♪. will: straight to a fox news alert. 10 people are dead, at least 10 others are hurt after a mass shooting took place at a lunar new year event near los angeles last night. >> when officers arrived on scene they observed numerous individuals, patrons of the location pouring out of the location. scream. the suspect fled the scene and remains outstanding. anyone with information regarding this incident we're asking them to call l.a.

sheriff's homicide. rachel: the shooting reported to authorities just before 10:30 p.m. local time. those were injured are in conditions ranging from stable all the way to critical. pete: police say they're search fog are a male suspect. a motive for the shooting isn't clear at this time. local officials are working with federal authorities as an investigation into the case remains underway. as we get more information we will bring it to you. they don't know what kind of firearm was used at this point. motive, relationship to victims, we don't know. will: in that press briefing there were questions for local law enforcement apparently a separate incident in los angeles. questions whether or not they are connected. there was a question about civilians possibly apprehending or taking down an individual. was that connected? law enforcement gave a very, very brief press briefing a moment ago with not a lot of new details but said, in coming hours they will tell us more. hopefully, perhaps, about

whether or not, not just motivation, whether or not that individual is in custody. rachel: yeah, more to come. we will be sure to get more information as the show goes on to update you on this important story out of california. pete: that's right. also yesterday we learned that the department of justice found even more documents, yes, what is this number? the fifth time we've been alerted on our phone that more classified documents have been found. six more, six more, we don't know six more documents or six more folders, we don't know, documents found in joe biden's wilmington, delaware, home. they conducted a 12-hour search. the department of justice alongside joe biden's lawyers. so his lawyers were alongside for the ride for all 12 hours as they scoured the home multiple rooms, to find any additional classified documents. of course they did find some. some from his time as vice president. others from his time as a senator. rachel: interesting points, one,

that lawyers, the joe biden's lawyers were present, something that was not allowed during the trump mar-a-lago raid. and also the history being made here in this entire thing which is that we have the first time that father-son under investigation at this level of government. it is fascinating. michael goodwin wrote an excellent op-ed in the "new york post" saying how this scandal is finally, well, at least for the liberal media, unboxing the biden family business. we've been talking about the biden family business for a long time here at fox. looks like the rest of the media is finally making up. here is what goodwin said. i believe the full truth if we ever get it, will show joe was the mastermind, the frontman, conduit for the payoffs. the working theory for most people following this story has included the assumption that hunter followed his father around the world as joe, the

veep served as obama administration's point man. according to this view, hunter the ultimate prodigal son unscrupulously secured deals with foreign governments in china, ukraine, russia and elsewhere. interesting joe biden when he was vice president, his purview or he was the point man for the obama administration in those three countries, russia, ukraine, china, all three places where hunt lunt was able to make millions and millions dollars which 10% went to the big guy. will: find it unconscionable with details of this latest raised i find it unconscionable, visited location. one of you called it last week a crime scene. rachel: yeah. will: that the location of the delaware home where now classified documents were scattered about in the garage, next to the corvette, in the personal library. that was essentially a crime scene. that is validated it has been

subjected to another search. in the meantime, between that, last week we reported to you they found additional documents at home. here we are a week later, been subject to another search. in the meantime, the week between when we three were sitting together joe biden visited home. he went to the home. i don't know what happened in that time frame? did he comb through the documents? did he pull out the ones pertaining to ukraine? did he pull out ones pertaining to china. did he quote, unquote discover them himself? what didn't make its way? i don't know answer to the questions but very legitimate, if you had a suspect visit a crime scene in the midst of an investigation you would go, well that doesn't sound kosher. rachel: no. will: nor to your point all of the places where joe biden has been and hunter biden has been subsequently in business deals. we talked about this yesterday, i said what is concerning to me, this is probably, look what biden is accused of in terms of these investigations is also

unconscionable. i'm afraid it is also typical of what goes on in washington. i think that is validated by this look at this text from 2019 this is a professor at the university of pennsylvania. rachel: where the you'd penn biden center is. will: his name is frank planton, jr., this is a note he gave to hunter biden's daughter. he told her this is a direct quote. my impression it is pretty light lifting encouraging her to go on a chip to china. pretty light lifting. no long speeches or more con veryizational. they willfully you to business class and of course provide all your accomodations and meals and a happy to try to arrange meetings or introductions for you there or in sectors in china. i think that it would surprise you they are interested in you thanks to your family name. i would not take offense at that.

