>> todd: a fox news alert, 30 people dead in western new york state after historic blizzard reeks havoc on buffalo. officials expect the number to continue to rise and the storm is the deadliest in four decades for that area. just horrific. you're watching "fox and friends first," on wednesday morning, i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier, in for carley shimkus. travel ban in buffalo, state police delivering meals and

water to residentses and cars and buildings are being dug out from the snow. adam klotz joins us. this has been bad for people. >> the snow in buffalo, just stopped yesterday in buffalo. it's been ongoing, ongoing and still cold there for millions of americans early this morning. change is on the way. i will begin with cold temperatures. that line along the mississippi and east is where temperatures are low. not nearly what it was a couple district attorneys ago. 27 in chicago -- cold air settled across the country. to the west, 40 in kansas city, warmer in dallas than it has been last couple mornings at 46 degrees. warmer air and change will be occurring.

forecast highs over next several days, today is getting warmer, 50 in kansas city. pay attention to the time stamp in the upper corner. heat will build on eastern half of the country. more mild temperatures, back to normal and getting back to above normal as you see heat return and we're talking about abnormally warm temperatures. snow will start to melt, this issic taking you to friday. high of 54 in new york city, 51 in detroit, much warmer air taking control across the entire half of the country and that will melt snow and ice. feeling much better going into saturday in new york city, where it is still 50. warmer air on the way. going from christmas day temperatures to new year's day temperatures, cincinnati, ohio, 73 degrees.

maine, 46 degrees, 30 to 40 degrees warmer here from christmas day to new year's day. much more pleasant. about 260 million people will see temperatures above average for new year's day. not just getting back to where you should be, but above average. any systems, there is snow moving across the pacific northwest and settling into the highlands of the desert. the big story approaching new year's day, complete 180's, record cold to now 50 for a lot of folks. >> ashley: that 41 degrees in buffalo, what are they going to do when that snow starts melting and there is flood issues? they can't catch a break. >> they can't catch a break, i think passable roads, they will be grateful. >> todd: we're getting rain over the weekend, hope buffalo gets

relief, it is getting slammed right now. for an area used to getting slammed by winter weather, this is off the charts. >> ashley: would they have astronomical amounts? >> way above where they should be this time of year. >> todd: often good stories come out of tragedy and bad. eight people arrested and charged with looting following the deadly storm. buffalo police release thanksgiving video, mayor byron brown calling the looters, the lowest of the low. that is something we can all agree with. still investigating more looted stores across the city. like i said, we've heard stories about people being rescued and first responders saving lives, it boggles the mind how people, we all come from the same sort of d.n.a. >> ashley: that is debatable.

>> todd: you have a choice of looting stores during an absolute tragedy combined with juxtaposition of people who do so much good, it is sad, sick and uplifting at the same time. ioc there are people that do this and people that would never dream of doing this, this is the world we live in and not just now, this is how it is for a long, long time. any time there major storm, you hear stories like this, i've covered stories like this, even in the heartland in missouri. it never gets easier. there is a different type of place for people who act like that, but when people are going through tragedy, it is horrible to see this happening. >> todd: it is not like stealing a loaf of bread to feed his kid, people are taking advantage of this and going to sell it online and make a profit, nobody should

be profiteering during a time like this. it is sad and i hope they throw the book at the individuals and in new york state we report they don't throw the book at anybody anymore. >> todd: heartbreaking story out of new orleans, man shot and killed by a stray bullet while christmas shopping with his grandmother. >> todd: the death was preventable and she joins us with her message next. w libertys your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. showtime. whoo! i'm on fire tonight. (limu squawks) yes! limu, you're a natural. we're not counting that. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪

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>> the adopted daughter of dennis eckersley gave birth to a baby boy in a tent in the woods late monday night and lied to police about her son location. they did find the infant struggling to breathe. she was likely under the of drugs. authorities say the baby is doing well in the hospital. ashley. >> ashley: tiktok star shot and killed in new orleans while christmas shopping for his grandmother. joining me live is brandon's

mother and father. first off, thank you -- >> i'm not hearing anything right now. >> ashley: looks like we're having trouble getting the communication going with them, we're working on getting them back. >> todd: a horrible story right here and underscores the problem we have in not just new orleans, but throughout our country and not just this year, last couple years. >> ashley: it is nationwide and especially in new orleans, heartbroken family members come on the show, on this network and say it has gotten worse, there 4z to be something done. we are going to talk now. can you hear me? >> yes, i can. >> ashley: i want to say, my

