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for misleading police after his wife vanished on new year's eve. brian weach has a criminal record art fraud. >> accuse herlg of manipulating the press. >> on the way to her being queen consort there were going to be people, or bodies in the street. >> runback breaking a tackle and taking it past midfield. down the sideline he goes. this is story book, opening kickoff return for damar hamlin. ♪ i have been running through the straight life ♪ chasing all those green lights ♪ pulling off the shade ♪ little bit of sunshine ♪ hit me with the good vibes ♪ everything is so fine ♪ little bit of sunshine. >> ainsley: that is newport, island that video you were just seeing. it's so pretty there. have you all been? i love newport quaint little

town. >> steve: food is great there bed and breakfast. >> ainsley: great new england clam chowder called right on the what were like right on the water. you walk down the dock. >> steve: hearts and kettle? >> ainsley: not hearts and kettle. the weather if you live there 3. going to feel like 36 degrees too. and your high, let's see going to get warmer 40. going to be in the 40's around noon and then after that go back to the 30's. >> brian: you think it's a good place to go whaling. >> ainsley: i would say nantucket that's where the whales are. >> brian: go there and take a shuttle over and rhode island remains the smallest state. >> steve: a shovel? >> brian: a shuttle. whaling either you hit it or you don't. go out for whaling and you get nothing. >> steve: never been whaling. that would be new for me. i have been lobstering. classrooming. >> ainsley: they are worried with the whales with the

lobstering. >> brian: what do you mean? >> ainsley: taking them out of whole foods not selling in whole foods worried about. >> steve: overfishing. >> ainsley: and how it will affect the whales. today president biden is set to meet with the president of mexico after surveying the texas border yesterday. >> brian: he was greeted by a fed-up governor and greg abbott wasn't really invited it is his state. he accused him of seeing a sanitized version of the crisis. >> steve: griff jenkins is live on the ground in eagle pass, texas. griff, the president should have gone there because the migrants keep coming across unlike el paso where suddenly not a single migrant for the president to talk to or see. >> that's right, steve, ainsley and brian. good morning. i can tell you just seconds ago my cbp sources tell me that the headquarters in washington at cbp is officially reporting that there were 518 migrant encounters in the el paso sector

in the last 24 hours. you had president biden spending more than three hours on the town in that sector didn't see a single migrant. however, he asked about them. watch. >> how many folks do you have coming through. it varies week-to-week and day to day but how many people do you have coming through. >> [inaudible] >> i know you have people every day but i'm trying to get a sense of the flow, the average. >> well [inaudible] >> >> griff: this after side-by-side video you can see on wednesday this past week the streets looked like san francisco with migrants littering in sleeping bags thursday a clean-up. unclear according to colleague bill meg reporting they don't know exactly who ordered the clean up or if it predated the president wants visit. however, can you clearly see there was an effort made to clean those streets. now, a senior administration

official told cnn this saying there just weren't any at the center when biden arrived. completely coincidental. they haven't had any today. now, this after texas governor greg abbott did meet the president in el paso on the tarmac handing him a letter which said, among other things this: even the visit has been sanitized of the migrant camps which had overrun downtown el paso because your administration wants to shield you from the chaos that texans experience on a daily basis and, guys, in that letter, abbott laid out a list of demands. among them, asking the administration to comply with the statute mandating illegal immigrants be detained ending the practice of unlawfully paroling land inpass and says digating cartels as foreign terrorist organizations. we spoke here to a del rio rancher laura allen about the president's visit. here is what she had to say. take a listen.

