today president biden set to host french president macron at the white house a day after macron reportedly spoke against climate incentives in biden's inflation bill. >> i think it's super aggressive no surprise other countries think it's super aggressive. >> time is precious and something you can't get back. >> mourners gathering for a candlelight vigil in memory of four university of idaho students that were killed. >> law enforcement officials now walking back their initial claim that one or more of the victims were targeted. >> he has been to the border

since he took office. >> when did he go to the border? >> white house once again claiming president biden has been to the border even though there is no record of him making that visit. >> number of illegal aliens continues unabated apple remains silent on the demonstration cans breaks out of china including those iphone company as the latest update is helping the ceo crack down. apple changes the features on phone in china why do that for the ccb. >> fernandez chipping through. and there is another goal for argentina. i love walking into work this morning because can you hear the music out there. we have our beautiful christmas tree the all-american fox christmas tree. we have the american flag and the fox flag. just a great reminder of how fortunate we are and we thank you all for waking up with us

and making us a part of your morning. december 1st, y'all, we are in the spirit. >> do you know what would be great. tried to have a record something there a chorus that works overnights where we could have actually h live music as we walk in. >> ainsley: a choir. >> steve: chris, can you look on craig's list to see if we can get a chorus. >> inspiration. >> steve: you call it a chorus. you just mean singers. you want some singers? >> brian: i want them in sync. >> that's different do you want n sink they are available. >> brian: not even more. even justin tim bore lake is affordable now. >> steve: budget. >> ainsley: take it out of your salary. that was a great suggestion. call them. will brian did take smallest coffees we have ever seen.

>> brian: be preset. >> ainsley: look what he bought himself, the large. he got us a small. >> brian: chris, i got you a medium, too. >> ainsley: this is the bike trying to ride down the stairs with the training wheels. >> steve: we love dunkin' donuts we want the all size. all cups are not created equally. >> brian: someone worked on my pre-sets. there is a lot of people working behind the scenes. >> steve: we know people in law enforcement. we can get to the bottom of it. >> brian: who sells working phone is hacked. somebody else on msnbc phone was hacked. >> ainsley: anderson cooper a long time working out someone tweeted something. >> brian: my phone was hacked. i want to get to the bottom of this and there is going to be an arrest. we alternates who pays for coffee every morning and buy seven large just black coffees for the staff. we always add one more. the eighth cup is brian's. >> steve: always dinner. and every day it's different. last week he bought a coffee

that cost $7 and $50. i have no -- our coffee was like 2 bucks his was $7. he adds expresso almond milk. >> ainsley: peanut butter one time. >> brian: i don't eat until noon i need something to look forward. to say. >> steve: have the person look into the hacking look into the price thing. >> brian: i will. >> steve: we just showed you our christmas tree. they lit the national -- or the white house christmas tree last night. and, in fact, president macron was there hind was there as well. and he is hosting the french president today for the first state visit of the biden administration. >> ainsley: the two leaders had dinner last night and despite the smiles for the cameras as you can see privately macron describing biden's climate policies as super aggressive. >> brian: really, he could fill in on "fox & friends." we have been saying the same thing. jacqui heinrich joins us from the white house. hey, jacqui. >> good to see you this morning. the french president emmanuel macron told lawmakers yesterday that u.s. industrial subsidies are, quote: super aggressive

against french competitors. that's according to an afp reporter in the room with macron and lawmakers at a lunch yesterday ahead of the dinner and then press conference happening later on today. macron warned that the inflation reduction act investment in u.s. manufacturing insurance environmentally friendly industries would kill a lot of jobs in europe. it may quote fix your issue but you will increase my problem. macron added he just wanted to be respected as a good friend, according to the report. it is a rocky start to biden's first state dinner of his presidency. the white house press secretary karine jean-pierre was asked about it in yesterday's briefing. listen. >> provisions that will contribute to the globe of clean energy sector globally. that is important to note it. presents significant opportunities for european firms as well as benefits to eu energy security and this is not a zero sum game for us. we see a constructive path of