it is the chinese way. frankly this is typical washington you're right. size and scope is atypical the bidens had so much access to power an influence as vice president. wielding foreign policy. he lands at the upenn biden center gets all this gush of chinese money anonymously. a professor at upenn, clearly friendly with the communist chinese inviting joe biden's daughter to go, is it hunter's daughter? rachel: under her's daughter. pete: hunter's daughter. keep it in the family business, make a nice, easy, light touch visit to china. meet all the right people. it is a gigantic facilitation scheme has been uncovered, covered up until now. rachel: not dissimilar to the clinton -- pete: global initiative. rachel: global initiative. you saw as soon as, the clinton global initiative was making

millions of dollars from foreign governments, why dan bongino says many of these politicians should be classified as foreign agents because they're dealing with foreign edge agents. soon as hillary clinton lost to donald trump, all the money at global initiative dried up. this should tell you everything. the problem with joe biden and hunter, joe biden was vice president. he is president now. we have massive, really uncalcuable and not transparent amount of money going to ukraine right now. we have all kinds of issues with china to which the biden administration is somehow you know, taking the side of china on and against our workers, against america. there is a lot of foreign policy being impacted by the deals that were made back then. will: you know the clearly the concern the president of the united states is compromised. rachel: yes. will: that doesn't have to be, for those that think it sound

the conspiratorial, less conspiratorial by the day, as other news networks go, huh, this is a problem. it is less about whether or not, potentially could be, less whether or not joe biden is a "manchurian candidate," meaning owned and operated in control by china. whether or not you're under undue influence. any endover in life, someone is primary funder or a big funder, you're going to be -- pete: they're the defacto owner. will: somebody has a podcast, your major advertiser, number one advertiser, even a big advertiser in your podcast the way you're in business, you're not going out there to trash their product. rachel: of course. will: probably going to boost their product. pete: your point is, it doesn't have to be a hard compromise. you're not an active agent. it could be a soft compromise, i know if i speak up i have all this stuff back here so i'm not going to. will: in general life is made up of soft compromises.

i think people end up in situations where you go, that is a bad person, not with great leaks but with small steps. i think you die by a thousand cuts. pete: 10% of the time. rachel: 10% of the time. that is so good. they're not bad guys, man. he was talking about the chinese. he had that speech and he said that. other time he is more overt. when he said i told the prosecutor in, i told him you fire that prosecutor in ukraine. or else you're not getting the money. boy did they fire the prosecutor in ukraine. dan bongino in his great show last night, excellent show last night, talked about that clip. at the very end of that clip where he says and they fired the guy, you know, the guy after i told them if they didn't fire the prosecutor, they fired him. that was under michael. michael was overseeing that. michael is somebody who now works at the upenn center. there is all kinds of

connections to what is going on. we'll be digging into that as well. will: fox news alert, a antifa night of rage in atlanta leads off to the arrest of six people protesting a new police training center fight. pete: after a protester was killed after the protester shot at a georgia state trooper. >> alexandria hoff has the story. >> reporter: they call the new training center cop city. that was a major point of tension for months, until after last week, a activist camped out at the site, shot pat a state trooper prompting the trooper to return fire. several groups online called for retaliation, it didn't take long after a peaceful protest, reported lit a police cruiser on fire. see the burned out remains right