>> you don't come after all the mess has already been dealt with and cleaned up. you come when the emergency is happening. he is supposed to be our chief of this country. when we have emergencies, we expected our elected officials show up. >> griff: so, it's unbelievable that the president wasn't able to see or speak to a single migrant, like we said just now getting word that there were 58 migrant encounters in el paso. here there were nearly a thousand. in fact, steve, here about 25 minutes ago, a group of 10 single adults crossed the river and walked right up to the national guard vehicle behind me within 10 minutes they were put into border patrol vans and taken off to be processed clearly the focus right now of this administration is processing and transporting those migrants, not stopping them from crossing. steve, ainsley, brian. >> brian: that's where most of the pony that they want from congress to help with that they don't want to put it into border

security. they want to add more agents. how hard is it to get border agents these days? >> >> griff: well, listen, you can create lots of jobs and hire more border patrol agents. the question is what job will they do? and this is the two-year long frustration among the sector chiefs that they don't have them, quote: on the line. holding the line. you have got them transporting. you have got them doing processing and that's really not solving any purpose. in that omnibus bill on page 753, nearly 2 billion allocating non-key tension border management requirements. >> that's the actual language. what does that mean? means there is going to be more processing and transporting and not trying to stop migrants have crossing which, by the way, in the past 100 days, since octobel year began, there have been in that el paso sector over 78,000 known got-aways, meaning our border patrol agents saw them, couldn't bring them into custody. we don't know who they are, warm

they are coming from or where they are going. >> ainsley: thank you, griff. will cain is down there on the border. is he in el paso. he was covering the president's visit yesterday. what's the latest this morning, will? >> will: you know, ainsley, brian and steve, i heard you earlier talk about the analogies write themselves president biden to el paso. you talked about the clean up of homeless encampments before the super bowler clean up around the democratic national convention when you clean up a city and make it look nice before it puts on its national presentation. reminds me of my buddy and co-host pete hegseth said yes the catherine the great travels crimea on a river boat tour and create false villages. little quaint towns along the river from her. look at your empire? isn't it so beautiful. as the boat passes by they tear them down and rebuild them down the river for her to see once again. president biden is traveling in a beautiful bubble sanitized version of this crisis.

if he wanted to not understand because i think he truly understands. if he wanted to present to the american publicity extent of this problem well, to your point in that conversation with griff, he could have gone to the church of sacred heart here and talked to the migrants. they are still here. or he could have talked to any of the el paso residents who have experienced the change in their city over a decade. that's what we did on "fox & friends weekend." watch. >> there's an assumption that because we came here and immigrated legally that we are okay with illegal immigration. and we are not. as we speak, there is still human smug glick in my neighborhood. >> never seen thishappened. and i migrated here since i was 4 years old. that's more than 50 years. >> we just feel completely unheard by our mayor, our county judge and our congresswoman escobar. >> will: that was guadalupe and rose who did not want to share her last name because she lives

where many of these illegal immigrants have camped out. there's crime. there's human smuggling and she doesn't feel safe. that's what president biden could have seen in el paso, guys. >> brian: maybe he will go back, will there was so everywhere nor see but he only had three hours. now it's onto the summit of the americas. will cain check back in with you shortly. let's bring in congressman and brand new house majority whip tom emmer. congratulations. you finally -- you guys finally got it done after, what, how many days and hours 15 rounds? so now today's the hard part, correct? you have got it vote on the rules that you agreed to. >> yeah, i don't think so. good morning, brian and thank you for that. >> last week was quite an experience today. really is, to me, it's not a big deal. the rules, which has not been widely reported, literally are the rules that our conference voted on after the election with one exception.

and that is the motion to vacate is being restored to where it was for 100 years before nancy pelosi changed it. that literally is the only change in the rules that our members will vote on tonight. >> steve: so, mr. whip, is mr. qumr. whip the correct titl. >> just getting used to it. >> brian: is that the right term? >> i think. so i like tom. [laughter] >> steve: i like mr. whip. so mr. whip, we understand that at least two congressman on the republican side, you have tony gonzales and nancy mayes have both said publicly they will not vote for the rules package. the rules package is a 55 page document and, according to punch bowl, there is also a secret three-page addendum that mr. mccarthy and his allies hard out during several days of the negotiation. is that true? are there three pages of stuff we'll not know about and, if so,

