can't even find a speaker. they are wasting so much time. if this goes weeks and weeks, that's weeks without answers to this investigation. >> steve: douglas, thank you very much for joining us in the new year. >> great to see you. >> steve: that's going to do it. man, this was a busy show today. >> ainsley: lots of news. >> brian: with nine seconds left, i just urge you to go to the radio. >> ainsley: get dressed, stay within yourself. >> bill: gridlock out of the gate. a stand-off for the speaker's gavel derailing day one of the new congress. the republican majority is mired in disagreement and day two begins as we say good morning. i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i thought groundhogs day was february 2nd. but here we are. we'll see where it goes. we have all the information you'll need. what is typically a day of pomp and circumstance when the house failed to elect a speaker three times.

>> bill: the house can't do a thing without electing a new speaker. can't swear in a new member or staff committees or serve on a check on the biden administration. >> dana: 90% of republicans support kevin mccarthy for speaker. opting to support jim jordan or andy biggs. >> bill: the chamber will be deadlocked for days, maybe weeks. some think they could call -- >> dana: the house reconvenes in three hours and they'll try again. what happens after that is anyone's guess. >> are you going to stay in the race? >> i'm not going anywhere. >> hakeem jeffries can only be speaker of the house if republicans vote for him. >> moderate republicans might do that. >> i will try to find ways to

hammer out a resolution so we can go ahead and elect a speaker and get down to the business the american people sent us here to do. >> dana: aishah hosni is covering this for us live on capitol hill. good morning, aishah. >> good morning, dana and bill. supporters of kevin mccarthy met last night to talk it over how to proceed forward. it appears nothing really has changed, dana. both sides are not budging. kevin mccarthy, as you know, has been ready to go round after round after round of voting in an attempt to wear down his opponents but as we saw yesterday, he could actually -- things could get worse for him and started to lose votes by doing this. so today his supporters could call for a recess as opponents now company less around jim jordan as the possible consensus candidate. jordan does not want the job. he nominated kevin mccarthy yesterday. but he may not have a choice

here. >> every time he speaks up to defend kevin mccarthy he reaffirms why he would make a great speaker. >> if you heard from him that he does not want it in any way, shape or form, what do you say? >> i have heard that from him and if we have the numbers, then sorry, jim jordan, we'll make you do it for the country, we love you. >> there is also the very rare chance that democrat leader hakeem jeffries walks away as speaker. right now he has the most votes. only six members away from leading a g.o.p. majority house. moderate democrats could hand mccarthy a lifeline. it is not likely to happen as the left enjoys watching this. >> we're looking for a willing partner to solve problems for the american people not save the republicans from their dysfunction. >> if you're wondering when it will be over,

representative-elect byron donalds who switched his vote in the final round yesterday to jim jordan said he doesn't think it will go past this week but honestly it is anyone's guess right now. >> dana: we'll pay attention to your reporting all day. >> bill: the scenario republicans got on the mid-terms. 222 seats in congress, good enough for the majority but the majority is 218. their majority is super slim. only by four votes could mccarthy lose members of his own party. vote number one and vote number two from yesterday there were five republicans who said they would never vote for mccarthy. he could lose four. five puts him underwater. first vote and second vote yesterday mccarthy only has 203, much smaller than just losing five members of your 222 house majority. so there was a second tier of republicans making demands that mccarthy did not agree to and they didn't like it and jumped

off the band wagon for mccarthy. on third ballot his number went lower. he went down to 202 when another republican went to jim jordan. where does it leave us today? great question. want to bring in a new congressman, we think. a congressman-elect mike lawlor out of new york. he hasn't been sworn in yet. thank you for your time. question. did anything change overnight or are you looking at the same situation today at 12 noon when you reconvene? >> as i understand it, there were multiple conversations that were had overnight. we will see if we'll have a conference this morning or not. i'm prepared to reconvene at noon and vote for kevin mccarthy or speaker. the overwhelming majority of our conference has supported kevin from the beginning and will be supporting kevin to the end. we are not going to be held hostage by a handful of members who refuse to negotiate in good

