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now. >> president biden says he intends to visit the southern border next week. he's doing it because he's being forced to come and because he wants actual sources. >> the vatican getting ready to say the final farewell to pope emeritus benedict. >> encouraging updates on damar hamlin. he remains in the icu. signs of improvement noted yesterday and overnight. >> things are moving in a positive direction. >> pulling for damar. >> niagara falls lit up in blue for support. ♪ ♪ ♪ can you meet me halfway ♪ ♪ right at the border line is where i'm going to wait ♪ ♪ for you ♪ ♪ i'll be looking at night and day ♪ >> ainsley: this is called dance club mornings on "fox & friends." every morning we started out with something that people dance to at the club's. >> brian: but that has something to do with the standoff we've been witnessing been witnessing. >> ainsley: what are the

lyrics of that sans? >> steve: "meet me halfway." >> ainsley: that's appropriate. steel and our sound guy is our musical director today , because he gave the producers a list of 20 different names of songs that would be appropriate not only to get you dancing on this thursday morning, but that would tie in with what's going on, the drama down at the dam at capitol hill. >> brian: to get things about dance songs, you only need like five words. >> ainsley: it's about the beat. >> brian: anytime i can dance, i need that a firm beat. >> ainsley: you've never found a beat that you like, then, because you never dance. >> brian: because i've never met a dance floor that did me any good. >> ainsley: are there any videos of you dancing? >> steve: i have a video of him dancing. it's on my phone. i'll show it to you during the commercial. >> brian: it's probably best on commercial. >> ainsley: can we show it on his birthday? >> steve: your birthday is coming up in a couple of months. >> brian: five. >> steve: five months?

it's in march. >> ainsley: that's quite a tease. steel and i don't know if you remember, it is you, me, and griff jenkins re-creating something that happened before. >> brian: that, i'm not sure about. just backing up, while we were talking, they were saying the same thing over and over again. "meet me halfway, me halfway, meet me halfway." that's a good thing about writing a dance song. you only need one line and a bass drum. >> steve: let's meet david spunt half way. he will tell us about whether the battle over who will be the next house speaker -- there will be a vote today at high noon. >> ainsley: republican leader kevin mccarthy insists the g.o.p. is making progress and they are learning about concessions that mccarthy is prepared to make to break this deadlock. >> brian: david spunt joins us live with the latest. we have details, right, david? >> we are learning more about the concessions mccarthy is willing to make. late night last night and early

morning this morning, mccarthy himself pushed to adjourn the house right wow last night until noon today by a thread. republicans won that vote to adjourn just to give some breathing room, some time to cool off and relax and talk behind the scenes. yesterday mccarthy sat through three separate votes. number four, five, and six, once again losing 21 members who just do not want to support his speakership. he spoke to him after some of the negotiations. listen. >> i felt as though we had a very good discussion. being able to do that vote, that the discussions are going well. >> these are the members elect to voted against mccarthy. they are called the rebels by some g.o.p. led by matt gaetz, lauren boebert, scott perry, chip roy, to name a few. the group voted for byron donalds from florida to be the speaker. he has just two years of experience in the house coming

from the naples area, and victoria spartz voted "present," and it's essentially a no vote. >> byron is a dear friend, a solid conservative, and now as a member of the united states congress. there have been two black americans placed into the nomination for speaker in the house. >> here's where we started to see some movement. some of the negotiations. a 1-member motion to vacate, meaning just one member could trigger a no-confidence vote for kevin mccarthy when he is speaker. before, he wanted five. he has apparently given in at this point. the house freedom caucus wants two seats on the house rules committee. representative elect ralph naumann wants term limits, three terms for house members. mccarthy has more than 200 supporters, even after all his defeats over the past few days, and those 200 supporters came to his defense time after time on

the house floor. remember, mccarthy has those supporters that essentially they say they will do whatever they need to do to make sure that he gets in to see this thing through. listen here. >> share, it looks messy. but democracy is messy. democracy is messy. [applause] by design. nobody has done more to lay out a plan for how we restored the basic functioning of this institution than kevin mccarthy. nobody. >> it remains to be seen if anybody in the past has given in to as many demands from people in their party. it seems like he has just met them really everywhere they wanted to be with some of these demands. but the bottom line, the house can't operate, and democrats are seizing on this opportunity that the house can't operate until a