generally, you won't tell us what is in it but generally what's it about. >> first off, the rules for tony and nancy, tony has said he's not willing to vote for them yet. nancy, on the other hand, has said she is on the fence. part of the thing that needs to be understood is the separate items that you're talking about which i would argue has been mischaracterized not unusual for a local media outlet here on the hill. the rules themselves, i do believe both tony and nancy will come around tonight when they realize the things that they want to talk about are in this separate agreement. and, specifically, my understanding is tony wants to talk about a provision that says we are going to start with the fy-22 budget as the baseline. and this is a concern because

you have in the spending approach, you have the got the discretionary spending that involves both this out-of-control domestic spending since before the pandemic under nancy pelosi and you have got defense spending. the argument is this would effect defense spending. which i will tell you republicans will not impact defense spending aside from the deficiency and waste. are. >> ainsley: republicans are worried how the moderates will vote for rules. members would get 27 hours to read the bills before they vote. you talked about the term you talked about only takes one person to vote the speaker out or to start that vote at least. and then the term limits. nancy mace was on one of the sunday shows and she said she is worried about backroom deals. she is not sure what kind of deals with made in exchange for a vote for mccarthy. byron donalds was on television and he revealed or sounds like he is revealing that he got the

house steering when i in exchange for his vote for mccarthy listen to this. >> going to be a part of the republican steering w committees kevin mccarthy's designant. part of that to ensure that the entire conference, the ideological spectrum if you will is represented through all committees. i think this is important. because what i have seen in my first two years from washington and this is actually not kevin's fault. this is the nature and the culture of washington, d.c. is that the members are actually really separated from each other. they don't really get a chance to talk and engage a lot unless they take specific interest to do. i think having more voices on more committees actually going to help the republican conference and congress overall so we can clear up a lot of the misconceptions about policy ideas and political points so we can actually do the right thing by the american people through a truly deliberative process that is open and there is a lot of conversations going on. i think it's a great thing. >> ainsley: congressman, your reaction?

>> first off, we got to be careful not to conflate the rules in this discussion that took place with these points that i'm going to argue to you, ainsley, all of our members are going to support. there is no back room deals. first, on the rules. you are opening up the capitol for the first time since the pandemic to the public. you're eliminating proxy voting and making people come to work. they haven't been doing it for years. you're reinstating the holman rule which is going to allow members to literally do targeted spending cuts within these huge bills and you are eliminating the opportunity for these $1.7 trillion christmas tree laden ornament bills. on the other side, the agreement that you will know more about our members have been learning about it real time as we go through. not all of them chose to be part of this. but they will now. you're going to have single subject matter.

you're going to have germaneness. what does that mean, ainsley? well, in the past, the house might pass the ceremonial coin bill for a famous american who did something important, send it over to the senate. it sits there without action. and then, guess what in they strip out that language. they put in a $1.7 trillion spending bill and they send it back as the coin bill. that will not happen anymore we're going to hold the senate accountability, the house accountability do what people expect. >> brian: yesterday nancy mace called matt gaetz a fraud. send sent out a fundraising letter. you have open wounds that need bactine. >> it's all good, brian. human beings have got to learn to get along. >> brian: they do. don't grab them by the neck. >> steve: do you have any idea what kevin mccarthy said to matt gaetz in that very

seemingly tense moment that got him to vote for him. >> i do. >> steve: what did he say? >> he and matt were having a discussion that i'm going to leave between them. if they want to disclose those-what they talked about, i'll let them do that steve. >> brian: he only voted president. he never voted for him. he said we had a deal. >> steve: give us a hint. >> they are learning how to get along. >> steve: okay. good enough. >> ainsley: what was the reason he didn't vote for him because he said on sean hannity the night before. >> brian: that night. >> ainsley: he would vote for him. and he said what more -- what what was the phrase what more could you ask for? >> brian: yeah he goes i'm out of things to ask for. >> look, guys, like every member of the republican conference the 222 everybody wants to have their voice heard kevin mccarthy's job the leadership's job make sure that happens. >> brian: we herd heard a lot of voices for 15 rounds. fantastic, tom.