engagement with the eu on this. >> state dinner and press conference today comes as biden cast doubt on 2024 re-election bid giving this response yesterday someone in a crowd who shouted four more years. listen. >> no one has ever done as much as president as this administration is doing. period. [cheers] i am committed. [applause] >> and as my grandfather finnegan would say that's the irish in me. thank you very much. >> four more years. >> i don't know about that. thanks. thank you, thank you, thank you. >> i don't know about that is what he said. biden previously said he would make his decision on whether or not to seek another term at some point in the new year. meantime, democrats are now considering switching up their primary nominating calendar. we always deal with iowa, new hampshire first. and they are talking about potentially changing things. so a lot of news to unpack potentially in the new year,

guys. >> steve: and, jacqui, last night the president took mr. macron and his wife from a secret to a fancy restaurant in georgetown called fee ola mayor. there is a mayor from the potus official twitter account. isn't that the same restaurant that the president and the first lady went into last year and didn't wear a mask when everybody in d.c. was supposed to be wearing a mask? >> that is correct. i think he was paul to the bathroom or something or maybe he was walking into to his table but it called a bit of a flask because at the time, everyone was supposed to be wearing masks and of course it was like at the height of the absurdity of that rule where you could take your mask off to eat in the restaurant but you had to wear it when you were walking around. yeah. >> brian: we lived that life for two years walking around. some restaurants wanted to do it in between chews. [laughter] >> brian: it was unbelievable. >> steve: yack question, who picked up the tab last night, do we know? is it protocol for the president to pick up a foreign leader's

tab? >> i don't know to the answer to that i would assume probably we are hosting them. i can find out. >> steve: ask karine jean pier i'm sure the answer is in that big book of answers. >> probably is. >> brian: do the french have snails every day. >> ainsley: oscar go no no we ty don't. >> steve: we have them in this country i have them in my garden. >> brian: those antennas are chewy. >> ainsley: friday frog legs, oscar go and caviar? >> brian: if you are out of cows, cook anything you see. [yuck] >> steve: looks delicious. >> ainsley: restaurant must have good food he has gone back several times. >> steve: it's a gorgeous place. so during jacqui's piece, she was talking a little bit with how macron told lawmakers in country the inflation reduction act that was passed by the congress super aggressive in protecting the united states. good for the united states bad for the eu. brian was talking to jason chaffetz a little while ago. and had an observation about

that. and whether or not in wind was going to run for president again. here is what jason said. >> when we don't produce energy, guess what? the rest of the world has to look elsewhere. in france, roughly 80% nuclear. we're not as good at developing nuclear technology as we should. and but when we are aren't able to produce the liquid natural gas and do the other things the rest of the world who looks to a leader, they suffer. we suffer as the american people but certainly europe does. i think most people think he is not going to run in 2024, and i looked at the democrats, they are being so nice to him. you know, gavin newsom, who wakes up every morning and looked in the mirror and says oh, good morning, mr. president, i think he can't wait to run. i think mo hillary clinton is in that mix. >> brian: funny line. >> steve: mirror, mirror on the wall. >> brian: i think it's pretty clear he is running. >> ainsley: biden, not newsom?

>> brian: i haven't heard anyone talk seriously about running besides on the democratic side where have you about 10 people on the right. >> ainsley: when trump announced then they said you are running to biden. >> brian: interesting. >> steve: let's see. meanwhile, earlier this week president did call in the congressional leaders kevin mccarthy presumably the next speaker of the house was there during the meeting, kevin mccarthy invited the president to come to the southern border and see the border. and the president said so why do you want me to go? what would i see there? and he explained what he would see there because joe biden has never ever been to the border. he despite what his people have said and tried to b backpedal a little bit, never been to the border, certainly during his administration and we can't find any areported instance except a fleeting one. that's not what the white house spokesperson told our white house correspondent yesterday,