speaker is elected and until a speaker's ways and members. jerrold nadler from new york said, what if there is some kind of emergency? the house can't spring into action until it gets underway with a speaker. >> brian: when kat cammack came out and indicated the democrats were drinking during this standoff, are they drinking -- is there a bar outside? i mean -- >> i have no idea. she made it kind of tongue-in-cheek. she was asked about yesterday. i think bret baier asked her about it and she brushed it off a little bit. >> brian: they didn't like that. >> they didn't like that. you can hear an audible sound on the house floor. but a lot of them have been in there the entire time, and every time, they stick together and they vote 212 for hakeem jeffries. >> ainsley: we don't know if they are drinking alcohol, but they are eating popcorn. >> steve: david, thank you very much. g.o.p. insiders are saying that,

while some progress has been made, they expect it to drag into next week. they are preparing for it to drag into next week. the problem is, kevin mccarthy is very sensitive to the fact that they keep having these roll call votes and he loses every time. there could be a delay of game. they might come back for a little while today and just say, "you know what? it's thursday. let's come back next week." >> brian: it'll be interesting to see when it's not 20 votes or 19 votes. if you do that vote at noon and then it's down to ten -- >> ainsley: after these concessions. >> brian: and they go, he basically did everything we asked, then there's pressure to say, "what's it going to take? this is personal. should you be hurting the country because you don't like kevin mccarthy for whatever reason?" lauren boebert seems without any substance to her objection. matt gaetz said he would rather vote for hakeem jeffries. when he say things like that you maybe need to move on from them.

>> ainsley: is not going to get lauren boebert come he's not going to get matt gaetz. he can stand to lose four. >> brian: maybe andy biggs is somebody to leave the never-kevin column. >> ainsley: but chip roy said we have a long way to go. >> steve: we had a congressman elect on in the first hour and he said there are at least five people who will never vote for him, according to this congressman elect from ohio. he won't win unless, as the congressman said, they change the rules. and they have a couple of times in the past changed it from a majority to a plurality. the danger for the republicans, if any members of their caucus are not in the room when the times to vote, and every time they've had a vote, hakeem jeffs has won the plurality. they are playing with fire here. and it's embarrassing for the republican party, because people are looking in thinking, why didn't you work this out ahead

of time? why do i have to watch this? they don't seem to be making a lot of speeches, per se. they are just talking broadly about "drain the swamp" and stuff like that. and people want stuff done. >> brian: he's friendly pro kevin mccarthy. he said this about this playing out and if there's any help. >> this reminds me of the ancient philosopher, mick jagger, who said "you can't always get what you want, but if you try sometimes, you get what you need." i think in this case we have something we need. it's time to move on, roll up our sleeves, and get to work. they have been a lot of concessions, discussions that went late into the night last night, with the holdouts. leader mccarthy and others, to give them more seeds at the table on committees, change some of the rules. at this point the rules that have been negotiated are really good to and power rank-and-file members and take the power away

from just one or two people in leadership, and that's good for the institution, it's good for the party. it's time to move forward, unify, and we've got to get back to work. i don't expect at noon that we are going to elect a speaker, but i do expect there to be progress, and hopefully by the end of the day today we will have a better story to tell. >> ainsley: all those 20 holdouts voted for byron donalds yesterday, and he said -- some of the members said they are worried about retribution. if they don't vote for mccarthy, how does that affect them later on? and byron says, "i'm not worried about that. i'm 6'2", 270 pounds, and i'm not worried about that." >> brian: one thing is clear. i don't care if he comes speaker or not, his profile has really risen. the way he handles himself and the respect he has in his caucus. >> ainsley: and he voted for mccarthy the first two times. the third time he said i can't do it because he doesn't have the votes, and then yesterday all three times he voted for

