other part of russia. i don't think he's made that decision yet. i think he can do it anytime he wants too. i think he's playing this exceptionally well i don't trust him as far as i can throw the empire state building but i will give them credit he's playing exceptionally well both politically and militarily. eric: lieutenant kellogg thank you so much thank you for your

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tens of thousands of people in massachusetts are without power after huge storm struck the coast. marriott line is in massachusetts where the big dig out is underway, molly. >> arthel you said it is a beautiful day it's all about digging for it's about 20 degrees in plymouth about 20 degrees in boston. that is where they tied for the single day snow record, 23.6 inches. boston's new mayor, talked about how challenging it would be do that big dig out. >> i want to ask everyone to be careful as well as you are shoveling is still very cold outside. and you want to encourage you to take your time, take care of yourself. watch for signs of overexertion or exposure to the cold. >> the real jackpot the little southwest of the city of boston, 30.9 inches, sharon

and quincy come in close that's what lots of committees reporting 2 feet of snow or more throughout the storm about 100,000 customers for pretty consistently without power. but utility crews were working hard and today they're a little over 30,000 households still remain without power. most of them are on the south shore and down across cape cod. chatham, massachusetts typically hard still with about 80% of their population without power. here is massachusetts lieutenant governor karen this morning. >> many restorations have been made, thanks to the great work of the utilities pre-staging, having the crews available, really made a difference to turn on power where they could. >> coastal flooding also a big issue. right here in plymouth and also on nantucket incredible video there in nantucket from ocean water streaming on the island this is from yesterday. the video via the nantucket courage for today largely

water receding although there are few strict frozen streets over there, frozen water freezing up right on the road. in the nantucket high school still open today boston logan airport so a lot of cancellations and delays for the same thing in new york's laguardia jfk stuck there if you're trying to fly but it is a great day to get out and play in the snow if you are on the ground. it's a great day for sledding and snowball fights. thankfully the storm hit over the weekend. all day sunday to clean up and try to get things back to normal. we expect the kids be back in school tomorrow's another day of digging out to go, arthel. arthel: tractor storm for sure but left some beautiful scenery behind you there in plymouth, massachusetts bay thank you molly, take care erica. eric: arthel molly just mentioned chatham, massachusetts is just across the bay from plymouth it's on cape cod. the cape took a direct hit from the powerful nor'easter as it came up the east coast. there are white out conditions and heavy winds that pounded the area especially long the

cape as you can see. that knocked out power to thousands that molly just mentioned. fox the weather will is there at chatham and has this report. >> against the backdrop of freezing temperatures we are talking 15, 18 preserves important work to be done. utility crews among those chiseling to the ice and snow to try to get some power back onto thousands of customers. here's an example the crews working behind me they chose alternately to get their way into their vehicles in many cases are covered with ice and snow, that then have to deal for all the power lines that are just covered with ice. the utility boxes, everything they try to access is covered because of the power that we received here right in this area. as the nor'easter came on shore here yesterday. i want to take to the sky real quick and show some fantastic aerial footage courtesy of the box of flight team here at the same area on the cape as well. there are some areas, you may be able to see the snowdrifts

and snow piled up because of the force. keep in mind we have had hurricane force wind here yesterday and this specific spot where we were. seventy -- 75-mile an hour winds even gus's highest 80 that were recorded in some areas. that will that move the still around? absolutely. it pounded into sides of trees and buildings icicles and if then we are seeing here as we navigate around today. meanwhile the road crews are doing what they can to do what they can to get the streets at least moving as best they can this morning. that is a lot of snow to try to get through, throughout the day and throughout the evening. so they certainly have a lot of work ahead of them. still, some beautiful images left behind. that is the latest from chatham, massachusetts out on the cape. will nunley fox weather pay. >> a big wrinkle in the supply chain right now is the nationwide shortage of truck drivers paid one person is on the mission to drive more women enter trucking careers. we will talk to her about that

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arthel: time to look at other top stories is our. las vegas plays investing in a horrific car crash that left nine people dead and more injured. police say a dodge challenger was speeding when it flew through a red light and hit several cars. the ages of the disease range from young children till middle age adults bird report say the driver of that dodge and his passenger were also killed. the department of justice charges a former kansas woman accusing her of leading an all female isis of italian. prosecutors say allison elizabeth went to sierra to train women and children to use firearms and explosives. she is scheduled to appear in court tomorrow. and for men were arrested at the san diego zoo after reportedly breaking the gondola system. leaving about 100 passengers stranded for hours. and then all in their mid-