faith. kevin has made over 20 rules changes to address their concerns. at the 11th hour they move the goalpost once again trying to get more out of kevin in exchange for their vote. he said no. yesterday when we had conference, scott perry was asked very directly by kevin in front of everybody, who else do you want and he could articulate it. it is shameful and embarrassing and proofing themselves incapable of governing. this is about the fact that the american people elected a house republican majority to be a check and balance on the biden administration. we cannot get about that work without electing a speaker. so jim jordan's committee on judiciary to do their investigations, guess what? can't do it. securing the border, can't do it. reining in wasteful spending, can't do it. the 19 individuals have tried to

hold the rest of us hostage and no plan and no person to be the speaker. they keep talking compromise. well, guess what, there are 18 of us from biden districts. what compromise do you think they'll get when they try to extract so much out of kevin mccarthy? >> dana: i wonder if you could tell us if the president -- former president trump's statement he put out on truth social will have an impact. one of the things he said don't turn a great triumph into a giant and embarrassing defeat. do you know if it be persuasive to any of the 19 who are hold-outs at this point? >> it should be. most, if not all of them, are strong supporters of the former president. and they should heed his warning. the bottom line here is this. we have been elected to a majority, 222 members. yes, it is slim but guess what it is a majority. and we were elected to do a job. the commitment to america. kevin mccarthy led that effort

to flip the house. and we are the only ones who have won consistently during his tenure. so for these folks to continually try to push back and try to upend the conference for their own personal gain, whether it's notoriety in the press or specific concessions that they think they are going to get, it is wrong. we have to work together as a conference. and this really -- this whole episode is an embarrassment to the party and they are doing nothing to advance the cause of conservatism and nothing to advance our agenda by doing this. >> bill: thank you for your time. we're about three hours away from reconvening on the floor of the house as you point out at the beginning of this conversation, there were conversations overnight. hopefully we'll find out whether or not they're revealing conversations about the next step. thanks in new york. when you come back maybe we can call you congressman.

until then, stand by. thanks for your time. >> dana: thank you. >> they got him sedated right now. it is heartbreaking seeing him like that. >> i'm not a cryer. i never cried so hard in my life to know my nephew basically died on the field and they brought him back to life. i'm glad he is still alive and able to fight and trying to get better and recover. >> dana: his uncle shaken as the 24-year-old buffalo bills safety is still in critical condition. hamlin collapsed on the field and suffered cardiac arrest during monday notified's game. garrett tenney is following the story. >> we heard his heart shut down not once, but twice after the collision monday night. the 24-year-old was first revived there on the field and then again later at the hospital. there are some potentially encouraging signs, though. the uncle says initially he was receiving 100% oxygen and now

down to just 50%. he is still sedated on a ventilator. the next step is to get him breathing on his own again. the outpouring of support for the bill's player has continued. [singing] >> last night fans gathered outside the hospital for a candlelight vigil at 8:55 p.m. to mark the time damar collapsed on the field. his family says they have been overwhelmed by the love saying in a statement we're deeply moved by the prayers, kind words and donations from fans around the country. your generosity and compassion mean the world to us. please keep damar in your prayers. donations for his charity foundation continue to pour in. more than $6 million for kids in his hometown of pittsburgh since monday night including from some of the nfls biggest stars.

far less important in all of this is the status of the bills/bengals unfinished game with major playoff implications for both teams. the nfl says it won't be resumed this week and no decisions have been made whether or not it will be played at all later on. >> dana: garrett tenney, thank you. >> it's just like a nightmare that you just never ever wake up from. i don't -- there is not a second throughout the day that i don't think with kaylee and what happened to her. it is sickening. >> bill: the families now, the four murdered college students awaiting the suspect's extradition to idaho. the release of a probable cause affidavit. why that document could be pivotal in this case moving forward. >> dana: officials warning the fentanyl crisis is fully integrated into american life and could get worse before it gets better. we'll explain. >> bill: president biden hit the road to tout a trillion dollar infrastructure plan. wait until you hear who is

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>> bill: it may be a new era of divided government in the nation's capital but president biden is heading to kentucky in a rare show of bipartisanship today. he will appear at noon with mitch mcconnell in his home state of kentucky along with other democrats and republicans highlighting the nearly $1 trillion infrastructure spending plans lawmakers approved in 2021. he is on the north lawn, edward. >> we're starting to hear about stagflation within this. now, the federal reserve believes that 2022 will end the year at.5% growth. 2023 the same. .5% growth. abyss mall. one part of it. the other part rising

unemployment rate the federal reserve believes will happen and the trifecta is inflation. the president will tout his more government spending under the bipartisan infrastructure bill and joined in kentucky with mitch mcconnell, republican senator. the white house holding onto the fact that the president's spending policies will work whether for climate change, inflation or energy crisis for regular unleaded price jumped $0.04. the white house blamed it on refineries closing because of cold weather before christmas. >> we made significant progress in lowering the prices, gas prices specifically. prices are down nearly $2 per gallon and lower today than they were a year ago. >> when the refineries come back online do you expect the price of gas to come down. >> i was talking about one year ago. one year ago was not when he came into office. >> those refineries most of them are coming back online now.