listen to. this kevin mccarthy says he invited president biden down to the border. has the president rsvp'd. [laughter] ing we know the president has never been down to the border. the possible next speaker wants him to go with him. so is he going to? >> so, look, he has been there. he has been to the border. and since he took offers. >> when did he go to the border? >> since he took office, the president biden has been taking action to fix our immigration system and secure our border. and that's why on day one he put forward an immigration reform piece of legislation to deal with what is currently happening at the border. but, you know, that -- we're not seeing that from republicans. >> ainsley: we are not seeing him down at the border ever. not even when he was vice president or senator. >> brian: title 42 is about to be repealed already they are seeing huge increase. griff jenkins it tweeted out 986

encounter in the last 24 hours. up 250% from this time last year which was by the way all the way out of control. bill melugin similar numbers. expecting as many as 18,000 a day. the caravans are beginning to assemble and storm the border. the president has got to come up with something to answer the question. how can he do that when he doesn't seem to have interest in it and not tell the truth about even having to eye the border when it was good or when it was bad over his almost 30 years in congress. listen to him in the past try to deal with this very issue having his press secretary have to answer the question has the president ever been to the border? like jen psaki. >> do you have plans to visit the southern border? >> i have been there before and i haven't -- i mean, i know it well. i guess i should go down, but the -- but the whole point of it is, i haven't had a whole hell of a lot of time to get down. i have been spending time going around, looking at the $900 billion worth of damage done by, by hurricanes and

floods and weather and traveling around the world. but i plan on -- now my wife jill has been down there. >> why did president biden say he has been to the border? >> well, peter, as you may have seen, there has been reporting that he did drive through the border when he was on the campaign trail in 2008. [laughter] >> steve: the reporting was not that he drove through the border he landed in el paso and drove near the border. the whole thingance. >> ainsley: for a campaign trip. >> steve: in 2008 e saw the border through the rear view mirror of the car if he was looking. here's the thing. that's why kevin mccarthy invited him down to look at the problem at the border. you cannot see it from your rear view mirror, mr. president. and that's why peter has asked that question a couple of times and they, for a long time they go well, he has been there. he has been there. he has not been to the border. >> and their idea of a campaign trip where he lands in el paso is not visiting the border patrol agents. it's not being your feet on the

ground and talking to the people there and going to these shelters or talking to the migrants to find out more information on a story that is massive and very important to everywhere american especially when we learned almost 100 people crossed our border and apprehended and on the terror watch list. how many are actually in our country that have gotten through that were not caught. those got-aways because there are a lot of got-aways being reported by our border patrol agents it's mandatory you have to go down there and serve. asking for volunteers in 2021. go down there air marshals and help our border patrol agents for 30 days. they didn't get enough of them. now they are making them do it and the air marshals are not happy about it. >> brian: david done dough said this on a possible mutiny rank and file air marshals refuse to deploy and risk termination. almost have to mutiny of the federal agency which sun heard of. think about this, you sign up to be an air marshall has nothing to do with work the border and because you are a federal

employee you got to go do it get somebody from, i don't know, from labor? why not just get some other people that are unqualified. do you really think by the way anyone can do that job just send anyone down there without any additional training or because your border patrol is so diverted that you have basically just changing diapers if you do appear there. axios had a story yesterday, that the biden administration is eyeing a lot of trump era moves at the border from the remain in mexico on down in order to try to get some order there because they are realizing this sun tenable do you know how many air marshals on planes. >> one per 100 planes. >> here is the scary thing about that. we have had two attempts on the homeland during the holiday season since 9/11. we are in the holiday season. if you are bad bad guy.