20s, are charged with vandalism gas got stuck or offered a free ticket anytime they wish to return. eric: people are in critical condition in ohio after he suspected carbon monoxide leak. group of hotel guest to hospital including at least one father. charles watson joins us live in the lands with the very latest on that, charles. >> hi eric investigators are working to figure out what exactly because that carbon monoxide leak that sickened more than a dozen adults and children in ohio hotel. authorities tell us this all happened at a hampton inn and marysville, ohio a small town about 30 miles northwest of columbus. police say cole started rolling in saturday evening about what was later confirmed to be a carbon monoxide leak. the first concerning a 2-year-old girl who was found unconscious in or near a pool not long after police say more

calls started coming in from that same hotel with callers reporting people having symptoms of dizziness, burning sensation in the throat and losing consciousness, listen. >> after investigation by marysville fire and worthington, has meant they determined the cause was carbon monoxide and dangerously high levels. >> officials tells at least 13 people were hospitalized including seven people who work transported in critical condition for possible carbon monoxide poisoning. half a dozen children are reportedly among those needing care after police say they were exposed to extremely dangerous levels of the poisonous gas. a spokesperson for the group the hotel parent company saying in a statement the hampton inn in marysville is fully cooperating with the local authorities as they investigate this incident. again eric, officials have not figured out what caused the carbon monoxide leak.

investigation again is underway as far as the hampton and hotel. we are told it was evacuated in her means closed at this hour, eric. eric: you have been careful in the winter with a carbon monoxide with the boilers in the heating sometimes. arthel pay. arthel: truckdriver shortages is playing in role in the ongoing supply chain crisis. according to the american trucking association before the pandemic the industry was short about 61500 drivers. now that number is over 80000. to recruit more drivers industry leaders are tapping into new demographics teenagers and women. our next guest says women make up just 10% of the driving force and she has spent years trying to attract more into the profession. let's bring in ellen she's the president ceo of the women in trucking association. alright ellen, tell us more about who these women are who are interested in becoming

truck drivers? what is their story what is the benefit for them? >> first about women come from all occupations. we've got women come from the nursing field, from service areas women are coming into the industry because they see first about you cannot outsource trucking. we will always have jobs. as you mentioned there is a need for good drivers right now. secondly women make the same amount of men. your pay by the mile, load, our there is no disparity. most women from the industry because they know they're going to make a decent middle income wage. arthel: what is that middle income wager talking about question require attic, what are the requirements, training, apprenticeships? how do they apply? >> i went to cdl school took me three weeks about 180 hours of training. you have to learn personnel the paperwork you have to understand what is required,

how to read logbooks how to do electronic logging and knowing the rules. and secondly learn the skills you learn back in, you learn how to park, how to back a 53-foot trailer. and then you go out on the road. and so i finished my cdl in three weeks. and then once you graduate you go to a carrier they will put you in a finishing kind of school and you will go out with a trainer. but you can start now, wages have been going up easily 50, 35000 even 60000 starting wages. wow. i understand you're trying to get girl scouts on board too, tells about the event for them i believe you held it up all of harvey truck driving academy of the training academy in chicago. >> that was our very first event. we learned of the boy scouts had a patch for supply chain the girls probably didn't. and so we worked with the greater chicago northern indiana regional girl scout

group. we created the curriculum for and we also designed a patch which i think you showed it. >> it looks good. over 1100 girls pre-pandemic have earned their patch and supply chain and learned we have a book that goes with a cold scouting for cookies. it talks about how the grain from the field goes to the bakery in a truck. from the bank bakery to packaging, packaging to warehousing the final mile is the girl scout we want them to look at the trucks on the road and say wow that could be my cookies in their or that could be holding a milk that i'm going to drink with my cookies. you want them to have a personal relationship to the trucks they see on the road. arthel: interesting, interesting or understand this in a federal pilot program but 18 -- 20 -year-olds drive to big rigs across state lines i do and to ask you what you say to critics who point to data that show younger drivers get in more crashes than older ones? also pointing out the dangers of teenagers driving an