the rest will be online the end of this week. alan greenspan says a recession will happen in this year. if you believe the vast majority of economists at the largest banks they're also talking about the recession. all the government spending will not keep the slowdown from coming. >> bill: edward lawrence at the white house. thanks. they'll see the bridge today. >> dana: you know this bridge well. >> bill: i think i've crossed this bridge probably 500,000 times in my life. it connects cincinnati to northern kentucky in the city of covington built 58, 59 years ago. it was considered obsolete because the amount of traffic that increased over it. living in new york for 20 years, we got traffic in new york, okay? you go out to long island it is a headache every day. the difference is that the commercial freight that crosses this bridge is significant. they make to make sure they can

continue to move freight between canada and florida. >> dana: something is happening. >> bill: the politicians have used this for years. democrats and republicans, they think they can get $1.6 billion to replace -- to establish a second bridge that will run alongside of it. it will open in the year 2030. >> dana: no time like the present. >> bill: we can do a show together. >> dana: good to have personal experience as well. as fentanyl deaths surge across america the "new york post" with an ominous warning writing fentanyl is integrated into our lives thanks to the open southern border and progressive fed. a catastrophe and the forces driving it seem to be strengthening. geraldo rivera joins me now. get your take on this. fake prescription pills 60% of all of them seized in the u.s. in 2020 contained fentanyl.

of 60%. up 40% in 2021. >> first of all, happy new year, look forward to seeing you on "the five." this situation with fentanyl is so critical it is monumental in terms of its scale, 108,000 americans dead from overdoses. it cries out for and needs cross border law enforcement. we and the mexicans must work together to stop the scourge. the precursors come from china into mexico, the labs are in mexico. they mix it into everything. you have this huge migrant surge. easy to hide it in the 1 or 2 of the 100 migrants seeking the american dream. the others are criminal with criminal intent. we must get mexico engaged. it is the same problem we have with illegal migration period.

if you don't have mexico cooperating you will have all these people coming and have the drugs coming, too. mexico is on the verge of being a failed state. it is very fragile. we can impose trade restrictions. president trump was tough on mexico. mexico responded. the biden administration barely admits we have a crisis on the border. you have dysfunctional government in washington. republicans can't put together even a speaker of the house, you have the president of the united states ignoring the fact that this is a crisis. i want what the president is doing today, dana, with senator mcconnell, a bipartisan approach why everybody admits it's a crisis, two, we must get mexico engaged and number three, work together for goodness sake. >> dana: yesterday we had senator cornyn on and he said he believes mexico is a failed state. president biden likely is going there later this month.

america is not powerless, geraldo, in terms of being able to fight back. the will does not seem to be there. in the meantime there is an immigration problem that you've mentioned and the migrants coming across have gone to different cities. this is pretty interesting. governor polis of colorado is going to send some migrants to new york. here is what he said. there is a lot of pent-up demand right now and a lot of frustration among our migrants trapped for a week or two in a place they didn't want to be through no fault of their own. and here is what mayor adams said about polis sending migrants to new york. >> the governor of colorado has now stated they'll be sending migrants to places like new york and chicago. this is just unfair for local governments to have to take on this national obligation. we've done our job. there is no more room at the end. but we're compelled by local

laws here that we must provide shelter. >> dana: what's interesting to me governor police is democrat. adams is a democrat. other democratic mayors saying we can't handle this, it's a national problem. why not go together and go to biden and say you have to do something in order to help us? >> what a great idea, why not? why not try working together to solve a problem? i support mayor adams. he is a friend of mine and i'm sympathetic to him. this latest wave, 35,000 undocumented immigrants coming to strain city services. but that obscures the bigger picture, dana. there are over 1 million undocumented, illegal immigrants in the new york city area alone. there are -- but they're part of the fabric of the city now. they deliver the -- every delivery guy you see on the street with his bicycle or moped are undocumented.