there. windows were smashed, protesters accused of launching fireworks. atlanta's police chief said multiple protesters had explosive devices on them. three businesses were damaged, six people were arrested. around 7:00 p.m. order was restored. >> atlanta is safe and our police officers have resolved the disruptions downtown from this evening. thanks to the quick action of our public safety officials working together order has been restored in a swift manner. the city of atlanta and, atlanta police department will not, will not tolerate this we continue to protect the right to peacefully protest. we will not tolerate violence or property destruction. >> reporter: georgia governor brian kemp did condemn the violence saying the crimes committed last night will be fully prosecuted. rachel, will,. pete: pete thank you, alexandria. you call it a night of rage it

will probably not go well. by the way i'm still astonished by the protest, anti-cop protests occur after someone shoots at a cop. if you shoot at a cop it will not go well for you. rachel: question. pete: we're protesting the response after cop who wants to go home at night? there is no logic to it. it is just rage i guess. >> yeah. will: rachel you brought this up yesterday, talking about most rebellious thing you can do to have a family. fortunately a few people are deciding that is act of rebellion. they will choose. the united states is apparently in the midst of declining fertility rate. average number of children born to each u.s. woman. pete: that is a long time. will: i love long-term charts. that is 1800 to 2020. go from seven to less than replacement rate. replacement rate is 2.1. i believe the united states is below 2.1. this is incredible. this is incredibly concerning for the future of the nation. rachel: absolutely.

melissa carney, university of maryland, she has is a economic professor there. there is greater emphasis spending time building careers. adults are changing attitudes having kids. choosing to spend money and time in different ways. one the ways travel, conflict with parenting, wanting to travel again, comes into conflict with parenting. i also think that the globalist population and climate alarmist, they have propaganda. our kids are taking in that propraganda. you hear so many people saying i'm afraid to have young people, saying afraid to have a kid because of the environment this is all -- you talked about this yesterday, will, anti-human agenda and it is in direct contrast with the judeo-christian idea, be fruitful and multiply. they see fertility as a curse. always wanting to give women pills to take care of that. children as burdens.

it's a lie. they're selling young people a lie, consumerism, travel, all these things will make you happy. we know that god and family in the end make you happy. is it no surprise, people are anxious, popping anxiety pills more than ever. they're selling lies. this is concerning for the future because we do need replacement rate. who will take care of older people? but also, just happiness of young people. pete: a sign of cultural pessimism. economically believe in your future, whether it is climate you don't believe in the future. you don't think america is a good place. why would i want to raise kids into it? part of it we continue to turn our young adults into adolescents. we prolong the adolescent period of life. parents do that. grandparents do that. society does that. at 18 make a decision to join the military. rachel: get married.

pete: go out on your own, go to school six years. stay on cell phone plan. rachel: health care. pete: we were at dinner two nights ago. a table of three, perfectly lovely, late 20s females next to us. they were having a conversation i would have pegged for 14-year-olds. will: really. pete: i'm kind of going. i know that is anecdotal. between social media and education system and then the cultural reinforcement. you don't want families. career should be most important no matter what. it means kids get pushed out. will: not just a cultural issue. we'll tie it up with this. it is also practical issues, if you have declining birth rate, we don't have to project, japan has done it, europe has done it. malaise in your economy. your economy will decline. you will have the malaise in ability to innovate. new people is new ideas. that is what it is. you will just slowly kind of as

a society turn old. pete: china has the problem too. one-child policy, three or government allows them to have three. rachel: they say they want more. government says please have more. here is the deal though. even on individual basis, if you don't have children, who is going to take care of you as you get older? you know, might get put in a home. pete: lots of people are taking care of you. rachel: i call it mexican social security [laughter] will: play the odds. hoping one of the nine. pete: need one. rachel: i need a couple to turn out right to take care of me. pete: a few additional headlines. 17 minutes after the top of the hour. long-awaited double-murder trial of alex murdaugh is set to begin tomorrow. former south carolina lawyer is charged with killing his wife maggie and son paul back in june of 2021. the prosecution accusing murdaugh to commit to the murders to distract from his rapidly unraveling tax schemes