himself. >> steve: generally the house of representatives only works tuesday, wednesday, thursday. >> ainsley: they've wasted a week on this. >> steve: the big question is if they say let's adjourn until next tuesday, or, "look, we can't do anything." i was reading in the packet, a member of congress was supposed to have a security briefing from the pentagon, but they said, you are congressman elect, not a congressman. you don't have clearance. so it's impacting government across the board. >> ainsley: they have known for several months that republicans won the house. they should have been meeting behind closed doors. they should have been planning for this. they went in on day one and they already knew, they rallied around one person. this concessions could have been talked about behind closed doors before that date. >> brian: a lot of close doors. we have a lot of open doors now. everyone is watching everything. they all live in glass houses. >> steve: we have a lot of glass here. meanwhile, in other news -- and this is important, we are very

interested in it. the grad student accused of murdering four college students is back in the state of idaho awaiting his first court date in moscow, idaho, after landing in a private plane in washington state. >> brian: we are learning the fbi was odd him weeks before the arrest looking for any kind of clue. >> ainsley: todd piro joins us live with the latest. >> brian coburg will appear in court for the first time in idaho to face murder charges for the killings of ethan, kaylee -- the phd student landing at a small airport in illinois yesterday morning for a pit stuff before continuing the trip aboard a small police plane. this is the brand-new mug shot of kohberger as he awaits his day in court. he's been in custody since december 30th when authorities raided his parents home in pennsylvania. during his detention, one female inmate claims a murder suspect was taunting guards, singing explicit rap sounds come even attempting to expose himself. meantime we are learning

shocking details about what happened at the two traffic stops in indiana while kohberger was making that cross-country journey from idaho to pennsylvania with his dad. and if you are a surveillance team was tracking kohberger's entire journey, directing indiana state police to pull over his white elantra and get body cam footage of his hands for any evidence of wounds. listen. >> i'm having a hard time hearing you because of the traffic. you're coming from washington state university? and you're going where? >> i'm going to be going to pennsylvania. >> the fbi says agents were still building the case against kohberger at that time and those stops played a key role in his arrest. absolutely fascinating, guys. back to you. >> brian: didn't see any cuts on his hands from what we could see. steel and today he's going to go to a judge, read him his rights, and appoint a public defender. we already know her name. and the affidavit of probable cause will be revealed and we

will know what kind of stuff the cops have. >> that's when we will get most of the answers that we have been craving for the last six weeks. people have so many questions about this case and i think a lot of it is about to get revealed. >> ainsley: thank you, todd. when he read stories about who he is as a person, there are some weird things he has done, and you wonder, did his parents now? because when police say we are looking for a white elantra and this guy lives 10 minutes from that house where these girls on the one man where, do you think the parents said, "wait a minute, our child has a white elantra?" i don't know. these are questions we all have. >> steve: i'm sure as parents they think, "what a coincidence." >> ainsley: a parent as a child pretty well. if he was going to do something is horrific, i wonder if there have been signed before. >> brian: nancy grace was on a roll and thought the suspect has a lot of intrigue. >> it took me about five years prosecuting murders and rapes and child molestation.

one day i looked at the defendant and i said, why ask why? i'm not going to go into his head and figure out why. but i do know that he >> ainsley: these victims, spied on them. i think we will in that from his cell phone activity. being around them. one thing, i want to defend the cops in indiana. everyone was screaming, "why didn't you arrest him when you pulled him over december 15th?" did nobody think it was a coincidence he was pulled over twice in just a few minutes and not given a ticket? they want to video of his hands and face. >> steve: which they did get. and today when this affidavit of probable cause is released we will find out how big dna played a role in it, and the use of his cell phone. generally, your cell phone is a homing device, and that's how the fbi was able to call indiana and say, "can you have some troopers pull that guy over?" >> ainsley: and it was dna from a family member. >> steve: we believe that's true.

stay tuned. >> brian: i don't know if you know, but hours before there was a funeral taking place as we walked in the building today. i'm talking about the funeral of the pope. we'll go to ashley. >> ashley: the service wrapping up earlier this morning on the steps of st. peter's basilica in vatican city. pope francis presiding over the service where about 50,000 members of the catholic faithful gathered to pay their last respects. >> interpreter: benedict, faithful friend of the bridegroom, may your joy be complete as you hear his voice now and forever. >> ashley: pope benedict is being buried in a crypt beneath st. peter's basilica. he was 95 years old. now to a fox weather alert, california declared a state of emergency as a bomb cyclone brings torrential downpour is across the golden state, and the storm's powerful winds are downing power lines and toppling trees. firefighters in sonoma county say an infant was killed after a