design, only 1 in 100. before i don't know of which those guys is an air marshall. >> ainsley: accident make me feel safe. i will say if i was on the plane and someone tried to storm the cockpit i guarantee after 9/11 a lot of people on the plane would jump up and react. >> steve: ainsley, there were two incidents in the last two weeks. a guy with a box cutter on a frontier airlines flight. he was subdued and arrested. and then there was another guy who got some sharp bladed thing, held it up against a passenger's throat on a jetblue flighted. you need air marshals. we know that for a fact ruferlly because there is such a flood of migrants into the country, they need people on our southern border to certainly act as a clerk. >> ainsley: what are air marshals going to do? they don't know how to patrol the border. >> brian: they have respect for the job. they just think anyone can do

it. >> ainsley: open borders now our flights are not going to be protected. >> brian: two measures being considered. one proposal would be to bar all single adults who illegally cross the border having not first applied in the country in which they came. these a -- all these remedies are trump remedies that they said was heartless and cruel. almost every one is going to be put in place because, guess what? the border was functioning when the president came in. and he blown it wide open including not finishing the border wall. >> steve: i want air marshals back on the planes where they belong. they are air marshals. they are not border marshals. all right, 7:17. carley joins us with news from alabama and it's not good. >> carley: yeah. that's right. big time weather news here, guys. two people are dead in alabama after at least 35 reported tornadoes rocked the south between tuesday night and yesterday morning. many seeking shelter in the dark of night as severe storms across louisiana, mississippi and alabama.

thankfully power has mostly been restored after more than 50,000 people lost electricity yesterday. new video out of china shows people standing on a window legislation during a high rise fire. two residents seen here desperately trying to avoid black smoke billowing from the building. the fire comes as china plans to losen its covid restrictions after weeks of historic protest. house democrats elect hakeem jeffries as the party's leader in the next congress. jeffries will the first black lawmaker to serve in the role. he ran unopposed and will succeed nancy pelosi to returns to being a rank and file member. jeffries has reportedly already met with leading house progressives including squad members camilla jayapal, cori bush, ilhan omar and alexandria ocasio-cortez. listen to this, one grandmother says she is charging her family for christmas dinner. the mom of five and grand math six relies on a pension.

so, caroline dudridge is charging up to $18 for adults. her 12-year-old and three 9-year-old grandchildren have to pay $6 and her two 3-year-old grandchildren are being charged $3 each. even the 3-year-old. she says, quote: i know many people will criticize charging for christmas meal. but i'm not bothered. it's not money grabbing. it's just making budgeting sense and spreading the cost fairly. the family says she is teaching her family the grandmother says that she is teaching the family an important life lesson. those are your headlines. you got to pay by today. >> brian: whose idea was this first? >> ainsley: grandmother's. >> steve: she has been doing it for a number of years. she has done it for a while. ains. >> carley: this woman? >> brian: that was my idea charge. >> steve: started with you at halloween. >> you wanted to charge trick-or-treaters.

>> brian: i couldn't get a lot of momentum. >> steve: thank you very much, carley. you read the story, the way carley described what the lady said, people are think i'm going to think i'm crazy for charging my family. she is on a fixed income. the only way she can have the big meal is if everybody kicks in. it's a really nice thing. essentially she says, okay, what do you want for the big meal? when you think about it and she gets the wine and whatever they want. it's less than 20 bucks, the best deal in town. >> ainsley: i would bay that i would pay the whole bill for her if i had her phone number. i don't know how to get in touch with her. >> steve: she is in england. >> ainsley: get piers morgan to send some of the money. >> brian: since he is the only english friend. >> ainsley: fixed income do all the cooking and hard work. >> brian: have the new king pay. >> steve: meanwhile, coming up, the new king of media, elon musk twitter takeover is exposing the tech giant's dirty laundry. who is adding to the growing chorus calling the censorship of