involved tax evasion, money laundering and fraud. the number of illegal border-crossers evading boarder patrol reaching 278,000 in the past 113 days. those are known got-aways. cpb sources revealing a startling figure to fox news. eindicates 2465 got aways per day for fiscal year 2023. on top of those that turn themselves in. these numbers honduras illegal mig grant encounters increased 900% between 2021 and 2022. rachel: wow. pete: gofundme page is set up for the family of our beloved colleague alan kimerov. seen pour politics news passed away on friday. $214,000 raised going to his children's futures. alan was a crucial leader in our

coverage for every major news event, every election night. he was a happy war core, always had a smile on his face. our sincere condolences heartfelt prayers go out to his family, wife rachel, 17-year-old son ben, 13 year-old daughter olivia. alan was just 47 years old. we welcome anyone to donate to his gofundme page to help with his children's futures. god bless him. will: absolutely. still ahead this morning we have interesting off the wall for you to today based on what dan bongino said yesterday. here is what he reminded us of. >> liberals specifically, they embrace chaos because when you get this chaotic environment people will walk voluntarily into a idealogical prison. pete: will and i go off the wall into the chaos theory and the real examples happening right now. rachel: i can't wait for that.

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♪. pete: a transgender teen enduring month's long nightmare, falling into the hands of child sex traffickers after a woke baltimore court reportedly refused to return the 14-year-old run away to family. his grandparents, because they misgenderred him or her. lawmakers in her home state of virginia now demanding action, proposing a new law that would prevent situations like this. here to react, fight for schools executive director, author of the upcoming book, "parents of the world unite." i love that cover and i love the topic and ian, you've been all over it. this is example how the ideas that are promulgated inside of classrooms have real world consequences. you have a youngster who transitioned, instead of being with her grandparents who don't recognize those changes per se, a lot of traditional people out there, the state takes them, no you can't. then this person got trafficked in the process. it is amazing.

>> yeah. you know you said it is really a nightmare. this is a nightmare for parents. this is the worst nightmare. these things we're seeing in schools schools will no the tell parents if their child comes to school, says, here i am at school, not at home. i want to go by a different sex. we're not going to tell the parent. at same time, they will tell you that we don't correctly gender a child there is high suicide rate. if that is the fact, you should absolutely telling parents what is going on. unfortunately what we're seeing in schools throughout america they're adopting rules we'll not tell you the parents. all these things will be happening with your child in a government-run school. we'll approve it. we're not going to tell you. i cannot think after worst possible scenario than what we see here with this individual. pete: are we getting to stratification? you see governors like ron desantis, kristi noem, new governor huckabee in arkansas,

trying to push this stuff out, radical gender theory, criminal call race theory. are we stratification, where we get down the middle education and others are pushing trans againerrism in he will meanttry school? >> ultimately you are. it will come down to the courts. whether the bathroom cases boy using a girl's room. compelled speech you have to refer to the child by preferred pronounce. pete: yeah. >> schools demanding that parents don't get to know their kids gender claimed identity at school. these things will be passed at legislature on one side or the other. you're going to see them in court. unfortunately we had a very good decision in the 11th circuit court of appeals weeks ago, look it is not a say like of title ix, violation of equal protection have a bathroom law based on biology, that

biological girls to use girls rooms and biological boys to use abuse rooms. pete: you are fiving that in courts. season two miss identification of america. eyian is peeking truth about sex ed, unions, standards, frankly what the solution is, what you can do about it tomorrow on "fox nation." ian prior. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. pete: you got it. coming up, another day, another development in biden's on going docu-drama. the doj seizing more classified material friday as chief of staff ron klain prepares to leave the administration. former arkansas governor mike huckabee joins us next to react. >> >> plus get this one, rachel finally has a office all to herself but it was a mess. stay tuned to see how we got it