80000-pound rig could pose? >> actually, it is kind of a misnomer. in 49 states and the district of columbia 18 -- 20 -year-olds can already drive a tractor trailer. the safety administration regulates interstate commerce. and so right now and he went under the age of 21 is not allowed to haul a load that's going across state lines. but they are already doing it in 49 states. so in wisconsin you can drive for 50 miles from lake superior down to racine as long as you're not crossing that state line a 19-year-old can do it. so at the administration under the new infrastructure bill passed the safe driver apprenticeship program for it will allow those under 21 to cross state lines. but it will be very heavily regulated. they will be expected to drive a truck with automated

transmission, breaking crash mitigation system. they will have to have an experienced driver in the truck with them at all times until they pass a probationary period it will be very well regulated. it is a three-year test program. after three years congress will look at it and say should we be allowing those under 21 to be crossing state lines? or not. but honestly, arthel, we could certainly use more drivers but we need more female drivers. women are safer drivers. the american transportation institute research institute found mail truck tires are 20% more likely to be involved in a crash then female commercial drivers. so we really need to focus on getting more women behind the truck because they have proven to be safer. >> you started women in trucking association 15 years ago. your mission is to encourage the employment of women in the trucking industry.

to promote their accomplishments, minimize obstacles by women working in the trucking industry. you seem very passionate about it. we will leave it there we thank you for coming to join us today. maybe come back, this is very interesting to see how women can help to solve the supply chain crisis. so ellen, president ceo of women in trucking thank you very much. >> thank you. >> take care. facts god bless the truckers they bring us our cookies and basically everything else. cases of the omicron variant on the decline which is good news. there are new words now about the next potential threat. a new variant to doctor janette fills us in, next. sorry. doug blows a whistle. [a vulture squawks.] oh boy. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty♪

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our testing capacity as they are. we want to make sure we have access to the therapeutics. that is where the federal government needs to step up. survive fox news medical contributor dr. janette nesheiwat joins us now. what can you tell us about this variant? is this heading to midsize and smaller cities next? >> yes, this new variant it's a sub variant of omicron it sort of like a sister variant of omicron. it is not a variant of concern as of right now according to the world health organization. it does have mutations it does not appear that mutations make it more deadly but it might make it more contagious very deutsche for example the united kingdom the level of cases were dropping until the new sub variant emerge there but something we need to continue to monitor and watch. as far as cases here in the united states, there are a lot of decline nursing and that northeastern states new york, new jersey, d.c. we went from over a million

cases a date down to around five -- 600,000 which is still a lot. but in some states receive and increase the number of cases and deaths. that means we need to continue to practice or safety measures entered mitigation measures which of course starts off with making sure that you are vaccinated, where your mask indoors in public crowded areas. get tested and if you're sick stay home. arthel: basically don't let your guard down, now's not the time. how do you think the federal government or the white house can plan ahead? >> that is a great question. i'm a huge proponent of prevention. we can do that with planning and preparation meeting keeping an eye out. having surveillance to see is there a new variant brewing that's emerging? for example this new sub variant of omicron very difficult to pick up at pc are actually of canterbury after a specific genetic sequencing to pick it up that is number one is surveillance. then of course making sure we are prepared with a number of diagnostic tools that we have. and also the therapeutics,

that monoclonal antibiotics that are in such a short supply right now as well as the antiviral pills we know are very effective. so making sure we have enough of all of those the diagnostics tools will help us what we saw this past winter with omicron when we had mile-long lines and people presenting to the er overburdening the hospital. we going to see that again we went to control this virus once and for all. >> seems like your say this diagnostic tools, testings and what have you should be available to the public and that's difficult and not so difficult to get. >> absolutely. and most recently in the past couple of weeks the white house has put out a website you can actually order up to four covid tests and have them delivered to your home, which i think will be helpful especially if you wake up in the morning suddenly have a runny nose or a fever you want to test yourself and not go to work or send your child to school. that will definitely be helpful. we want to get to the point we

can see this virus burn out so that we can manage it and control it as we do influenza. so testing is definitely a huge component but not the only tool that we have in combating this virus. arthel: it or to those testers pretty easy to follow that website instructions were real simple. based on medical forecasting you have been able to review, dr. janette nesheiwat can we expect to have a safe dirt summer and beyond that will winter 2020 to be the first season were covid-19 will be more like the flu and the covid vaccine will be more like an annual flu shot? >> i hope so, arthel part is looking like that right now. i was seeing 80 -- 90 patients a day up until this past week and a half. the number of patients have gone down to 40 or 50. i'm seeing a lot more regular visits, non- covid visits which is a step in the right direction which i am happy about. but remember, this virus is an opportunistic virus.