heart goes out to you and your husband, i'm sorry for your loss, it was senseless and tragic. what happened to brandon? >> brandon flew into new orleans about 11:00 and text me about 1 and told me had had a meeting downtown at 3. he had gone to his grandmother's. someone he went to school with picked him up and dropped him off to his meeting. after the meeting he went to the store to get things for my mother. the weather was cold and he didn't want her to come outside. apparently there was a gun battle that broke out and he got caught in the crossfire. >> ashley: i read he was an innocent bystander. what did you think when police

told you he wasn't the target, he was senselessly shot? >> i didn't need the police to tell me that and i don't recall the conversation addressing that issue, but i knew already that he wasn't the target. brandon has never been in a fight, he doesn't have an enemy, only a few people knew he was in the city. >> ashley: he had 250,000 followers on tiktok. have police told you how the investigation going? >> no, the police have told me very little. i spoke to a detective last night and she was able to tell me the name of the person he was in the car with and that was new information to me. she said there were a couple of

suspects in custody, but that was first time i heard from the police since it happened. they may be communicating through the family attorney. >> ashley: how has your city changed in recent years? >> well, i'm sorry, what is your name? >> i'm ashley. >> ashley, i don't think the change has been in recent years, not the way you mean. new orleans has been devolving for four years i know of. i wasn't born in new orleans, i was raised in new orleans and came to this city as a tween, not quite a teenager yet. this is a different world, i don't live in the city anymore. people say, do you miss living

in new orleans and i say if i lived in new orleans, i would miss new orleans, my new orleans is gone and it is not coming back. if there is a reason, if i can point to anything that might have led to the death of my son, i would say the city has neglected its youth for many years. there is not enough recreation or after-school programs not enough summer programs. there are people who are struggleing and some people working two jobs to pay the bills and they are not able to supervise teenagers and so forth and after-school care ages out at 12. there is no place to go for even good kids who would do better if they had better opportunities. what do they do? there is not enough safe havens. we've been cooking this problem

for a long time. we insulate ourselves and say it is not us, it is those people. if brandon wasn't safe in the middle of the day in the business district trying to get groceries, then none of us are safe. everybody has skin in this game. everybody has a dog in this fight and i think it is time for everyone to come aboard and our leaders need to get their priorities in place. it does matter who the leaders are and what their priorities are. so far, i have not seen any of our leaders step forward and put forth support our kids need, that is the pipeline, it startses with the kids. law enforcement will never be the solution to this problem. this problem has to become the slugsz to this problem has to come from investing in crime prevention and crime prevention is getting in front of it and it

starts with kids. >> ashley: you talked about not enough safe havens, especially in new orleans, is there a sense of safety for the youth or for adults in new orleans? >> i'm sorry, you said i didn't hear all of that, i'm having a little issue here. >> ashley: you said there were not enough safe havens in new orleans, is there any sense of security or safety for youth or adults in new orleans? >> i would venture to say there is not a sense of safety for youth or adults in any major city, certainly not in new orleans. the police department is understaffed and the juf nile system is chaotic right now. no, to answer your question, nobody is safe, not in nulsz issue not in new york issue not

in chicago, l.a. or d.c., this could happen to anyone at any time. if it could happen to brandon, a kid that has never been in trouble, he didn't drink, didn't smoke, didn't do drugs, he wasn't violent. he was an entertainer and loved new orleans, he represented new orleans. if you met my son, within five minute says, you knew he was from new orleans was he was a comedian. he represented this city and it is horrifying to me the city he loved chew him up and spit him out. >> ashley: heartbreaking to hear the words come from you and it is awful you lost your son entirely too soon. i hope there will be justice brought for brandon and your family, we appreciate you

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>> todd: the d.e.a. reporting 28,000 pounds of fentanyl were seized in california this year, that is enough to kill all of north america twice. >> ashley: a former activist and member of pacific alliance for prevention and recovery issin joing us to talk about this this morning.