tree fell on a home. stunning video out of san francisco shows a gas station canopy collapsing. right now, more than 200,000 200 residence on the west coast with a powder. you can follow this and all the latest weather development by downloading the fox weather app for free on any of your connected devices. airline passengers from china are now required to show a negative covid test before they can get into the u.s. the rule that takes effect today applies to travelers ages 2 and up. tests must be taken two days before hand. the world health organization says china is under reporting covid deaths in the last two weeks, official data from the ccp reports less than 20 covid deaths, which doesn't add up with the country's overcrowded hospitals, funeral homes, and people being cremated. here is a suggestion for steve since he will be a grandpa soon. it's a self-driving stroller. this stroller was unveiled at this year's consumer electronics

show in las vegas. uses cameras to monitor its surroundings and navigate sidewalks, and the stroller only moves by itself when a child is not inside. but it is kind of pricey. it's futuristic, and the stroller costs more than $3,000. >> brian: why would you take your stroller for a walk without a kid and it? >> steve: thank you very much, actually. the question is, how lazy do you have to be? >> brian: "i to want to raise this kid all day." pt when the baby is too small to walk, he put them in the stroller. you never take your stroller out without a child. >> steve: of course not. he would never take your hand off. >> brian: unless people put dogs in their stroller. >> steve: different topic. here's the thing, people could put the stroller in the house and dried it forth. >> ainsley: but it wouldn't go if the babies inside of it. >> steve: the baby is inside. >> ainsley: as it won't work if the baby is inside.

>> steve: in the house? >> brian: the other video has the woman walking the baby while the stroller walks itself. >> steve: we will have a team of experts look into the story, because it's fascinating. >> ainsley: [laughs] >> brian: if you don't want to push her children in the stroller, don't have children. >> ainsley: 90 minutes after the top of the hour. days after being rushed to the hospital and suffering from cardiac arrest on the field, bill's safety damar hamlin is showing signs of improvement. so keep praying for everybody. we will talk to a cardiologist coming at. there's a different way to treat hiv.

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misspoke. he was only resuscitated once. >> brian: damar hamlin's representative giving an update on the buffalo bills safety. he remains in critical condition. we now learn he was only resuscitated once, despite what his uncle had said. during his reaction, dr. craig bosman. great to see you. do you think, from what we know publicly, what your sources might reveal, what do you think happened? >> thanks for having me, brian. a pleasure to be here. cardiac arrest is always difficult, and especially when it happens in a young and healthy individual. but i think that most people understand that the present of diagnosis -- again, we don't have the details -- but the presumptive diagnosis is blunt trauma to the chest, resulting in electric instability, and malignant arrhythmia with the heart can't pump synchronously. and it beats too fast so you don't get enough blood flow out of the heart, leading to cardiac arrest. >> brian: they say it happens

between 8-18 in kids the most. usually baseball, a ball to the test. 20% happens in car accidents. and the chance of survival if you don't get to cpr right away is very slim. >> i think most of these cases are in younger patients, but again, we have to keep in mind that there is more people playing contact sports when they are young, so as we get to an older age, there's less contact sports. but i still think the diagnosis is probably consistent. >> brian: there's only 200 document of cases, so that's how rare this is since 1995. what do you think he's going through right now? the only thing i know as they flipped him from his back to his chest. >> i think, from what he had, which was a prolonged cpr for about 10 minutes on the field, it is not unexpected to have a recovery that lasts more than a week. i think everybody is a little bit concerned that he is still

in critical condition, but to me that is not unexpected and it doesn't mean that there's no chance of recovery. i think there is still good meaningful chance of recovery. there is two prognostic signs that lead me to believe that he can get a very good recovery, and a patient like mr. hamlin. he got the cpr right away. >> brian: and the aed separate, right? >> cpi was the resuscitation and the cardioversion, the aed, they got to very quickly, as well. the time that you get to the patient, this was a witnessed arrest, and it's in the young and healthy individual, so i think the chance for recovery is still there. >> brian: full recovery? >> first we look for meaningful recovery. there's a few components after cardiac arrest. the first component is cardiopulmonary recovery, which is essentially the heart in the lungs which have been stunned, and then recovery. the second is the neurologic recovery, which is essentially

