schools to school with masked. >> it will be held in an in school restriction situation and to point out to you they are not allowed on campus or loudoun county school property starting tomorrow. it will be considered trespassing. >> laura: that is a misdemeanor $25 fine. the attorney general. >> fox news alert president biden and merrick garland are heading to new york city today to meet with law enforcement facing a full scale crisis after thousands of police officers to lay their brother to rest for the second time in less than a week. you were watching "fox & friends first" on this thursday morning i am correlation am correlation can spirits >> todd: good have you back i'm todd piro, 30 officers were shot in january of 67% over the last year coming out tough law enforcement officials coast

officials coast-to-coast calling for change. >> fernando, the system and community that you worked so hard for it failed you. you shared me the anti-police ointment to hold criminals accountable and teams worse, not better. and the violence must stop enough is enough. >> jackie ibanez. >> carley: the trip to new york city is sitting the scene for negative order on police reform and right now the white house is working on so-called anti-law enforcement work. fox news reviewed working draft of the document finding. it will focus on the legacy and systematic racism and policing with a national databases, and choke holds and no-knock warrants. it is expected to be released in the coming week only affecting federal law enforcement like fbi and dea, but its impact could go way beyond that. just yesterday the system or a

detective wilbert mora for more support for the police at his funeral. listen. >> how many, wilberts, how many jason's and how many before the system changes? the nypd protects them but who protects them and who protects their lives? >> across the country in los angeles a police officer shot and killed off duty is laid to rest. killed last month while house hunting by suspected gang members of lieutenant who said, enough is enough. he is bowing to continue to where his badge and the royal honor. from coast-to-coast, back to you guys. >> carley: thank you so much and touching on one of the things that jackie talked about, unbelievable that president biden and merrick garland coming to new york city today to show support for the police. they will be touring nypd police headquarters. so back in washington, their

teams apparently working on executive order that would address the legacy of systematic racism in the criminal justice system. the order would track officer to band hope holds across law enforcement agencies like the fbi, dea, band no-knock no-k warrants as well. have a time to biden administration to paint themselves as pro-bullies. this executive order is being drafted but imagine this comes out in a few weeks. ahead of time when the police officers, like we said at the top getting shot when 60% over last year. >> 60% increase? >> todd: we talked about this administration not understanding what the american people want and doing what is necessary. this is the latest example. carley this is rearranging the deck chairs on the titanic. number one, laws to keep bad guys in jail a simple concept, two, cops allowed to keep their

jobs and das to prosecute crimes. if it did those three things, a lot of the problems we are experiencing with crime on the streets and war with the crumbs will go away, but they are focusing on again the criminals and that is. >> carley: when president biden comes he is expected to address gun violence in the city which is fine, take illegal guns off of the streets. nobody wants them but it is critical because it ends up becoming about gun control as well. that doesn't solve all of the crimes. does that fix the issue with someone pushing come of the subway pushing the woman in new york city that died? a increase in crime including, robbery and the only way to fix this, so obvious, is to take the criminals off of the street but democrats seem to be completely uninterested in touching that critical issue to. >> a russian standings to your

point as well. gun violence taking guns off of the street will do nothing for that again. this administration just can't seem to wrap his head around what the problem is and how to solve it. they consistently hear but the problem is and come up with some ridiculous solution to a problem that doesn't necessarily exist and not necessarily the focus at this point in time. as a result, it certainly doesn't help. >> carley: absolutely. and 5 minutes after the hour, the mother of burger king cashier who was shot during a robbery is faking president biden to fix new york city crisis. listen to this. >> what happened to my daughter to not happen to anybody else. i will tell the president to make the change of the system and take out all of these guns.

speed to the white house is calling out press secretary jen psaki with the less media coverage violence on crime. he said, it jen psaki take your head out of the sand. crimes are a serious problem in the city today must be addressed. >> todd: actress susan saran gathered at the funeral of fallen nypd detective jason rivera to fascism. re-tweeting a post outside of rivera's funeral stating "i am going to tell my kids this is what fascism looks like. adding her own commentary writing these cops were not needed for crime so doesn't that mean they are not needed every day? >> carley: . chucking with apprehended at the texas border with 36 hours. while a new report shows illegal flights cost taxpayers $40 million in the first nine months of 2021. showing us live in washington with the details.