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callahan walsh. >> good morning, callahan. >> thank you for having me. >> well, thanks for coming on, why do you think they walked this back? it was miscommunication? what does that tell you? >> i think it was that statement that they made a little too early. it's easy for the public to make a statement like that but law enforcement is usually a little more careful when making comments of the like because we have parents saying well, if someone was targeted, who was targeted? which one of the children were targeted? were all of them targeted? i think they started putting things in the public's mind that law enforcement didn't necessarily want them to be focusing on. and so they are walking back that statement and what is unfortunate is they are not following up with any other information or any other statement to provide the public. >> ainsley: we don't have answers. some of the lab results they said were coming in. and is going to take a little bit longer for other lab results. they are not saying whether or not they have any d.n.a. how long does this process take and what is that process? >> well, to process d.n.a., really depends on the lab. it can take anywhere from 24 to

74 hours or it can take upwards of a month. now, collecting that d.n.a. does take some time. depending on the lab. it takes a little bit of time to process it. and what's interesting to me is it's now two weeks out. without any information, a couple things could be happening. either they are using a lab that is not a fast lab. and i don't know why they would be doing that. the other is that if there's d.n.a. that they are collecting, first of all, there's a lot of people in that home. a lot of people are living there. a lot of were there partying. a lot of d.n.a. scattered all over that house. number three, if they are processing it through codis they haven't gotten a hit yet because they haven't named a suspect or made an arrest. really, i don't think they have much to go on as far as any d.n.a. or anything they have at this point. hopefully some of those tests will come back and will give them more information. >> ainsley: it seems crazy to you will of a us to picture how much blood was probably there after you have murdered four people and walk out and covered in blood and they can't find out who this person is. maybe they know something and

they are not telling us. what about it's no longer -- that house is no longer a crime scene. they can are telling them they can go back in the house and get the belongings, i'm sure of the two girls that survived probably don't want to stay there anymore. is it is no longer a crime scene. what does that tell you? >> it seems to me they collected every piece of evidence that they think is important. iin fact, they towed the vehicls away as well. i know they have gone over that crime scene with a fine tooth comb and hopefully they have gotten everything they need and haven't left anything behind. those poor girls having to go back in that house to collect their belongs, i would never step foot back in that home,. >> ainsley: i wonder what they will do with that house if the owner is going to demolish it. i doubted anyone will want to live there. watch in pursuit with john walsh on discovery plus. have great day. >> thank you. >> ainsley: come up, shut down, apple colluding with china's communist party restricting people from open communication as protests rage across the country. vivek ramaswamy reacts live as many slam the tech giant for its

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>> steve: it is one of america's most valuable company if not the world and now apple is the biggest company in the world facing backlash over its ties to

china. >> ainsley: tech giant now accused of helping the communist government continue violent crackdown of lock down protesters as it restricts iphone users in china from using their air drop, images and files while dodging censors. >> brian: vivek ramaswamy is the author of nation of victim joins us now. >> are you surprised that apple is siding with the chinese government? >> i am not surprised, brian, because this is a part of a broader pattern in that company's behavior. when the ccp says jump. apple asks how high. that is consistent. on the 30th anniversary of the tiananmen square massacre, what did apple do? it actually banned any mention of that incident in any song on its i tune stores in that region of the world. of course in, of the taiwanese flag emoji even in hong kong and other regions. and there's a good reason for, this brian. apple is dependent on china for its supply chain to produce its iphones. they are economically tethered

to china so they will do whatever china demands that they do. and this is also intentional on the ccp's part. because the ccp knows that when the world's largest company repeatedly criticizes alleged social injustice here in the united states, as apple does, without saying a peep about actual human rights atrocities in china, that creates a false moral equivalence between the two countries. this is intentional all the way down. >> steve: well, you know, and vivek one of the conversations this week has been about tiktok how it's owned by a chinese company bite dance and how they are gathering information about your kid and they have got it in some big server over in china. that is based in china. everybody's apple iphone these apple iphones were built in china. >> that's exactly right. at the end of the day, the economic linkage is part of how china uses companies to advance their we geopolitical interest. china last a general phrase you have to earn your social license to be able to do business there. that is drew for tiktok, which