from brain trauma. obviously if you're not getting enough blood flow there is a chance that you can have brain damage. hopefully it's none, but there can be varying degrees, unfortunately, from minor to even major brain damage after cpr. the fact that they got to cpr quickly makes it less than. as long as they kept the blood pressure up, it also improves the outcome. the last part of this, he is still in critical condition, and there is inherent complications with patients that are in critical condition. infection, inflammatory disorders, electrolytes. >> brian: they are keeping him there. >> there are a few things we do post cardiac arrest as an interventional cardiologist. we have devices we can use to support the heart in the early time. i don't know the particulars on this case. and hypothermia protocols to help recover the brain. in his case, it seems like there was some lung injury, perhaps from the chest compressions and

the cpr rib fractures, or the inflammatory state. but that's not uncommon after cardiac arrest. >> brian: 2 minutes before the bottom of the hour. coming up, the house reconvenes today and try to elect a speaker after kevin mccarthy failed six times. brian mast will weigh in. but will they be a seventh time today at noon? ♪ ♪ ♪ you can't always get what you want ♪ ♪ but if you try sometimes ♪ ♪ you just might find ♪ ♪ you get what you need ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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the night to speak with anybody that will have a conversation about how we can change things moving forward. how can we be different? how can we deliver to the american people? i would give this one suggestion right now on how we be different. let's get through the speakers vote, and let's do it everybody is called to do. let's go out until the democrats on the other side, send your families home, cancel your flights, let's show the american people we are going to do what service members do. we will stay here through the night, through the weekend, every weekend, every night, until we get things delivered over to the senate that we promised to the american people for the last several years. that should be an example in my opinion. >> ainsley: the new concessions on the table that we are learning this member dominic morning, only one member could vote to vacate, and the whole house takes a vote to see if they don't like the speaker. now they're saying only one number can start it, and he's agreeing to that. the rules of the committee to seek the freedom caucus, they

wanted four people from the freedom caucus on a certain committee. he saying i will do two and someone very close to them, thomas massie, and vote on term limits. that's important to people like ralph norman of south carolina. he wants term limits on congressman. has kevin mccarthy agreed to all three of those? if so, how many of them will vote for him now? >> i can't say he's agreed to all of those yet, but i know he's been open to all of those things from the very beginning. this is an example of how kevin mccarthy is not mitch mcconnell. he's not john boehner, he's not paul ryan. paul ryan, years ago, when i first came in, he promised to have the term limits in the floor of the house by this month of this year. never happened. that's not kevin mccarthy. he says he'll do it, he gives his word as a man, and he'll do it. he is not mitch mcconnell. not that wendy pushed through a $1.7 trillion santos live gifts before christmas. he was fighting against that. these to something a lot of people to realize in my opinion.

>> brian: why is he okay for minority leader but not speaker? why is that okay? >> when you move from just having to node what's going on, because we agree with 99% or more over the democrats have been doing to paralyze america's energy, aborted, it's an easy thing. but when you have the opportunity to go out and say this is what wright has to look like, it does become a more difficult process. as an individual that's gone through struggle and pain, the struggle and the pain is the character-building part. when you ask somebody what made you who you are, they're going to tell you the difficult thing that made you who you are, not easy thing. >> steve: final question. the democrats love this. the white house loves this. because it looks like the republicans can't even get along with the republicans. so it calls into question how you'll be able to govern once somebody is selected. >> the democrats love this, but

this is really where it's a slap in the face and doing what they have done. this is the real power struggle going on here in washington. it's not just about kevin mccarthy and the speaker of the house, it's about decentralizing the power that the speaker of the house had. nobody held more power as a speaker than nancy pelosi making sure she had this iron grip that nobody could do anything. kevin is changing that and getting powers to the members. >> ainsley: congressman elect, thank you for coming on. coming up, arizona's officials sounding the alarm as their makeshift border barrier of shipping containers is towed away. we'll hear from a local mayor about the crisis at hand. >> steve: plus, robots on the rise. how the fast food chain, white castle, plans to tackle america's labor shortage was some brand-new employees who don't need a lunch break. >> brian: gigantor. ♪ with parts made in japan ♪ ♪ i am the modern man ♪ closing a loan. we want to do whatever's best