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due to my thyroid issues but since being on the golo plan and taking release, the weight has not come back. (upbeat music) will: fox news alert. 10 people are dead, others are hurt after a mass shooting took place at a lunar new year event in los angeles. police say the suspect is still at large. the shooting reported to authorities just before 10:30 p.m. local time. those who are injured are in critical condition. also stable condition. police say they're searching for a male suspect in the motive for the shooting at this time isn't clear. pete: to another fox news alert, six more items containing classified material discovered at joe biden's wilmington home. rachel: the latest development as the president's chief of staff ron klain is reportedly expected to step down in the coming weeks. will: former arkansas governor

mike huckabee joins us now to react. governor great to see you this morning. >> great to be with you. will: debate stage set for you already. is ron klain in your estimation, stepping back because the heat has gotten so hot and clearly the biden ship is sinking, or as our friend joe concha, said, no, no, he might be getting ready to run a campaign for president in 2024? >> that is probably more likely. i wouldn't read a lot he is leaving after two years, shelf life for steve of staff or for that matter press secretary in the white house is 18 months, two years at the max. it is high stress job. i seriously doubtful ron klain is leaving because joe's garage sale isn't going real well could be it is just he was burned out. people felt like ron klain was ron brain. they felt like he was running things. if he had to get the mop and broom and clean up after joe's

every moment at podium. he says that is it, i'm done, i got to get out of here to get my life back together. i don't think this is tied anything to other typical normal cycle after chief of staff after about 18 months, two years, packing it up and doing something different. pete: you're right, if you have to be chief of staff and president at the same time that can be really exhausting work. what do you make as we found more documents were found yesterday? 12 hour search in this case, the department of justice was accompanied by joe biden's lawyers. much different than how donald trump was treated. is this a cascading problem for joe biden? >> yeah the big find they had, they went up in his attic, they actually found joe biden. that was the real find. he has been is inning action for quite sometime. in all seriousness, the thing that is so different, look the fbi finally shows up. the first discovery of these documents in the garage by his 'vette, in the penn biden

center, paid for by the chinese communist party this is humiliating especially for a guy who arrogantly talked about trump was irresponsible having documents even though they were under lock and key. here is the big difference, when the fbi showed up to search for these documents, joe biden's lawyers got to be present. they spot to be there. so they didn't take joe's passport. when it was donald trump, his lawyers and his representatives were forced off the property. it is not the same thing. not even close to the same. rachel: question. joe biden was at the crime scene without any of the fbi or any law enforcement in between the two finds. so we don't even know what happened at that point. i will switch gears with you because as you know lisa marie pressley has died. you're a huge music fan. you interviewed her before. i love elvis presley and his legacy. talk to me about that? >> i think all of us were just stunned and shocked by her death

at 54 years old. heart disease runs in the family. her father died of it, her grand another. that is something a medical perspective or shocking but the fact she was full of life, just two days before had been at the golden globes. i think it was just stunning that she passed away. heartfelt condolences to her children and to all of the family, particularly priscilla. discuss a great talent. she had so much of her father's musical chops. i don't think she ever really got appreciated for her vocal capacity but she had it. she was a remarkable singer. will: governor, great talking to you. we appreciate you jumping here on "fox & friends." >> always a pleasure. heading up to the attic and my garage to see if i have classified documents laying around somewhere. will: great plan. chaos, political chaos.