is owned by a chinese company. i believe tiktok is a trojan horse for data collection in the united states while also corrupting the mind of american youth that move can easily be made on apple as well. you take a different silicon valley darling like airbnb according to "wall street journal" journal reporting they are turning over data of u.s. users to the ccp as a condition for doing business there. this is something that in america we need to wake up to. this is not free market capitalism when china is using political merchant rules two sided sim. >> ainsley: we don't trust them. what do they put no our phone when they build it over there i wish we could bring this company to america. kids getting sick and can't get prescriptions now. pills are made in china. my nephews are all sick and my brother went to so many pharmacies. >> steve: supply chains. >> ainsley: they could not get what they needed. elon musk is teasing now that he is going to release the twitter files about free speech. and we're also hearing from someone who used to work for twit his or her sighing it was a

mistake. listen to this. this was an interview. a sift down interview with a reporter. and this guy, his name is rowwell roth and he quit twitter but he said it's would you have recently we didn't know what to believe. we didn't know what was true. there was smoke and ultimately for me it didn't reach a place where i was comfortable removing content from twitter set off finely tuned apa 28 hack and leak alarm bells also said that the reporter mistake to take that off of twitter, what's your reaction? >> this is why we should not be making centralized determines of truth anywhere. the way we get to truth is free speech and debate. the way we correct with bad speech is with more speech. american way. i'm glad it appears to be the way forward for twitter. i could think that sunlight will

be disinfectant whether it was hunter biden story other areas of government coordination with' cans like twitter to silence critics of the government. that is something that the citizens of this nation deserve to see in plain sight so that the right people can be held accountable. >> i think it's very hard to make an argument against that kind. >> brian: amazing how many people rushing to confession. i'm sorry what happened. i made a mistake. one by one they are coming forward. but we are going to remember who was this first. vivek, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> ainsley: thank you. >> steve: denied a diploma. house republicans probing the naval academy amid reports midshipmen who sought covid vaccine exceptions are being punished. >> ainsley: army veteran and florida congressman greg steube is among those demanding answers and he joins us live. ♪mmun

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some midshipman from graduating. those reportedly not receiving their diplomacy sought religious accommodations so the pentagon's covid vaccine mandate. yeah, they still have one. florida congressman and army vet himself greg steube is among those demanding answers and joins us now. congressman, there is some construction in the background so everybody at home don't be alarmed but you are going to work through it. congressman, first off, when you heard about all of this, what are your first thoughts? >> yeah, this is a constituent of mine, who went through the process, joined the naval academy before covid. and now is being told she is not only not going to get commissioned but she is not even going to be able to graduate and get a diploma. think of spending four years of your life in cleaning and not even being able to get a degree for the work you have done. a young woman who want to serve her country and all because she doesn't want to take the covid vaccine based on religious exemptions that are being refused by this administration and the dod it's absolutely atrocious and we are treating our young people this way just based based on religious view these don't want to take the

vaccine. >> brian: unbelievable. the thing unacceptable, do you believe who is behind it. do you believe president biden himself is behind it? is this his chief, secretary austin the army general? >> it's got to go aoun all the way up to the top. it's got to be secretary austin, biden forcing these vaccine mandates on our military service members and then denying their ability under religious exemptions to not take it. it's got to go all the way to the top. >> brian: the way you see it they are going to graduate for academy, great years great grades and all the requirements and not get the degree because of a vehicle seen mandate? >> not even being not commissioned, which is one thing. but show won't get commissioned or degree for the four years she spent there it's absolutely atrocious. >> brian: look at the big picture of our military we are falling short everywhere. army is 15,000 short of the recruiting goals. national guard 7500. navy 10% of goal. the marine met their goal, the air force 10% of goal. we need people. but if something is not done