we can control limit the spread of this virus by our behavior and by what we do. last year we had delta emerge in the middle of the summer. we do not want to see that happen. we can prevent that by making sure you get vaccinated. and getting your booster in taking those preventative measures steps like having good ventilation and again wearing a mask indoors. especially if you do not have natural immunity you are at higher risk of complications from this disease. arthel: finally and quickly, what percentage of our community needs to get vaccinated to give it the blanket coverage and protection you're talking about? >> yes, it's all good 20 -- 25% of americans who are not vaccinated. but the good news is if you take into account those who are vaccinated, those who are boosted, and those that have natural immunity we are moving in the right direction. it is still not enough. we're still not out of the woods, arthel we sell over 2000 deaths a day we still need to stay on top of it, keep doing what we are doing

and hopefully it may be omicron might be the last severe variant we have per week don't know we cannot predict the future it will be can do is be prepared. arthel: dr. janette nesheiwat thank you very much take care. >> thank you arthel. eric: we see how important is get vaccinated. well, tom brady staying tightlipped after hanging up his jersey for good. will he return to the field are really retiring? what people in his inner circle are saying about that, coming up.

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sport report for me has been rocking the nfl this weekend ahead of today's in championship games. espn says the future hall of fame quarterback tom brady, who heard about this that he is retiring after 22 season. but the brady camps is not so fast. there may be a few million reasons for him to delay that announcement. christina coleman and los angeles with more. >> hi eric. yes we are waiting to hear from brady on this. espn is still reporting the football star is retiring britney and trent brady's agent did not confirm or deny the report yesterday's agent released a statement saying brady would be the only one to announce his plans with

complete accuracy but some nfl insiders say this likely has something to do with brady wanting to have control over the narrative. the nfl network and rappaport tweeted tom brady does intend to retire hurt several people close to him the pushback appears to be based on the timing rather than his eventual decision. last monday brady was asked about retiring on his podcast apart he said he will quote know when he knows it. he also said he's taking his health and family into consideration. >> the biggest difference now than i am older is, i have kids now too. and i care about them a lot as well. you know, they have been my biggest supporters, my wife is my biggest supporter. you know, it pains her to see me get hit out there. she deserves what she needs for me as a husband paired my kids deserve what they need for me as a dad. >> yesterday multiple outlets reported brady told the box gm

is not made a decision yet. "star trek" which weights break some sports contracts and sally said 15 million of it brady's million dollars signing bonus from last march is set to be paid out on february 4. so this friday. if it brady retires before than he will lose out on that money. so is the legendary quarterback retiring? we will see there's a lot of speculation on this. we are waiting to hear from him, erica. >> you know tom and gisele are doing right now? they're looking at the clock until february 1, 58 million he's not retiring until then. show me the money member gerry mcguire? that is what he is thinking, show me the money, we'll be right back. >> vo: so when my windshield broke... i found the experts at safelite autoglass. they have exclusive technology and service i can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein.

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>> on top of the tennis world after winning down under. period five sets to win the australian open, his 21st grand slam title and men's record the 35-year-old star was down to set and needed five and half hours for the comeback win, novak djokovic who cannot compete after he was deported from australia over the vaccination status.

congratulating rafael nadal over social media and he could have labored injury. >> the 21st grand slam, how about that. >> tom brady is not going to announce, $15 million. >> i don't blame tom brady. >> wait for it ♪ ♪ >> hello i am carley simpson along with charlie hurt, emily campagna entire race, welcome to "the big sunday show", here's what's on tap tonight. >> president biden's promise to base the supreme court justice on reasons that is not sitting well with americans the new poll that is bad for biden. >> the convoy sending a clear message to stop covid mandates