>> steve: good see you mr. whip. >> ainsley: i will call you congressman. >> steve: i like whip. >> brian: sounds like squeezing the char minute. >> steve: that's whipple. >> brian: that what is reminds me of whipple. >> ainsley: from toilet paper to someone who is not toilet paper. >> steve: here is a better transition. >> brian: you know how brian does tosses. >> steve: sell in grocery stores. >> ashley: well, good morning. we are going to start with the crime crisis. new york city grocers are demanding a crack down on repeat shoplifters. the coalition representing nearly 4,000 stores is calling for a slew of policy changes from prosecutors as violent heists escalate in the big apple. they are demanding the city charge serial thieves are grand larceny when their heisted a up to $1,000. make assault on a retail worker

a class 2 felony and buying stolen goods a class a misdemeanor. turning to extreme weather. 12 people are dead and thousands are still without power following a week of torrential down powers and damaging winds in sacramento. over 100,000 californians are waking up this morning in the dark as a parade of cyclones batter the golden state. gavin newsom declaring a state of emergency as the another round of storms expected to slam the west coast this week. prince harry reveals he asked to see the photos of princess diana's deadly car crash. >> the files contain photographs of the crash scene. why did you want to eit. >> mainly proof. proof that she was in the call. proof that she was injured and proof that the paparazzi chased her in the tunnel are the ones who took photographs of her lying on the backseat of the car. >> even though he saw those gruesome pictures he couldn't believe his mother was dead and expected her to come back for

years. this ahead of harry's controversial book released tomorrow. the royal family is celebrating princess kate's birthday amid the fallout. piers morgan is joining us later with more on the royal spectacle. and would you zap yourself with electricity to get into shape? well, a new trendy workout could give you truly shocking results. electrical muscle stimulation or ems has users wear a suit attached to electrodes. the suit delivers electric impulses that make each exercise more difficult as muscles try to resist them. well, some are skeptical. others say it's fast, effective and fun. do you know what else helps? increase the weight. increase the duration time. you don't have to shock yourself. >> ainsley: i don't think i would do that. >> steve: why go to the gym and work out put on the outfit and shocks you. >> ashley: what about people with heart conditions. >> steve: apparently okay. >> brian: what about the paddles? i. >> ainsley: still need to got gym. >> steve: want to lose weight

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♪ >> ashley: students at the university of idaho returning to campus today as bryan kohberger faces charges in the murders of four students. internet absolutes claim the suspected killer attended the vigil for the four students more than two weeks after the crime. joining us now former homicide detective and retired hartford connecticut deputy police chief brian foley, good morning to

you. >> good morning, everybody. >> good morning. so, brian, we have seen this in the past with crimes where the killer goes back to vigils and appears back at the house of where the crimes might have been committed when you look at the video of the vigil and see online someone who resembles looks like him so far away you can't tell, do you think he was at the vigil? >> well, it's certainly possible and look, without getting into deep into the psychology behind it, it's almost like a spike the football moment for these types of sick people. you see it in arson a lot where the suspect stays at the scene and, you know, it looks and enjoys what he has caused in these types of situations. but, here's the good news. the detectives will be able to track all his movements and everything, not just the day of the crime of the alleged killer but also after that. and, look it, he shut his phone off when the alleged killer shut his phone off when the killings occurred. i believe that's going to be used against him and look at the

facts, did he shut his phone off prior to? how often did he shut his phone off. ever shut off 4:00 in the morning? a lot they are going to be able to prove by shutting his phone off. i believe it's going to be used against him and a key piece of evidence. >> ainsley: chilling when you read about this on social media. some saying they think he was on social media wei weighing in ont happened. they say he knew things that actually turned out to be true if it was this guy kohberger on social media, on facebook. they speculate he went under the name of pappa rogers and on reddit under the name inside looking. he is saying things about how this person entered the house and how he left the sleeve of the knife there at the scene of the crime and how he was driving away there were skid marks on the car and this became true. when you look at the picture this person was using, it was someone dressed in all black with a flashlight on his head. and that could be, you know,