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the people afraid what is on the outside, zombies, liberals specifically. they embrace chaos. antifa in the streets. chaos at the border. public safety crises. they do nothing about it, they make it worse. when you get the chaotic environment people will walk voluntarily into idealogical prison. pete: welcome to bongino and friends this morning. dan bongino calling it the chaos theory. that is right. recently a lot is happening here in the u.s. we love what he had to say yesterday. we'll expand on it. will: it helps explain some motivation between the stuff that seems haphazard, say out tick, but serve as unified purpose. let's talk about it. let's go off the wall with current examples. start with global warming and climate change. the ultimate tool, this was revealed to me during certainly the pandemic. ultimate tool for humanity, fear. absolve me from my fear. therefore someone seeking power if somebody is fearful they will

hand oaf control. pete: absolutely. ram emanuel famously said don't let a crisis go to waste. if you push climate schemes, more control, you have to pedal the idea it is utter chaos throughout the world, what a great example this week in the world economic forum where all the elites gathered in private jets in davos, al gore and john kerry peddled that kind of fear. watch. >> emissions are still going up. all these promises of the last few years, to cut emissions, emissions are still going up. that is what is boiling the oceans, creating atmospheric rivers and rain bombs and causing waves of climate refugees. >> it is pretty extraordinary to sit in a room, come together actually talk about saving the planet. i mean it is so, almost extraterrestrial. will: so these two crips back-to-back are fascinating. first off, al gore, literally the fire and brim tone of approacher preaching apocalypse.

abutting john kerry says he is extra terrestrial to save the planet. be fearful. this is not true believe. they flew in g-5s, flew in g-5s to davos to talk about this they own homes on oceans. pete: hundreds of millions of dollars worth. will: if they're worried about boiling oceans why are they buying beachfront property. pete: they tell you to eat less meat, have a lower carbon footprint, buy a different car, they get rich in the process. does your life get better. china admits as much as it liking to, no. it benefits them. chaos front and center in our political sphere mostly in 2020, just last night. will: last night. pete: antifa, black lives matter, radical

groups taking violence on to the street, the fear leads to extortion. if you don't do what we want more of this will happen. will: this is tied to what bongino was talking about as well, when fear is personified for those that disagree with you. there is a reason you should be fearful. because of the people that believe differently than you. when it comes to antifa, and blm, enemy made clear is the racist, bad person, not bad idea, bad person on other side of you must be controlled. pete: the cops. must be controlled. in the case of this, it was police officers who needed to be reined in and defunded. look quickly we found defund the police radical idea that seemed on the fringe, to the point where major metropolitan city councils were pushing to defund the police departments. you get more of this. will: chaos. more chaos. how about this? if the idealogical opponent is the bad person, if they're science denier, the racist, what about when they're actually

infectious? those who disagree with you are so bad they can infect you. pete: they don't even know it. they will kill you unless based on very limited information and science that we won't reveal to you, you must take the jab. so covid is a great example. that is a hot what dan was talking about yesterday. here is joe biden, anthony fauci, rochelle walensky on vaccines and masks as reminder. president biden: we're here with a simple message, get vaccinated f you're fully vaccinated, get one more covid shot. >> people are vaccinated they can feel safe they will not get infected. make sure people keep the masks on. the idea of taking masks off in my mind is really not something we should even be considering. >> we encourage all americans to wear a well-fitting mask and recommendation is not going to change. pete: maximum fear, will. will: be fearful. the zombies, those who are

racist, those who are infectious, deny science, somewhere outside the walls. lock yourself in psychological prison. we as wardens help you control, give you safety. chaos leads to power, which leads to control, leads to self-justification. it really is a tool that weaves its way through every news item. pete: all the while you're told you're crazy or you're dangerous for not trusting the science that they won't reveal and the misinformants in the midst of all of that, canceled, kicked off social media later on confirmed to be correct already told they're insane or blocked, pushed out of the conversation to begin with. they want chaos so they can get control. all right? we have weather. warmer than usual january could come to an end for many on the east coast a winter storm from texas to maine could bring four feet of snow to some parts eastern u.s.