>> that is a big bill, good morning, like clockwork a daily occurrence. images showing the crisis at the southern border and the portal of 70 migrants rested dressed in camo because they want to evade capture. over in del rio, two toddlers h1 and 44 traveling without parents or guardians in an urge evm work criminal violence with convicted murderer, child sex offender and two gang members part of a crisis blames on the administration. >> migrants come across and they said they been invited and president biden has invited them with money waiting for them. this is the message that i talk to the secretary about when he visited here is the messaging has to change. >> todd: speaking of the secretary, ron johnson with a stern letter to bill mallorca's and the total number apprehended the come of the released or paroled in the number of those

released with a criminal recorde wants to know known and unknown learn got a ways but meanwhile we are learning the migrant flights are costing taxpayers $340 million the first nine months of 2021. that is according to data obtained by bray barton news. it is not sitting well with the congressman. watch. >> the biden administration seeks to do and know how much money they are willing to spend our money over to pack america with the ends illegal aliens. >> todd: this prompted the federal funding to nonprofit to facilitate illegal immigrants but that is not going anywhere. >> todd: griff jenkins, thank you. chad wolf about all of this coming up. you do not want to miss this. democrat senate from connecticut angrily objecting to the pace by

which they biden administration evacuating allies from afghanistan. >> i am deeply dissatisfied, in fact, downright upset with alleging effort in evacuating afghan allies from that country. these men and women with their families put their lives on the line to protect our troops and diplomats. and we are failing to rescue them. >> todd: the democrats, months, after antony blinken and defense secretary lloyd austin on their progress, 18 g.o.p. senators calling for a public hearing. today on russia after the president ordered 3,000 troops to eastern europe. >> carley: the state department confirms the authenticity of documents with the u.s. willingness to negotiate with russia over missiles. alex hogan joins us live from london, good morning. >> good morning todd and carley,

they publish these documents in the state department said it doesn't know how they leaked but did validate that they are real. >> i have seen nothing to suggest these documents are not authentic. we have confirmed what we always said. we are united with our nato allies and our resolve to engage in diplomatic engagement. >> the confidential document said that united states would with russia with the sake of de-escalating the situation. proving the missile of 30 sites of neighboring countries of russia offers the same transparency at a couple of its own basis. today congressional briefings will take place over the evolving situation. meanwhile the biden administration announced it will deploy 3,000 troops here at the white house or during 2,000 u.s. troops to germany and poland and moving another 1,000 from germany to romania.

russia calls it a disruptive step in continually denying plans to evade ukraine. the decision is fully consistent with what he has communicated. the missouri senator josh hawley announcing the deployment urging the administration to shift its focus instead to china. press secretary jen psaki is pushing back. >> if you are just digesting russian information and russia's talking points, you are not aligned with long-standing bipartisan american values. >> the new tux will take place between russia and china. vladimir putin, will have discussions on friday before the start of winter olympics in beijing. carly, todd. >> thank you so much. declassified email from 2016 revealing a leading diplomat warning about hunter biden's $1 million job with ukrainian energy company. george has come of the event

deputy chief at the u.s. embassy in ukraine writing "someone in washington needed to engage vp biden and the presence on the reasonable board undercut the anticorruption message. the vp and we were advancing in ukraine. sent the email to state department officials according to "just the news" with a bombshell email. the state department never acknowledged it. >> morehead's good role in the wake of the resignation from cnn. insiders telling "the daily mail" brian stelter should be the next to go. the chief media correspond failing to report the relationship between zucker and fellow executive and widely being known. stepping down as part of the probe into chris cuomo. cnn previously working for, you guessed it, disgraced ex-governor of new york state andrew cuomo. here is dan bongino on cnn, not so reliable sources.