the people who care for the children generally speaking, the people washing the dishes in the restaurants, in these factories, there are entire towns in new jersey, patterson and others reinvigorated by undocumented people. it is a shadow situation of monumental proportions happening. it is not just new york, it is not just mayor adams facing this. it is everybody. damn it, why can't we work together. if we don't work together all we'll do is point fingers, when i was there i put up a wall. oh your wall didn't stop anything. oh we have to have an ellis island for lot-in american, oh, it's so easy to have excuses and blame, so difficult to solve because everybody in a certain economic class in latin american, almost everybody, tens of millions of people all want to live in the united states of america. that's the reality we deal with. you have a very poor part of the

world next to the richest part of the world. you will have people that are going to seek the dream they see on television every day. they hear about it in the movies and everything else. we have to work together to get order on the border, dana. >> dana: the rich country is not powerless but they have to have the will to do something. i look forward to seeing you on "the five" soon. have a great day. >> bill: in a moment here they look like candy by laced with marijuana. the number of kids accidentally eating the gumies is soaring. southwest airlines trying to land a miserable story about its own business practices. will its amends do enough to make things right?

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>> dana: the man accused in the idaho murders last november waived extradition from pennsylvania and will return to idaho within ten days. indiana police release body cam video of a traffic stop involving the suspect and his

father. they were in the hyundai elantra that was seen ton night of the stabbings. >> this was the first time we saw the suspect in the courthouse behind me. people from all over this area in pennsylvania were trying to crowd around to catch a glimpse of the guy at the center of one of the most high profile murder cases in the country. i got off the phone with the jail trying to figure out movements. we were told he would be moved this morning by the u.s. marshals. keep you posted on the latest developments on that. his family was sitting in the front row as he walked in and read the charges. look here, the video from the courthouse here in pennsylvania that we got just yesterday afternoon. this is also the sketch that shows bryan kohberger sitting in front of the judge at the center of this case as people are closely watching. look and watch him wearing the red jail jumpsuits and walked out of the pennsylvania courthouse dodging questions after he agreed to waive his

extradition. now the 28-year-old will be taken to idaho by authorities. we're told it's happening possibly right now. he faces four counts of first degree murder for stabbing four university of idaho students back in november. the body camera video from indiana state police recorded on a drive from washington. the still frame shows kohberger and his dad stopped by state troopers for following a truck ahead of them too closely. it shows the suspect in the driver's seat of the white hyundai elantra that police were looking for and dad sitting in the passenger seat. there was no information on the suspect or license plate when they stopped the car according to police. >> as a father you are impatient and want to know everything right then and there. i feel good. i feel like they've done a tremendous job. i know that they have been working hard. we just have a lot of holidays.

these guys were working out of town and i appreciate all the effort they gave. >> we're still trying to figure out exactly where kohberger is now. we talked to his family yesterday briefly before they drove off and said they had no comment on the case but heading back to idaho and we'll learn the new details about the quadruple murder. >> bill: nancy grace host of crime stories on fox united nations good morning. what a crazy thing this is. the father for christmas break goes to the state of washington and they drive cross-country together and get pulled over by cops twice in the state of indiana. now, once this suspect is returned to idaho, we will probably see the affidavit based on your experience, what will we learn from that document? >> we will finally see the affidavit which supports

probable cause. that's what is presented to a judge or magistrate in order to get that judge to allow the arrest. we know that this arrest was an after-dark arrest which normally requires a little bit more p.c. than a normal arrest. several doors and windows reportedly were broken in an attempt to affect that arrest. they didn't know what they would be facing when they went into that home. we'll learn a skeleton, bare bones about dna. we will learn which i believe will be very, very persuasive about cell phone data. i believe we'll learn that guy right there kohberger, was around the victims very often based on cell phone tracking, spying on them, stalking them, wherever they went, he was there looking in their windows, watching them. maybe at the food truck or wherever they went and learning their patterns.