will: turn now to rick reichmuth. fox weather forecast. pete: what do you think, rick. rick: i wat from that to me. will: do it wonderfully. pete: you can extend on it if you like. anything. rick: you did. very nicely done. thank you. all right, guys, here you go, temps look very much like they did yesterday. 43 in los angeles this morning, 37 in new york. down across the south we're real warm. we'll maintain warmer temperatures. take a look at this. two storms yesterday, one in the plains, one across parts of the south. we have heavier rain across areas of the south. north parts of florida. in across the carolinas. snow across the known side. this storm moves up the eastern seaboard. we'll talk rain along i-95 corridor, from philadelphia, d.c., boston. snow across interior sections. maybe tomorrow mid-morning a few

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♪. pete: our friend sean duffy isn't just getting a new show on fox business, he is also getting a new office. will: oh, since rachel no longer needs to share hers with sean, guess what? her office gets a makeover. rachel: i could not be more excited for sean who has a new show on the business channel, called "the bottom line" with dagen and duffy. one of the perks he gets his own office. he doesn't have to share one with me. the other reason i want a office makeover, i'm secretly, i'm not even secretly, overtly jealous how cool pete's office is. so let's see. look, no surprise, he is in here watching a game. [laughter]. what people really don't instantly realize about pete, how orderly he is. nothing is out of place. not even a pillow. pete: i'm a little ocd when it

comes to right angles in the my office. rachel: were you like that the before the military. pete: before. the military amplified it. rachel: you inspired me to do a makeover? pete: doing a makeover. it is no bueno. rachel: this is my office i shared with sean, until he got his own. as you can see, it is very ugly, it is very drab. it hasn't inspired me to keep things nicely. i am ready for an office make over. this was way too big after task for me to handle alone. we gave allison wolf, rocket to mars, organizing 24 hours, to reorganize, feminize my office. i cannot wait to see what she comes up with. will: so let's see the -- rachel: here is allison. will: yes. rachel: this, are you jealous, will? you need one too.

[laughter]. all right. so here we are with allison. allison i cannot -- [no audio] look at this. oh, my goodness. i cannot believe how this looks. you feminized the my office. >> that's what you asked for. rachel: i did. this is really about organization. so show me what you've done. organize me. >> so you may remember there was a lot of clutter. rachel: yes. >> there was sean's stuff all over the place. rachel: which we threw out. >> poor sean. he has his own office. rachel: yeah. >> i think, this is a great place to start. rachel: look at this. >> basically the things that were all over your desk but now they are contained contained ine drawer. easy for you to find. this is your make up. this was all over the window sill. will: 24 hours i give it. >> a mirror you see what you're doing. pete: we give it 24 hours.

>> there you go. that is in here as well. rachel: also, you moved my coffee which was on my desk all the way over here so i have a coffee station. >> right. rachel: you created a window box here. >> right. i think when sean visits he will appreciate that. >> you put pete in prominent position. >> i heard pete wanted his picture here. that is where it belongs, on the desk. rachel: this is -- [no audio] pete: losing her audio a little bit. there we go. rachel: space will be a lot more productive? >> i hope so. that is the point. this is your space. we had to convert it from generic, vanilla corporate office, something more feminine but also inviting and productive that means, clearing your space so that you can be productive and also providing areas where everything has a home. rachel: okay. speaking of everything having a

home. >> yes. pete: she will be productive. rachel: -- even looking at my shoes. why do i like my shoes more now? >> you can see them. they're color coordinate the. rachel: everything here is color coordinated. will: we're out of time. >> her dog to mars which is the initials of her children, rocket to mars. i have a feeling allison -- try hypnosis... or, quit cold turkey. are you kidding me? instead, start small with nicorette, which will lead to something big.

will:ing straight to a fox news alert. ten people are dead and at least ten hurt after a mass shooting near los angeles late last night. the suspect fled the scene and is still at large. pete: alexandria hoff is live in washington, d.c. with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. all we mow at this point is investigators believe the shooter is a man. we're expecting an update in a short time on the status of the search for him. the deadly incident happened around 10:30