>> do you see why people like the coffee boy at cnn, brian stelter wants to declare this information is or isn't? think about this for a second committee wants to be the gatekeeper to dell american in the fox audience -- the man has a show, hilariously titled reliable sources and his sources were not reliable enough to tell a man's best friend who was up to no good running the network? as, diverted to him, brian stelter, the judge and jury over what misinformation is or isn't. >> listen to this, leasing a special edition of nightly news letter just before midnight which he says "we visited the cnn office in new york the past 14 hours and speaking to dozens of sources including people to warn media management and zucker. we did not see this coming. but we now know it so i don't know what you are doing the last

14 hours. >> carley: is that another word for coworkers? the time is 13 minutes after the hour, and widening the democratic divide. we will tell you how plans to make life as difficult as possible. >> todd: she has a peach, lawmakers making sure all balance of state elections come from legal citizens. we are going to talk to him about it jimmy feel it ashley henson, pete pete all coming up.

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♪ >> todd: welcome back. congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez says senate majority leader chuck schumer should make a life of democrat senator kyrsten sinema as difficult as possible. alexandria ocasio cortez tweeting "he should treat them the way say public housing or parents with child tax credit." when they improve maybe the process should increase too. telling the majority senator leader to speed up a vote in the upper chamber,

carley. >> carley: todd new york state republican to overturn new york city new rule allowing hundreds of thousands of. >> in our elections and it is on the exclusive right to american citizens, not the people who are loyal to another nation and 50% of democrats actually think that noncitizen should vote.

we don't want noncitizen's voting. >> carley: you have a plan to block this and what is that? >> so the constitution is clear, the national state g.o.p. following litigations to block the effort. right now the state constitution says every sedition should be entitled to vote and exclusionary afterwards. we will make it simple and only citizens shall be entitled to vote to make it crystal clear. to amend the state constitution commit requires passage by the legislature in a session in referendum by the voters. so it is an interesting come to all tickets are that the voters would actually decide on this. i believe the overwhelmingly supported because i believe overwhelmingly new york residents want american citizens

to vote and not full. >> carley: you are actually right and legal noncitizens, green card holder folks who were here with work visas. those are the ones allowed to vote. if you have been here just a month, you can vote in a local election. but do you think the ultimate goal for democrats is to allow illegals immigrants to vote at some point? is that where this is going? >> you know if you put that in your palm, some people would say "yes." they are trying to expand our state health benefits to people who are illegal in the state of new york. the health committee has $500 million and incentivize more illegals in new york state and cost more money for hardworking new yorkers. so that absolutely could be the case, but green card holders, as you said to come to come up permanent residence that is the first step towards citizenship. many ceremonies where many become citizens is beautiful. to become a citizen of this

country, then you can vote. >> carley: if you are making too much sense, sir. president biden in new york city later today meeting with eric adams. this is his visit a day after the funeral of nypd officer wilbert mora. he is expected to talk about gun violence, getting illegal guns off at the street. what do you hope to hear from president biden? >> well, i am going to manage my expectations. what i would like to hear him say is completely full-throated support of our voters which i have not heard. and i think we need to see more of that. mayor adams come i think has said comments of support of law enforcement. he has been critical of some of the bail reforms out of albany which need to be fully repealed and visited the pier the catch and release nonsense is hurting our city and hurting the peoplef new york. in joe biden, our president can

stand up and really be an actual model for change and you know what, let's fix these catch and release laws. >> carley: without a doubt pier the president expected to sign an executive order. i'm not sure if you heard this in just a few weeks and it would address the system of racism in the criminal justice system to things like band choke holds and no-knock warrants for federal agents. what do you think that would do for officers morale? >> i think it would be bad, we see those policies debated in the assembly in the state of new york and eliminating no-knock warrants would jeopardize officers. there is a procedure for a lot of this. you can't be putting handcuffs on law enforcement when they are doing an extremely dangerous job. their lives are on the line clearly. they need more tools, more support. we shouldn't be restricting how they can do it. obviously, we want to make sure they do it the right way

professional. nypd and professional law enforcement around the globe. we need more support. they need to not get undermined by the nation's chief. >> carley: without a doubt, thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> my pleasure. >> todd: colorado school districts following glenn youngkin's lead. we are talking to the superintendent giving parents more what the kids are learning. novel concept. finally hearing from spotify ceo about the joe grogan and what he is saying about the platform's recent changes as more celebs draw support behind joe rogan.