i believe he stalked them for weeks before he went in methodically and murdered them. >> dana: when you look at this case, nancy, and you are looking back over your career and experience anything you see here that resembles cases or patterns you've seen in the past? >> well first of all it makes me sick. you know what? a lot of people don't want to do, i don't either, but i made juries do it, to think about what happened to the victims. waking up to someone stabbing them over and over in the torso until they were dead. that's not something you want to think about. but it does remind me not only of ted bundy when he entered into another sorority/fraternity scenario in florida stealthly,

after he had spied on them and murdered them. and also reminds me of btk dennis radar who would spy on his victims and take his time killing them. he reminds me of certain facets of btk. >> bill: i want to play something for you, monroe county, pennsylvania where he and the father drove. this is the assistant d.a. giving an explanation as to why he would waive extradition. interesting answer here. get your reaction after we play it. >> i definitely believe that one of the main reasons the defendant chose to waive extradition and hurry his return back to idaho was the need to know what was in those documents. >> bill: the need to know what was in those documents. he is getting his doctorate in criminology. next hour we'll have the daughter of the btk killer with interesting things to say.

do you believe the d.a. was right he wants to learn more about what they've learned about him? >> i think his reasoning to waiving extradition was two. number one, why fight it? i've done a million extradition hearings. all they are is simply are you kohberger? if he says no i would have a fingerprint kit there in the courtroom to prove him wrong and send him on his way pronto, number one. why fight it? number two exactly what the d.a. said. this guy was so obsessed with violent crime as part of his studies, he sent out reportedly questionnaires to violent criminals, murderers, rapists including questions like what was going through your mind at the time of the crime? while you were killing the victim, what were you thinking? this guy is obsessed with murder and all things criminal. i think the d.a. was right. he has to know what they've got. why? because of an obscure, bizarre

curiosity but also, so he can begin building his defense. >> bill: wow. nancy, thank you so much. quick plug for your new fox nation series called trapped. a special on britney spears. we look forward to seeing that. nancy, we'll be in touch with you throughout the week. >> dana: thank you so much. >> bill: thanks for coming by. >> dana: nasty winter weather slamming much of the united states. a storm that produced freezing rain and snow in the north and it is heading east putting 25 million people under a severe weather threat. west coast california facing a bomb cyclone that trampled several inches of rain and a pineapple express system from hawaii. the golden state can expect heavy rain, flooding and damaging winds. so for the latest on all these storms and the weather where you

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>> bill: small children facing a growing risk in the form of

marijuana gumies according to a study that says cases of kids ingesting them have grown exponentially. jonathan serrie is on that story. where is it going? >> emergency health and poison control experts are sounding the alarm saying that increasing numbers of very small children are accidentally ingesting edible cannabis products mistaking them for candy. the number of states allowing recreational cannabis has doubled over the last five years and during that period the number of reports of children under six years old ingesting these products increased by more than 1300% according to an analysis in the journal of pediatrics. the authors believe a number of factors are driving the trend. >> was it because of increased legalization or the lockdown with more kids being at home? we don't know exactly the answer to that. the fact that the numbers did increase significantly was something we wanted to bring

awareness to. >> intended to be relaxing or mad is nall, adult size doses of cannabis products can have toxic effects in a small child's body. accidental ingestions resulted in symptoms ranging from vomiting to difficulty breathing and in rare cases even required mechanical ventilation. >> we always encourage that the product be kept up away and out of reach of children. locked if possible. we also expect that people would keep these products in some sort of child-resistant packaging. >> parents and caregivers concerned that a child may have accidently eaten a cannabis product can get help at poison help.org and provides a phone number for those wanting to talk to a trained expert. toddlers are more susceptible because they are explore but

don't realize that something that isn't candy. >> dana: southwest airlines trying to make amends offering frequent flier points amounting to $3 hundred on top of other refunds and vouchers. some aren't sure it is even enough. tom shillue is fox news contributor and good friend. happy new year to you. what do you think? $3 hundred worth of points? >> i would take it. look, when you are flying south wells you are going for the budget airlines. a lot of people around here they were coming down hard on southwest but i the end to have sympathy for these companies. i don't know how they get these people around the country anyway. you get the cheap flights, it is because you have to connect through their hub. it is part of flying discount air. i'm amazed they can get things done when there is not a disaster. there was a major natural disaster. there must have been some

screw-ups there. i put on a lot of blames. they decimated the industry and the entire economy with shut downs. >> bill: i'm not sure southwest survives. see if customers have the loyalty to love that they talk about. speaking of moving in and moving out, this is what u haul found for where the trucks are going in america. the growth states top five, texas, florida, south carolina, north carolina, virginia. you know where they're leaving? u hauls are going out of massachusetts, new york, california, illinois. >> i see them leaving on the horizon. >> dana: like a caravan. >> i kind of thought that the blue states would start to change their ways when they saw the mass exodus. it is not happening. it is a vicious circle because people leave. some of their most productive citizens aren't in the tax rolls anymore. a lot of people who would vote