how do we get this to stop? to me, it looks like it is so far gone we cannot get a grip on this. >> that's a great question and good morning. i'm not 100% sure how we can really make it stop. we talk about how many thousands of pounds of drugs are flowing across the border from mexico to the united states, that is where it is coming from, no other country in the world shares a border with a country pumping that much drugs into another country. we have turned around and seeing 100,000 overdose deaths every year in the united states and 28,000 pounds of fentanyl just in california, just by the d.e.a., doesn't include local municipalities. the police department here seized 140 pound in san

francisco just this year. >> todd: how easy it is to get deadly drugs on the streets? >> wow, well, where i live in san francisco, we have about three to five hundred organized drug deal earlies, cartel fuelled, working in broad daylight on the streetses. you can walk to 10 different street corners and walk up and say i need fentanyl and you can purchase it right there. they will sell it to anybody, if you have money, you can buy it. >> ashley: it is a two-part question, how much does this stuff cost and who is buying this? is it our youth? people in the workforce or mainly people who are addicted? >> it is everybody. i was out on the street four years ago, half the clients that would buy were drive-up

customers, they would get off work and drive up and buy heroin. fentanyl is reaching across all socio economic lines, you have young people, kids, people that are homeless and struggling with addiction and people getting off work and coming up to try it. it has taken over the drug market and become the primary drug of choice in san francisco. people that used to use heroin, you can't buy heroin anymore on the street, everything is fentanyl or meth and many time laced into the meth or cocaine. you buy one drug, you are getting fentanyl with it and you don't know. >> todd: this is thanks to china, they are facilitating this through the mexico border. your governor put out this other than waing about the deadly influx of fentanyl. yet he doesn't stand up and oppose the biden policies, does

that make any sense? >> it really doesn't. think of it this way, we talk about illegal immigration and two million people that crossed the border from mexico to the united states this year, the same groups trafficking or helping the coyotes, helping immigrantses cross the borderer part of the same organization smuggling drugs into the united states. once you understand those are one in the same faction, we must change and pivot approach to secure the border best we can to slow down that fentanyl from coming across into the united states. >> ashley: the stories we hear about marijuana laced fentanyl, we hear about that, too. tom, thank you so much. >> todd: thank you. >> my issue mr., thank you for having me. >> todd: the title 42 will stay in place for now, asking congressman buddy carter what

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>> todd: supreme court keeping title 42 in place against the white house wishes for now. >> ashley: good morning, lucas. >> good morning, the supreme court says title 42, pandemic health measure that turn said migrants away, will remain in

place now. 19 states asked the high court to keep it. gorsuch sided with his colleagues, writing the dissenting opinion saying the currents border crisis is not a covid crisis and court should not be perpetuating designed for one emergency only because elected officials failed to address a different emergency. we're a court of law, not policy makers and dhs gave the following admission. we will continue to manage the decade old immigration system that everyone agrees is broken. before taking offer for his vacation, president biden weighed in. >> president biden: -- will not decide -- apparently and we have to enforce it.

>> some democrats urging the president to do more. what is upon haing at the southern border is humanitarian crisis and we are committed to deliver bipartisan solutions to this situation. >> unless they change policy decision-making, you are going to see title 42 continue to get -- we got to win tonight and we're grateful, look at house republicans and i think it is making sure administration is held accountable and finding ways for solutions. >> the supreme court will hear oral argument in the case in february with a ruling expected this spring. >> todd: thank you. with that, let us bring in georgia congressman buddy carter. great to have you on the program. the court has thrown president biden and his administration a lifeline they fought against, what will we do with it? >> hopefully we will enforce it

and he will be called to enforce it. if it weren't for title 42, we'd have a full-blown catastrophe at the southern border right now. they were preparing for it when it was to expire. i applaud the supreme court, if they had not done this, i hate to think of what would be happening right now. i have been to the border and seen first hand and talked to the border agents, they are doing yomen's work and that is not what they were trained for or there for, they are not being able to use their skills of enforcement, this administration is hampering them from doing that. this administration has to wake up and do something about this disaster that we have right now at the southern border. >> todd: this is happening, president of the united states

has a nice fruity drink with an umbrella in it, your colleague, cory mills says this is par for the course for biden. >> this is status quo, whether biden going to the or pete butt buttigieg, who went on leave instead of addressing for the department of transportation. they don't want to address the issue. they are playing political football. >> todd: that is the white house and they had two years to deal with this, that remains yet to be seen. once you take the majority in the house next week, are you prepared to work with senate democrats to come up with a bipartisan solution that, wos for the american people and stops this horrific problem at our border? >> absolutely we're ready and prepared and going to do just