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brooke. >> hey, guys, good morning spotify ceo daniel x said joe rogan's podcast from the earnings call and he responded saying spotify does not change its policies based on one creator or based on any media cycle. he also said spotify policies have been carefully written with the input from a number of internal and external experts in the space. he believes the policies are right for the platform. now, neil young was the first celebrity to pull his music on spotify over joe rogan's podcast and joined by other artists for blaming sparta five joe rogan to have a platform with false information about covid-19. david and stephen the latest to join him. some celebrities are giving their support to joe rogan in response to a video. and depending his show. james writing that he has known rogan to be nothing but

objective and speaking truth. and americans are tuning out the medias silence. >> there is a new day that needs to be silence and american public finds that repellent and then i think you are also right, the rules if they want to impose on others in is ensnaring them self and if a worker and say the wrong thing, you get destroyed but if you are whoopi goldberg and say something stunning, they rushed to her aid and defend her. >> former 2020 canada tulsi gabbard sounding off. >> freedom of speech is being threatened. we need to have the confidence in america we can express ourselves and the freedom to speak without the threat of punishment looming over us. >> carley: now, guys, rogan did apologize those offended by his podcast, but he also called out those who claimed their

shares covid misinformation and the science continues to change. >> carley: certainly does, brooke, thank you for that reporting pier at the u.s. army announcing american soldiers who have not yet been vaccinated against covid will be discharged immediately. soldiers have until december 15th to get vaccinated or apply for an exemption. service members who are discharged will not receive involuntary separation pay. they have to pay back, listen 96% of active troops are fully vaccinated. >> todd: virginia judge delaying a decision whether executive order from glenn youngkin lifting mask mandates in schools will stand up your last week the school board filed a lawsuit seeking to block the order and glenn youngkin's order reversed state mandates and from local school boards basically given the choice to parents. you cannot be forced to do it. colorado school district is following glenn youngkin's lead by giving parents a education.

dr. matthew neil joins us with the details. dr. neil, thank you for being here. giving parents choice. >> i think it was a really a challenge of our school board. we have a new school board that came in in november and making sure the parents have that transparency in the classroom of understanding what is being taught and also the parents responsibility to voice when there is a controversial subject they would like to opt their child out of. >> todd: here are some of the topics that parents can opt out of that they want to become a controversial topics, sexual content and profanity, drug use in materials and may be polarizing along racial ethnic or religious lines. it seems logical to me. have you had any pushback? >> we are right in the middle of finishing up the policy and out on the community with support. and help us write the policy so we have a little bit of work to

do before it technically rolls out at the beginning of next year. but so far, asking for transparency is working really well. >> shocking concept. parental choice and parents eat, a great army look for success. how do you strike the balance, dr. neil wanting to give parents that choice but also on the other hand letting teachers teach? >> welcome i think it really rest on the shoulders of the teachers. we have amazing teachers and i don't presume to tell teachers what to teach. we have content standards that they know well enough. and it is really about giving a pathway for them to understand when they get close to the edge of a controversial subject, they can go to the administrator or essential, this is feeling controversial and i would like to teach it but what does that approval for doing that? an approval process but transparent communication to parents putting it on the shoulders of parents to choose to opt out of a subject.

while giving alternate learning assignment so not letting kids skip school for the day. the teachers have a responsibility and do a good job giving learning assignment to a child to fulfill the requirement of the standard. >> todd: your mission statement on this concept is so vital for every american right here right now. i will read it verbatim "the goal is student achievement, not validating a specific point of view." doctor, why have so many schools in the country got away from that notion? again, i was born and raised in colorado. i'm not sure about the rest of the nation, but i would say the parent choice, the option of parents. i don't know that we've gone away from it but really explicit about our parent support and our teachers in that relationship and the kind that partnership back and forth as the backbones of teaching itself and helping students learn.