what this suspect or what this suspect wore when he was murdering those four individuals. what do you make of all of this? >> so, again, that's all stuff that they're going to look at and they will be able to flush that out. it doesn't matter. the sheath -- the knife sheath was left behind with the d.n.a. that's going on the key piece of evidence. and i want to say this. you heard a lot about where the knife sheath was found. it's my belief that that knife sheath was dropped in the struggle. you heard defense wounds on one of the victims, at least one of the victims. you heard the witness hear something upstairs like someone was playing with a dog. that sounds like a struggle. my guess is one of those victims is a hero. got in a struggle with him and the knife sheath was dropped during that point. that's my thought process. and it's so difficult to determine exactly how it happened. we may never know. moo my belief that struggle, that defense wounds, that's when the knife sheath would have gotten dropped. >> ainsley: maybe one of those pulled it off of his belt

buckle. >> they are a hero. >> ainsley: talk about husband in massachusetts. the missing mother last seen on new year's day three boys and husband earrested for misleading investigators. do we know how he misled them. >> most likely gave them a statement that was not true. presenting a false statement. and let me go back a little bit. they had called it a missing person's investigation. they would not call it a crime and certainly not call it a homicide as no one has been found yet. but i promise you, every great homicide detective up there in massachusetts is watching this case. they are running the plays right out of the homicide 101 playbook. even though they are calling them missing persons. now starting to see a shift into criminal. when he misled investigators allegedly and now they have crime, now they can get into his house and start searching and you saw yesterday the d.n.a., the suit the crime scene people were wearing very impressive. they are going to run this right out of the homicide playbook as they have been from the beginning i promise you that.

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>> ashley: we're back with your head lines, thousands of supporters loyal to brazil's former president bolsonaro storming the congressional building refusing to accept bolsonaro defeat despite the inauguration last week. several government buildings were damaged as protesters diewld with riot police. local authorities say they arrested at least 300 rioters. american airlines dropping three more thoughts spring due to low demand the ongoing pilate shortage cutting shortage to columbus, georgia. long beach california. american airlines dropped 19 cities from route since the covid-19 pandemic. machinery company deere co-does

business as john deere allow farmers to repair their own farm equipment or take it to independent repair shops. the company sign as memorandum to give farmers resources to repair their own high tech tractors. farmers previously criticized the company to pay out-of-pocket fees to pricy repair shops instead of letting them handle it themselves. i know for a fact the farmers are going to be happy about this. >> steve: they will and they're very handy. most of them know how to do. they couldn't do it before because it would void the warranty. >> ainsley: we were surprised about that. now you can repair your own equipment. thank you, ashley. >> steve: meanwhile, speaker kevin mccarthy facing a new battle this morning speaking of repair with a vote on new rules. and democrats already crying foul on the g.o.p. what is going to be a problem is if the american people will be held captive to the extreme maga republican agenda that apparently negotiated into the

house rules and the functioning of the congress. that's going to undermine the health and safety and well-being of the american people may undermine national security and defense. undermine ability to actually advance an agenda that is anchored in kitchen table pocketbook issues and not extremism. >> conservative is extremist. next guest served as speaker of the house here to react fox news contributor and defeating government socialism newt gingrich. >> newt, first off, can you comment on hakeem jeffries characterized if the freedom caucus is in charge it's extreme? >> look, hakeem has a huge problem. he has to go from a dictatorship where he was one of the dictators to just being a member all of a sudden the house is going to be open. they're going to have open rules. the rules committee is going to allow amendments. bills are going to come through committees, not through nancy pelosi's office.