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♪ ♪ >> are you going to the border when he had done to mexico? >> that's my intention. we are working out the details now. >> ainsley: president biden might finally go to the border as the administration forces arizona to take on the shipping containers it was using to stop the migrants from entering. one of the officials sounding the alarm is yuma mayor douglas nichols. he joins us now with more on the crisis his city is facing. good morning to you, mr. mayor. big thanks for having me on. >> ainsley: i know that y'all have seen a 170% increase in migrant crossings compared to 2021. how do you feel about the shipping containers being hauled away yesterday? >> well, that is not such great news for us. we need to have that protection, and it is really not about people crossing as it is how they cross and where they cross. preventing people from crossing

is probably a different action that needs to have them by the federal government. but these containers really made sure that the traffic coming through was focused in areas where border patrol can be effective in picking up, and protected property, people's homes have been on the border for generations. >> ainsley: it is costing taxpayers a lot of money, first to put up these containers and then to take them away. to take them away, i believe it is $75 million. the president's administration said these had to be down by january 4th, which was yesterday. it's costing taxpayers even more for a problem he created. >> that's true, and the residents of arizona paid that bill. that is really, again, a shift of what should be happening. these are federal issues. the federal government needs to take care of it, not the taxpayers of arizona where the citizens of yuma. those are the things we have been focusing on, really, those federal decisions or lack of decisions impact the local community, and who carries that

impact. >> ainsley: what is the community saying about this? >> they are very frustrated, because this has been a very protracted. lack of time. even if you compare numbers from 2020-2021, there is still a very dramatic increase. so this is a historic level of activity that really puts our community at risk and puts our country at risk. >> ainsley: why do you think the president is now saying he has the intention to go? he's going to be down in that area for the north american leaders summit, which is in mexico city, but the mexico president of the prime minister of canada are going to get together and he says that he has the intention of visiting the border. why do you think all of a sudden, after being a senator, vice president, president, why now? >> i think it has to be about the shift politically in this country. he saw the midterm elections where some very central democrats were talking about the border and what it means to our nation. so i think that message has

gotten through to the president, and i guess i can only assume that he wants to try to make sure he is on top of that issue, into the election in the next two years. >> ainsley: thank you very much for coming on. >> thank you for having me. >> ainsley: you're welcome pay to have a good one. let's head to ashley for the headlines. >> ashley: fox news alert, the weekly jobless claims report shows 204,000 claims were filed last week. as 20,000 fewer than what economists were expecting. meanwhile, the national unemployment report revealing the economy added 235,000 new private sector jobs in december. that's more than 100,000 then was forecast. an outraged mother is slamming walmart for selling an educational toy that plays offensive jokes about priests and gun violence. it is marketed for babies as young as nine months old. the mom says her son got this toy for christmas and the family very quickly realized it is not

kid-friendly. >> my mom hears something, and she's like, "it just said something about a drive-by shooting." >> will never guess what makes a clip-clap, clip-club, clip-clap, bang, bang noise. an amish drive-by shooting. >> my gosh. walmart has since pulled the toy from shelves. the item is also no longer available in stores like amazon's, lowe's, macy's, and office depot. i would certainly hope not. >> ainsley: that's crazy. all the moms in the studio right now are saying, "what?" thank you, ashley. to get those off the shelves! that's insane. let's check in with our senior meteorologist janice dean for our fox weather forecast. >> hello! what's your name? >> peggy. >> janet. >> where you from? >> western kansas. >> you have a say to my friend you want to say hi to? >> we want to say hi to our dad

from kansas. >> does he love "fox & friends"? >> absolutely. every day he rides his exercise bike to "the five." >> i'll have them say hi to him today, too. let's take a look at the maps are a click. you are the best, karel! we have some storms moving into the west coast. that's a huge story. we've been following it all week. unfortunately more rain in the forecast, and mountain snow, and rain, so you will see this snowstorm and another behind it. i need folks to listen to all your local officials, listen to your local weather forecasts, and we will try to keep you up-to-date. but that will be a big story for the next couple of days with those wind alerts. the rest of the country is warmer than average, especially in new york. 53 with cloudy skies. ainsley, lee say hi to carl from kansas? >> ainsley: carl! you can make himself famous! you got to take that clip right there, give it to dana perino or someone on "the five," and he