so whether mask mandates. we had a snow day yesterday, that is a partnership. and i think across america from what i see that partnership at times is broken and i think in the school park district, we are making an effort to make sure a solid effort between parents and teachers. >> todd: dr. neil this was the most refreshing interview on the show in a very long time. i feel you are facing confident in the education system in our country. may be we moved to colorado, dr. matthew because what you are doing sounds like it will work, dr. neil, thank you so much, carley. >> carley: 35 minutes after the hour. did you hear this? >> it is important to look at every aspect of this outbreak, the lessons learned so i'm definitely in favor of that. >> an about-face by dr. anthony fauci after fox news investigation on covid origin. plus, millions of americans in the path of another massive

winter storm, and it could be coming your way next. janice dean here with everything you need to do before you head out onto the road this morning. ♪ ♪

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facing battle -- battery. the department will keep each other informed of investigations. the d.a.'s office is withholding and consoling information from the department. >> carley: a 7-year-old struck and killed leaving holiday light show in new mexico in december. two months later the deadly hit-and-run suspects has finally been arrested. the victim's family fear he may get off easy. the boys father joins me now. good morning to you, this is an unimaginable loss. and you say you are worried that your son's killer may get minimal sentence. why do you feel that way? >> good morning, carley, thank you for giving me a voice. so, you know, there are a couple of reasons why we feel that way. one is based on the president's

similar crimes in new mexico. and technically, we had a chance to speak to the district attorney briefly may be he was just trying to prepare me, but he did mention at this debate, the sentence will be less than what we expect. and so we have had a lengthy discussion at the d.a.'s office and we learned that catching or apprehending a criminal and prosecuting him are totally two different things and it seems like the judges are willing to take the side of the criminal and make sure that all of their rights are protected. >> carley: i cannot believe the district attorney as you are grieving the loss of your son, be prepared that your the

sentence may not be as long as supposed to be. how did it feel when he said that? >> carley, i won't explain the district attorney. i think he is trying to do his best. maybe just preparing me for some disappointment. and you know my understand this is my first interaction with both the district attorney and in general, law enforcement. i'm realizing that both the police and the district attorney are limited by so many things. ultimately, that gets the lawyers and the judges that there are a lot of restrictions on what both the police department and the d.a.'s office can do. >> carley: you know, you say

that this guy from the suspect, he was driving drunk and may not be charged with a dui. he ran a red light killing your son and also injuring you. he will probably be charged with careless driving and not reckless driving. you say something clearly needs to change in what i just read. what is that? >> there are so many things that need to change. but at this point, i feel like a parent or a child who dies, i feel like the laws have been written to, first of all, get extreme protection to the criminal as well as people who support it or helps it anyway. and the second thing is the

way -- i feel like and this is a lifestyle of many people in new mexico, draping without a license and all of that and i feel like they feel empowered to some extent and not facing major consequences. whatever they do, -- >> carley: that is a really good answer and you have three children, we are looking at pictures of him on the screen, your oldest son. real quickly tell us about him. what was he like? >> everybody thinks their child is the sweetest and the most talented. whenever my wife told me that, i told her that every mother feels

that way. obviously, as a parent come i think he was the smartest and the teacher would agree as well, but what i remember about him the most is the first seven years, he was the most gentle and giving child i have ever seen. that anybody who had a chance to interact with him, i'm sure they would agree that he was really an amazing person. >> carley: thank you so much for sharing your story. i know it is difficult, but i know a lot of people will be praying for you and we hope you get justice. thank you for joining us, aditya bhattacharya. >> thank you. stay when a major winter storm underway as millions of americans will wake up to a similar site as you see on your screen here in branson, missouri, with a foot or more of snow to fall. 20 states from new mexico to chicago, illinois, will see some