now, akim must be in shock like being in the soviet union or cuba and suddenly being told you are actually going to have a free shoat. the democrats are finding all of this very confusing, it's going to be messy, it's going to be complicated. it's going to take speaker mccarthy paying attention seven days a week. but, it's called freedom. i think they are going to be very successful. they are going to, i think, move today to repeal the 87,000 additional irs agents. let's see where the democrats are. i all of them vote for bigger government. more bureaucracy and more audits of your tax account. while all being pious. very exciting time and frankly very healthy process and the house is going to be much more wide open and i thought the new whip, tom emmer was very good a few minutes ago in pointing out they are opening up the house for the american people for the

first time covid hit. >> brian: i hope they keep the cameras open. i live seeing that. >> ainsley: 15 votes for republicans to agree on a speaker. are we going to see that? is that a foreshadow of what is yet to come? is that going to be the case on every vote? >> sure. i don't think it will be 15 vote every time. but i think you're going to have a constant challenge in the republican conference between moderates who feel that too much was given to the hard right people on the hard right who want even more or sooner or whatever. so this will be a balancing act but, remember, pelosi ran the house with exactly the same margin that mccarthy has. denny hastert had a 5 vote margin at one point one more than speaker mccarthy has. so it can be done. it's going to be challenging. but i also think republicans have to shift for the news media expectations. i will give you one example. my view of -- if i were there, my view would be the republicans

owe the debt ceiling four votes. that's the number -- if hakeem delivers every single democrat and t they are the people that voted for all the spend they only need four votes. totally different model of negotiating than people who want to put the burden on the republican party. >> steve: it all starts today. newt, thank you very much for joining us on this monday. >> great. glad to be with you. >> ainsley: president biden makes a pit stop at the southern border ahead of his mexican sum mid. but, did he actually seat reality of his failed policies? >> steve: not really. will cain is down there in el paso along with fox news contributor sara carter. as you can see they are walking along the fence and they are going to join us live next.

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spending three hours on essentially a photo op. which critics said did nothing to spotlight the reality of the crisis. >> brian: surprised. "fox & friends weekend" co-host will cain is down in el paso getting a firsthand look. will? >> will: good morning, brian, steve and ainsley. i'm on the border el paso. i'm joined as we sit here this morning a cold and dark morning in el paso with fox news contributor sara carter. sarah has covered this border for a long time. sara and i have known each other for deck case. we haven't seen each other in a long time. >> it's like a reunion this morning. >> will: so happy to see you this morning. i love the way have you covered this for fox news channel throughout your career. i talked to the residents to talk about the changes they have seen in el paso. the wave, the surge, the numbers. tell me what you are seeing, what is most important you should be paying attention to when it comes to this border drivers? >> i i think what you are hearg from the residence is a real

concern here. they feel as though their state has been taken over that no one is listening to them. can i tell you that we have known each other for a long time i have been covering this border for 18 years plus i have never seen anything like this. one major concern for me right now not only our children and the effect that an open border policy has had on them concern actually being trafficked. right now as we are sitter hoovment there are children across that border that have literally suffered what is unexplainable to most people they are being trafficked into the united states and some of them won't make it. >> you are going to be covering this for hannity here on the fox news channel and you were telling me you are also taking part in a bit of this senatorial trip to come see a bipartisan senatorial flip el paso to see

the issue you do see a bit of promise issue right now. >> absolutely. i do. look. this needs to be bipartisan issue. this needs to be issue that both sides, republicans and democrats can work together. i don't believe that anybody in this nation wants to see any more of our children die of counterfeit pills on the street or americans die of this. i don't believe that anybody in this country, whether they are republican or democrat want to see more children being exploited in these human trafficking organizations being sold into slavery. being sold for god only knows what. i believe that once they get a hold of this and these bipartisan issues will allow us to talk about where do we need to go from here. but that border needs to be shut down. if you talk to anyone that's what they will tell you. >> will: can you see brian, steve ainsley as she is talking points over this way with her thumb. the border is over here. the traffic is not as heavy as it was just a moment ago. that's suarez and the traffic building up this morning is

huge. that's a highway, it leads to the biggest port of entry right here into el paso. the reason i want to show you that, guys, back in new york. this is they call it the biggest binational metro area in the world. it's two and a half million people between juarez, el paso. loss crew sis not far away. the legal trade legal back and forth to this community is so important and that's why it's really so hard to get a handle on what's going on here. >> absolutely right. billions of dollars in trade so it's going to take the full community to resolve this crisis. >> all right. brian, steve, ainsley we will talk about this later more in the show with kansas senator jerry moran by the way right over that traffic are homes that they say right now we are being watched. told this yesterday. targets. >> brian: they have capable they can afford. give us leverage, shut it down when the governs tried a couple times. then all of a sudden mexico pays attention.