quickly. we're going to lose 20,000 because they don't want to get vaccinated. how can that be the rule of the land in country. >> thankfully we took the house, the republicans took the house. and we are going to make sure that those type of things aren't hang when we do the appropriations process. and demand to too away with the covid vaccine that they're not going to get their funding. >> brian: evidently, there is 45 billion in supplemental funding to the pentagon that's needed. and it looks like at least two senators, republican senators won't sign off on it. graham as well as rick scott until this is released. you know, there are at love democrats that are dug in on this? >> certainly the administration is. i haven't talked to my colleagues here in the house about it. but, when we take the majority back, these are things that we can demand when we pass the nba and will package. you can't force evenings on service members. if they file religious exemptions they have to be approved. >> brian: congressman "studio by," thanks so much. i appreciate you being here. hopefully people are seeing, this clear-minded people and

will take action. congressman greg steube. >> good to see you. >> brian: reached out to the u.s. naval academy for a statement. we have not heard back. you have plenty of people there, pick up the phone. the president and freedom fighter out on paperback. thanks so much for getting it and new information in it. i will will be live on stage with some of my fox friends at the new jersey performing arts center. it's now one day away. pete hegseth, rachel campos duffy, one person, three names. carley shimkus, all there doing things on stage that you have never seen them do before. brian kilmeade.com for tickets. hope to see you all there. it's a great march through history and a lot of fun. meanwhile, it will be a live streaming on fox nation beginning at 8:30. but if you can be there in person, be there. and also on saturday, come see me in jacksonville. i will be there, tom bush bmw beginning at noon right after the u.s. beats ea netherlands. go over to carley shimkin --

shimkus. >> carley: you can call me anything that day has been marked on my calling darfur months. it will be fun. turning to headlines starting with this horrific story out of new york city. the nypd is searching for a hit and run driver who mowed down a mom and her four young children at a brooklyn bus stop. the mom was picking up her two children with her baby in a stroller when police say the driver ignored a school bus' stop sign. the mom was reportedly pinned under the bus screaming for help. the victims were rushed to the hospital and thankfully they are in stable condition. the pennsylvania senate is moving forward with efforts to impeach philadelphia district attorney larry krasner. yesterday lawmakers voted to formally accept articles of impeachment filed by the state house. the impeachment is part of a wave of efforts around the country to remove progressive prosecutors over their soft on crime policies. the impeachment trial is set to begin in mid january. krasner will have until decembe. and more drama between two of

golf's biggest stars. liv golf phil mickelson calling out tiger woods for making a false claim that the pga tour had to take out a loan during the pandemic. mychalson pointing out the gpa tour 2018 tax returns which report more than $3 billion in stocks cash and nonliquid assets and that's just for the nonprofit side of the organization. the war of words comes as woods criticized players of the saudi-backed league and called on ceo greg norman to step down oh boy. janice, over to you. >> janice: hello. good morning. i have got a friend here what's your name my friend. >> jed morris. >> where are you from. >> new albany, mississippi. >> janice: it's cold out. >> it is cold here. >> janice: how are you dealing with it. >> i'm handling it pretty well. > >> janice: who dupe to say hi to. >> my no, ma'am jerry morris. >> she watches every day. >> she does. >> janice: take a look at cold temperatures across the northeast. actually, you know what? we have to talk about the tornadoes yesterday because we

had 79 warnings. a tornado outbreak and 13 confirmed tornadoes. i point that out because we get these reports and people think they are confirmed but we have a whole crew of people have to go out and investigate and confirm they were tornadoes. better days ahead across portions of alabama, mississippi, georgia and the florida panhandle and then across the northeast we had such gusty winds yesterday with the storm snl and heavy snow across eerie and ontario. look at the wind gusts a lot of power outages and delays and travel cancellations. forecast today a big storm moving into the west. the reps of the country is pretty quiet. it's cold here in new york. and there's your forecast for the big game on saturday, brian. i know you are going to be watching. i think 85 is pretty good for soccer weather, yeah? >> brian: that's what happens when you play in the dessert. most likely going to get some sun even in november. >> janice: pretty good for forecasters. easy. >> brian: that's why weather is easy to replace you. not replaceable here.

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