can be there one last thing! >> it'll all be on fox news! we love you, carl! what a good man come he's doing his exercise and watching fox. he's going to live forever. thank you, ladies! still ahead, could robots be the answer to america's labor shortage? white castle think so. we will meet their newest employee coming up next. first let's check in with bill hemmer. bill, you have to tell dana. >> ainsley: 7 dana is all over it. the speaker in name only, who's got the votes? we are tracking it. as the alleged killer in idaho have blood on his hands? and more, with the fbi did to track him. how does the nfl proceeded come down that crunch time nfl quarterback boomer esiason is here in studio, plus jason chaffetz. we'll see you in a fewcoug minu, top of the hour. bye, bye cough. later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!!

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jamie richardson joins us now from ohio. and flippy is behind you. jamie, why has automation become so important to white castle? >> you know, for us, it's not helping our team members and being empowering. nobody wants to use the p-word, but the pandemic was a kick in the knees for all of us. our team members are on the front lines every day. giving them more tools to serve our customers hot and tasty food is what it's all about for us. >> steve: jamie, can you step out of the way so we can see your employee operating, flippy? let's see what's going on back there. can we zoom in? >> this is harmony, and she is busy setting up flippy. we have some orders coming in. it's a busy morning here in hilliard, ohio. guess number 26. flippy will drop everything into the fryer, and at the perfect time, take everything out and give it a little shake and put it into the area for packaging for the team members.

it is an action as we speak. >> steve: so you're making fries right now. how challenging has it been for you, jamie, to find people to work? >> it's hard. we are looking for people with a heart for hospitality. it's getting better. we are a 24-hour operation. a family business around for 102 years. this is unlike anything we've seen. we are named a great place to work for the second time in a row, we have great people, but we still aren't fully staffed. we will get there. it doesn't happen overnight but we are making good progress. >> steve: when people talk about robotics and robots are placing people, people are like -- and here come the fries. let's see how this works. jamie, take over. do the play-by-play. >> we've got some cheese sticks getting ready to be packaged. there they go, into the area for the packaging, and someone will have some hot and tasty mozzarella cheese sticks in a matter of seconds. >> steve: that sounds fantastic. you are not out to replace people, you are just out to get the job done, right?

>> that's exactly right. our partners at the robotics team came up with his idea. we embrace it, because innovation is something we've been doing since 1921. this is just one more way to help our teams be even more there with their heart for hospitality. we are excited about all we have been able to do with flippy and will put it in 100 of our restaurants. >> steve: can you turn around and get one of the mozzarella sticks and just show it to the camera? we want to see how it looks. there he goes. >> this is a picture of bliss and perfection, and now the bite and smile. i can't buy it, i will be able to talk for a minute. that's an exclamation point, right here from hilliard, ohio, castle number 26. >> steve: before you take a bite, are there any areas that can be automated and fast food? >> absolutely. i think it's about how you get the right tools to the team members, especially back behind the castle walls. the same thing with drive through menu boards in a partnership with mastercard.

we are listening to our team members first to get there. >> steve: there are millions of people watching across the country right now saying, take a bite, tell us how it is! come on! >> oh, my goodness. a little cheese pull, the taste of perfection, friends. >> steve: i saw the cheese pull, that was amazing. jamie richardson joining us today from hilliard, ohio. thank you very much. >> craves on, steve. >> steve: i love white castle. stepping aside, my "fox & friends" in a couple. ♪ ♪ my husband and i have never been more active. shingles doesn't care. i go to spin classes with my coworkers. good for you, shingles doesn't care. because no matter how healthy you feel, your risk of shingles sharply increases after age 50. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions

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>> this is so true. everybody wants to rule the world. we can only have one speaker. >> so far we don't have any. stay tuned. it's groundhog day again. >> no speaker. >> so long. >> bill: thanks, guys, great show. good morning. are they holding the house hostage or are they making the process better? the stand-off to elect a speaker in its third day. is today the day for a break through? the question we have as of last night as we say good morning. i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." on "the five" last night jess watters said i've never seen the hostage has to commit suicide. really good point. we'll see what today brings. congressman kevin mccarthy remains defiant after trying and failing six times to secure votes to