>> ainsley: don't like being watched by the targets. >> brian: no kidding. >> ainsley: today is law enforcement appreciation day. thank the officers you see today. here on "fox & friends" we are showing our gratitude to the heroes who keep america safe every day. >> brian: senior meteorologist janice dean live on fox square with the troopers from new jersey. >> that's right. lieutenant blaze, who is protecting new jersey right now? >> all the other state troopers. >> how many of them? >> about approximately 2600. >> wow, tell me about your job. >> to my job is a station commander which is in charge of the station but i have all the road duty troopers with where a lot of people don't know this but we are the police for towns, i'm in warren county, new jersey. >> janice: thanks for all of you that came today for "fox & friends." we appreciate you. we love you. major sure that you say we appreciate you to all of our police officers today. not only new jersey but across the u.s. let's take a look at the weather, shall we? not too bad in new york city. a little chilly but it's been

above average for many weeks and we'll take that but, across the west coast, that's where we have trouble. we have had incredible amounts of rainfall over the last couple of weeks. and snow continues to pile up along the sierra, nevada region in towards the interior west. that's going to be ongoing this week. not only that winds'8" miles per hour. big deal through wednesday. track a potential nor'easter here for the north east on friday. lots to talk about in the weather department and of course it is national law enforcement appreciation day and we prevent everyone who is here this morning. all right, brian, over to you. >> brian: absolutely. thanks so much, janice. coming up straight ahead, this story buffalo bills safety damar hamlin sharing first photo from the hospital after collapsing during last monday night's game how he's doing as the league plays for number 3. feel darkest before dawn. with caplyta, there's a chance to let the light shine through.

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eric wood joins us now. could you describe your thoughts when that kickoff was returned the distance? >> it was unbelievable. the pregame ceremony, all the emotion in the stadium which turned into a celebration it looked all week like it could be a tragedy. but it turned into a celebration. celebrating trainers, celebrating demarre's health at the moment and into hermine heinz who has never returned a opening kickoff takes it to the house. josh allen described it perfectly it was spiritual a different type of moment than i have ever felt in a stadium similar to i never experienced like the week before in cincinnati when demarre was down on the field in the manner that he was. it was incredible celebration moment of just a week of seemingly this country coming together. >> brian: red zone has a way of showing highlights of teams scoring. this time it was showing highlights of damar and how people are recognizing him and

what he is going through. all praying, everybody was praying. what happened to the league that was ridiculing tim tebow because he took a knee after a touchdown or a or before or after a game? >> yeah. it's amazing. i'm a man of faith so i knew that there would be some good that comes out of this. and faith and praying and all that being implemented back into the game and so many media members across the country speaking openly about their faith. so many professional athletes, it was a special week and i'm not sure maybe tim tebow's honored in some way in this way but i don't think tim would want to make it about himself either. but, just an incredible display of the power of prayer this week. >> brian: other thing i would say it was great to see instead of taking a knee for how oppressive america is and what happened with slavery in 1619, 177 #. we saw black and white players hugging each other, clearly when you are in a locker room or really in america, we're more

alike than different and more together than apart. >> yeah. it was a special display this week. and throughout the nfl and my time in the nfl, race was never a big topic when it came to playing with teammates and the amount of respect that we have for each other and love that we have for each other. almost a microcosm of what society should look like when you walk into an nfl lunchroom or locker room or meeting room. anyone of any race, religion, working together for a one common goal and that's to try and win the super bowl. so, it was special to see some of those images this week. >> brian: yeah. buffalo has always been challenged. maybe this is the year they would and get that allusive super bowl championship. hottest team in football. eric, thanks so much for joining us. appreciate it? >> yeah. my pleasure, brian. >> brian: the world talking about prince harry's explosive interview with the royal family. piers morgan has got something to say.

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