form of snow, sleet or freezing rain for the next day or so. speak with dangerous driving conditions making travel nearly impossible. senior meteorologist janice dean. >> hi, there over a foot of snow already parts of the midwest, illinois, and michigan. we are going to get more snowfall totals throughout the day. the current temperature is, we have that arctic cold front. it is moving and we have temperatures 20 degrees below normally but they are at this time of year. that is how a powerful along the front with the mass of trouble. we could see the potential for severe storms including isolated tornadoes. the ice storm is the most dangerous part of the storm and then we will see the snow. it is visiting us in the northeast tomorrow with a mix of all sorts of stuff. winter weather alerts really from the southwest through taxes all the way to the northeast with that ice storm warning for parts of mississippi to tennessee and ohio river valley.

there is the snowfall forecast, but it is the ice i'm at the ice that will cause power line problems and on the roadways. so we have an ice storm warning for several of these states. listen to your local officials. don't be out on the road. we were talking about this yesterday the ice is the worst thing when it comes to weather hazard. >> todd: janice, thank you so much. the mayor of los angeles said he was not breaking mask rules at the rams game because he was not breathing. >> when people asked for a photograph, a chance of infection will happen. >> carley: wow i'm a what do you do when multimillion dollar yacht is too big and luxurious to fit under a bridge? you dismantle the bridge in which u.s. millionaire making his way overseas coming up next. ♪ ♪

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>> todd: take a look athost of news and fox nation, a very busy man wearing many hats. you heard the poll numbers. as refresher, take a listen to

how president biden is doing on the job, listen to this. >> president biden: i didn't over promise, i outperformed what would happen. have you to acknowledge we made enormous progress. >> carley: it doesn't seem like you think a lot of people made enormous progress. >> jimmy: if biden doesn't win an emmy, they shouldn't give them out. joe biden is on pace to become a term in our vo cab larry for things going bad. in the movie "king pin," what happened to your car? it munsoned on me. what happened to that prom date hu? it biden'ed on me, this is a disaster, no way to look at this from an objective ang and he will say it is going well. look at the poll.

brought down the quality of life in every aspect, when you get military preparedness, it is horrible we are losing confidence. we are stacking up on gender pronouns, it is frightening. seriously, it is bad when army tanks has bumper stickers that say hate has no home here. >> todd: you near trouble, jimmy, when the mayor of los angeles explains why he wasn't breaking mask rules the following way, listen. >> asked for a photograph, zero percent chance of infect. it is crystal clear nobody was in danger by that. >> todd: the mayor was not breathing at the game. nobody in sofi stadium was breathing, does he think we're

idiots? >> jimmy: he does. this is equivalent of saying, i don't do cocaine, i just like the smell of it. come on, garcetti. anybody sitting at home was unsure who to root for in the super bowl, you got to go bengals because of the hypocritical jerks in l.a. like london breed, garcetti and gavin newsom, i'm not even mad at him for not wearing one, i don't expect him to adhere to his rules, they never have. i'm mad this charade anyone should be wearing a mask period, especially at a football game. it is like when you are eating 10,000 calorie box of nachos and chugging 12 beers, heaven forbid you do something bad for your health along the way. >> carley: talk about the next story, it caught our attention. it is ridiculous.

jeff bezos is building a super yacht, there is a bridge in its way, he is paying for the bridge to be taken down. the bridge is in the netherlands. what is your reaction to this story? >> jimmy: it is amazing how quickly democrats went to just taking down bridges, who even cares, like bez bez, there is a lesson for everybody in this, he got so rich, he's bored. he built a rocket to leave earth, that is how bored he got. he left earth. that didn't do it for him, now he's taking down a bridge. >> carley: you are right, i think he's bored. jimmy, you keep us entertained. >> jimmy: go, bengals. >> carley: biden administration is hiding from the american people, we're seeing heart breaking images of the border

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>> todd: fox news alert. much of joe biden's secret migrant operation is unknown. shocking images from the border in daylight. wearing cammo and arrested in 36 hours in texas. we just learned, those flights carrying illegal immigrants have cost you the taxpayer $340 million. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: that is a lot of money. talking to dhs secretary chad wolf about this this hour. we b