that. oversight is one of the strongest tools in our tool chest and we'll use that. we have to make sure this is being taken care of. i would submit to you that in many ways divided government works better. you only look to the recent past with tip o'neal, newt gingrich and bill clinton. i am looking forward to this, one-party democratic rule has not worked, we will have control of the house of representatives and will bring in bipartisan solutions to get things done and certainly the border is one of the most pressing issues, if not the most pressing issue we have to deal with now in this country. >> todd: the fentanyl continues to enter our country across the border at record level and the

fda is fast tracking new drug for opioid overdoses. are we reaching a point where every home and every business in america is going to need to have narcan to counteract the effect of fentanyl? >> we are reaching that point, narcan is as common as defibrillators are. they are taking the step of going ahead and formulating otc packaging and labeling for narcan, even though it hasn't been approved and congress and the fda has been encouraging the pharmaceutical manufacturer to apply for otc status of narcan. when i first started talking about this, i used to say there is unless illegal fentanyl in the country to kill every

american seven times, that number has grown to enough fentanyl in this country to kill every american 10 times over, increasing that much, we've got to do something about this epidemic, this poisoning of our citizens by fentanyl that is coming across that border. when will this administration wake up and understand this is a national epidemic we have going onner hoo. >> todd: like multiple terror attacks and the administration does nothing about it, thank you very much. thousands of flights cancelled today and half of them are southwest. the airline warning there is more trouble on the horizon, we're bringing the latest. >> todd: half million people fleeing new york and california in the last two years looking for greener pasteurs in two red states. cheryl casone is here next.

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>> ashley: the travel nightmare is not over for holiday fliers, southwest prepares are if another tough day ahead.

it 5:40 a.m. and flights are already cancelled. the ceo are trying to reassure travelers they are doing everything to ease the stress. >> i want everyone, whether you haven't been able to get to where you are needing to go or you are an employee caught up in the effort, to know we are doing everything to return to normal operation. >> todd: stranded travelers are not feeling better, they reflect on the nightmare it has been at the airport. >> i missed christmas with my know so, i got a facetime call. it was just heartbreaking. >> they cancelled us out and said we will not get on another flight until january 3rd. >> more training needs to go in effect and also just to get a

better system all the way around. >> todd: 85% of all cancelled flights were from southwest yesterday, today's numbers expected to be worse. horrible. >> ashley: not good and cheryl casone joins us now. i think i've heard that before. >> cheryl: you have, this is as the president was heading to his warm beach vacation and travelers are stranded. flight attend antss and pilots are stuck just like people are. here is what pete buttigieg had to say. >> their system has completely melted down and made clear that our department will hold them accountable for responsibility to customers to get them through this situation and to make sure this can't happen again.

>> cheryl: we don't know more than that, to be clear, this is upon haing in realtime. i will tell you, i think the transportation secretary, took him too long to address the issue. you have senators saying they are going to investigate. problem at southwest airlines go beyond weather, the committee will be looking into the cause of disruption and impact to consumers. 71% of schedule has been cancelled. why southwest? they have newark and chicago, large-scale operation out of california. well, southwest doesn't have that, it is a spoke operation, you have crews stranded and no central location to get on track. that probably needs to change at southwest airlines.

>> ashley: we'll see if they make changes, anybody who has a government-issued device, they will not be able to have tiktok on it. >> cheryl: first it was executive branch, now the house saying this is it, no more tiktok on your devices, this memo coming out from chief administrative officer saying you are not allowed to undoload the tiktok app, if you have it on house mobile device, you will be contacted to remove it. tiktok has been labeled a security risk. a chinese company owns tiktok. the executive branch, same thing, taking tiktok off. i know tiktok isun if, i get it, same time, i don't have it and this is why, i don't want to expose my data to the chinese communist party. >> todd: let it go, it isun if,

it is causing severe issues with national security, we'll sit tiktok out, suck it up. breaking news, people don't like living in high-tax states. >> ashley: we find out we've seen the biggest flee of residents from new york and california, like we didn't know this was happening. this is a blue state exodus, look where people are fleeing from, from new york, from california, where are they going? to florida, they are going to texas. in this survey, everybody talked about why they were leaving the cities and it was high rents, high crime and high taxes. you talked cory mills, here is his explanation, plain and simple. >> these are americans who are voting with their feet, they see greatness of florida and texas and free states we are and they