some of the knucklehead blue state governors and mayors out of office, they have already left. so somehow maybe democrats are going to find their strongholds and some of these other states, who knows what will happen with florida and texas as they get the influx of people from california and other places. >> dana: they are a little concerned about it but they have open arms, right? they're welcoming them. florida governor ron desantis said this about everybody coming to his sunshine state. call for number three. >> the policies pursued by these states have sparked a mass exodus of productive americans from these jurisdictions, with florida serving as the most desired destination, a promised land of sanity. we seek normalcy, not philosophical lunacy. florida is where woke goes to die. >> dana: there is that policy. the woke policy and then also think a lot of it has to do with taxes as well. >> yeah, their economies will

improve because of the influx of people. if you go to texas you can see, if you drive across the country you drive through texas, right when you cross the border everything changes. the rest areas, the cars look better. it is amazing when you have a state that has a strong economy. >> bill: so in japan they're trying to solve this. we are talking a lot about moving. southwest airlines, u haul, they want people to leave the city of tokyo because it is too crowded. they offer you $7 thousand 700 per kid if you move outside of the town. >> take it, take it and get out of there. i think cities are kind of overrated. there is a problem. when you are young you want to move to the stechlt when i was a little kid i used to go in the city and thought it was -- who would ever want to live here. at 17 i want to get in there and live in the stechlt city and i wanted to live in boston but at some point it starts to wear off, the magic of the city.

you are willing to put up with a lot of grime and crime when you are young. as you get older, somehow you either are trapped and you think i can't leave here or you get out. a lot of people in new york say i can't leave. everything is here. well, there are other things other places. >> dana: interesting in japan if they allow more people to work from home. japan doesn't allow any immigration into their country and they need to deal with it. that's a very fascinating topic and a happy new year to you. your wife and beautiful two girls and dog and everybody. good to see you. >> bill: the house set to reconvene after failing to elect a speaker in historic fashion. can republicans break the log jam? we are oaf about to find out. nationwide crime wave putting a burden on police and hospitals. why emergency rooms in particular are sounding the alarm.

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>> dana: dramatic video to show you out of arizona. helicopters crew rescuing a driver stuck in the floodwaters of a creek in the central part of the state. authorities say he got into this mess after he drove around barricades that had been set up. the driver safe and sound but was given a ticket for not obeying the barricades. >> bill: wow. is rise in violent crime in parts of the country has added to the burden of an overwhelmed hospital system and emergency responders. from fox business our correspondent lydia hu live in bronx, new york and what they're dealing with there. >> good morning. front line workers tell us they're overwhelmed with treating the growing number of victims of violent crime across the country. a spokesperson for a hospital in seattle, washington, a place where they are seeing shooting deaths grow by more than 23% last year tells us this year is on track to be harbor view

medical center's busiest year in the last 12 years. gunshot wound victims increase since 2010. a doctor here in the bronx also tells us they are seeing a 120% increase in victims of violent crime in 2021 and 2022 over the two prior years. watch this. >> it's really been a little bit overwhelming and i think it is tough on the day-to-day. it has a lasting affect on positions in the emergency room an in patient service and icus. >> in colorado where murders and aggravated assaults and robberies are at an all-time high front line workers there say they see a noticeable and alarming indmrees violent crime-related injuries. hospital officials agree persistent violent crime is among the reasons healthcare workers suffer from burn-out. one hospital official from new

orleans says it is also an impediment to staff recruitment. an alarming finding. there is an ongoing nursing shortage in the country projected to grow to 200 to 450,000 within the next couple of years. some are saying reducing violent crime and fixing the broken healthcare system go hand in hand. >> bill: thanks. important story from the bronx. thank you. >> no person having received a majority of the whole number of votes cast by surname, a speaker has not been elected. a speaker has not been elected. a speaker has not been elected. the house stands adjourned until noon tomorrow. >> dana: so fox news alert. the 118th congress is still without a house speaker this morning as the most uncertain speaker vote in a century enters its second day. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm dana perino. >> bill: sound bite right there. >> dana: speaker has not bee