understand what real america is states like florida and texas and they want to be a part of that. the blue states overregulate business and put in crt and esg and lock their citizens down, they are tired of this and would you know to escape that. >> cheryl: you have people in texas in particular that say, please do not bring your california politics to texas. >> todd: cheryl is saying that, you haven't been in texas in a while, you are native. >> cheryl: my peoplel tell me that is how they feel, my texas peeps. >> ashley: biden's island giveway. >> todd: joe concha joins us next on that, first live to griff jenkins with what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> griff: supreme court keeps title 42 in place for now, a

texas congresswoman elect joins us with her call for a plan to address migragsz from the biden administration and nancy mace's children were among the thousanded stranded, her plan to hold the airline accountable and ashley hinson and dr. nicole sapphire joining us. heroic rescue caught on camera, meet the dog harper saved from a frozen lake by firefighters. all of that just 11 minutes away. we'll see you soon.

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joe concha joins us now. it is a working trip, his schedule, nothing is scheduled. what is he working on, joe? >> joe: if he is working on something, the president puts out a working schedule everyday. it says what happens from the morning until the evening and we see absolutely nothing. very few people would begrudge any president for taking a break during the holiday season. the problem is every weekend is an excontinueded holiday weekend. this is the r&r presidency. this president visited delaware on 60 weekends and not even two years into the presidency and given the death toll in buffalo, the worst we've seen from a storm in 45 years, thousands stranded the airports, this trip

looks tone deaf because it is, ashley. the >> ashley: the storm, inflation, crime issue the border, the mess with title 42, but my question, does he have to report this? he took air force one, does he have to report the money spent? >> joe: i would think so, that would have to happen. it is just you're right, so many things going on right now, that the president, if i were advising him, i would say, at this moment, given everything that people are going through, maybe a better idea to be engaged thea the white house, meeting with people that appear on a public schedule or going to the u.s. border to see the catastrophe there, that would be seen as a president who cares. but time anden ga, we see this president likes to get away.

>> todd: this is the associated press justifying the president's relaxing holiday saying mr. biden and his wife enjoy spending the time in a warmer climate and joe biden likes the beach, aides say. you don't have to answer the first, i know instagram influencers who don't go to the beach as much as the president and first lady. is anybody else in the media covering the fact he is away as the country is falling apart? >> joe: i am certain if he had an r next ho his name, you would be seeing the outrage. he loves the beach, whatever vacation happens every weekend, a beach is involved, that is true. >> ashley: disgraced crypto boss

sam bankman-fried met with a top hollywood writer who wrote the big short, while on house arrest. what message does this send to the people who were scammed out of money? he seems like he is out of touch. >> joe: yeah, makes bernie madoff look likeable. since the implosion of ftx, sam bankman-fried doesn't have a care in the world. he went on a media tour and drew laughs laughing about the situation and now meeting with hollywood writers. is this worthy of a big hollywood production with him in the starting role? sam bankman-fried should be in jail right now awaiting trial. he is living in oon opulent home whoil enjoying freedom, a lot of

people are disgusted by this. he deserves no special treatment. >> todd: any proceeds you get from a movie uf your story and your story's illegality goes to help the people you injured, let's see if he is uniebl to get the democrats to change the law, hope that doesn't happen and whoopi goldberg fierce to ooh pol jize gean for comments about the holocaust. my best friend said not for nothing. we are probably not a race, this coming on the heels of this comment. >> the holocaust is not about race, it is man's inhumanity to man. >> todd: she tries to do clean up. i don't know if it worked, is she -- here issen cloo up. it was never my intention to

double down on hurtful comments. i am sorry i upset and i thinkaer people. is she sorry? >> joe: it is almost as if whoopi goldberg is begging to get fired from this train wreck of the show at this point. why bring up comments thaternaed you suspension from "the view" earlier this year and given the wreckless things we hear on the show that haven't resulted in suspension, why say something irresponsible and ignorant 1234 we are a long way from the movie "ghost," 33 years in 2023. go watch it if you haven't, great performance. >> ashley: i like that movie. how many chances will they give her with this, same topic? >> joe: i would think resuspend

her, she is repeating it, suspend her or pull her,a side and say we are finding another host. >> todd: starring clay, amazing work. as is joe concha. thank you, have a great day. with that, "fox and friends" ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: good morning, everybody peer that is a live shot of dallas, texas. it looks beautiful they are 5:00 a.m. but here in new york city it is 6:00 a.m. we are sitting on the couch, griff, joey, katie her