>> todd: a fox news alert, seven people dead, another injured after a mass in half moon bay, second massacre to rock the golden state in the past few days. you're watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. the victims were chinese american farm workers who worked with the gunman. brooke singman has details. >> brooke: seven dead and one critically injured following a shooting in half moon bay. authorities arrested chunli zhao. chunli zhao turned himself in

after he opened fire in two different locations. he traveled to a mushroom farm where he opened fire and went to a second location and shot and killed three others. the victims were likely chunli zhao's co-workers. he was a disgruntled employee at one of the locations he shot up. >> i would like to offer my heart-felt condolences to the families of the victims. this kind of shooting is horrific, a tragedy we hear far too often, but today it hit home in san francisco county. >> brooke: the shooting comes just days after 11 people were killed in monterey park. we are learning more about the 26-year-old hero who stepped in to take down this armed suspect.

huu can tran. he is recounting the terrifying moment standing in the dance studio and saw a gunman enter the building. >> i turned around and saw an asian man holding a gun, something came over me, i realized i needed to take the weapon away from him or else everybody would have died. when i got the courage, i lunged at him with both hands, grabbed the weapon. we had a struggle and struggled into the lobby trying to get this gun away from each other. he was hitting me across the face, bashing the back of my head. i was trying to use my elbow to create some distance. finally, i was able to pull the gun away from him. >> brooke: he says the suspect took off running out the door and left in his van. four victims from saturday's

shooting have been identified, one woman reflecting on the loss of her aunt, remembering her as a bright light. >> mimi is a kind-hearted person, kind, genuine and friendly. she is really cheerful. she is our family's biggest cheerleader and med iator, and everything that our family needed. >> brooke: another victim died in the hospital as a result of their injuries, bringing total number of people killed to 11. >> todd: just horrible. thank you. california has the strictest gun laws in the country, now gavin newsom is calling for more gun control and attacking the second amendment. watch. >> it is surprising, everything about this is infuriating. >> california has the strictest gun laws in the u.s. >> the second amendment is becoming a suicide packet. >> many people in this country

support -- lawful gun owners. >> yeah, great respect, no opposition for someone reasonably and responsibly having firearms, getting background checks. >> how did he get a gun that was illegal? >> exactly, we'll figure it out, that is going to happen. things fall through the cracks, it doesn't mean you give up. >> todd: are the security people around gavin newsom armed? last year patrol spent money protecting the governor. he reportedly spent seven figures on his security detail. >> carley: turning to new orleans, with 277 homicides in the city in 2022 alone. murder is the leading cause of death among children there, watch what mayor latoya cantrell says are the reason for the sky-high homicide rate. >> it is because one, dealing

with covid-19, violence, everyone has guns, the ability or lack of ability to resolve conflict without reaching and pulling a gun. everyone needs to be held accountable. we're focusing on it in the city of new orleans, definitely a -- seeing a decline, moving in the right direction. >> carley: member of the no latoya cantrell campaign, new orleans attorney laura rodrigue, joined us with a different message. >> we never saw covid causing people to carjack other people in the city. murder capitol of the country and world on covid is a slap in the face to citizens of new orleans and i don't think anyone took that interview seriously. there is not a decline in crime happening in new orleans. over 500 cars have been stolen since the first of the year, averaging 20 something cars per day being stolen and we can't

blame covid anymore. you keep slapping the juveniles on the wrist and they are out of control and you are accountable to what is happening in the city and where are you? we can't do this alone essentially. >> todd: the trial officially begins today for disbarred attorney alex murdaugh, he arrived yesterday for jury select knowio, accused of murdering his son maggie there son paul, found shot to death at their home in 2021. a representative from snapchat will testify against murdaugh following claims his son paul sent a snapchat video to several friends on the night he and his mother were killed. fraud, drug trafficking and evasion are the charges. >> carley: white house takes heat over president biden's classified document scandal.

>> is president biden involved in a of coer-up? >> the president has been very clear that he takes this very seriously. >> carley: clear as mud. >> todd: congressman nancy mace, hope she will be clear, sits on the oversight committee leading the investigation, she joins us next.

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>> is president biden involved in a cover-up? >> the president has been very clear that he takes this very seriously when it comes to

classified information, classified documents and that his team has been fully cooperative with this legal matter. >> todd: the white house defending president biden as republicans ask secret service to hand over visitor log of every individual who visited president biden's delaware home. congresswoman nancy mace sits on the oversight committee. another nonanswer from the white house with key words putting in the word, you know what the tells are. does this feel like a cover-up to you? >> well, recognize she called it a legal matter, not reckless, which is what the president's terminology was this summer talking about classified documents of the former president. it is definitely a double standard. for eight weeks, his administration hid the fact documents were discovered and every time someone goes to his

delaware home, they find more classified documents. they found more on friday, just a few days ago. >> todd: feels like fbi and doj give biden a head start and with trump it was guns blazing in the middle of the night biden these documents inadvertently ended up in places. >> when i as member of congress go to review classified information, i have to go to a secure location and leave my electric devices behind and go inside a room called a sciff, to review that information and i'm not allowed to take it out of the room. you question the protocol for the president of the united states. we've had multiple presidents and i don't know if we need to ask obama or bush, how far back

does this go? there are protocols in place to keep documents secure. i am scratching my head what is going on. we heard democrat colleague roe khanna. there are a lot of questions from both sides of the aisle on the debacle right now, for five years he had the documents and no one knew about and everyday someone finds more. >> todd: one protocol if you are vice president and senator, you can't do this, you need to keep documents in the sciff, only the president has that authority and that will be debated. jefferson /*

swalwell and schiff defending themselves. >> here is the promise to earn their vote, he will bring payback, he was removed from the committee. new mccarthy looks like the old mccarthy, abusing political power for political vengeance and doing it under the fig leaf of false claiming. >> todd: sounds like they are ignoring security concerns that got them booted in the first place, doesn't it? >> right, using their position of power to abuse that power, that is almost verbatim what he just said, we have seen that over and over again and this is an issue speaker mccarthy has brought up multiple times over pre-marjorie taylor green. if you have been in compromising position, should you have more information that could further

compromise you? it is a fair question and something he's talked about for a long time and making good on that promise. >> todd: that timing argument eric swalwell makes, you shot it down pretty well. should there be sort of known standard that if you covort with a known chinese spy, you should never get a security clearance on one of the most important committees in congress? >> or if you are schiff and leaking information to main-stream media, you shouldn't have that position either. if there is a standard, i hope it is not a double standard. any rules, same rules republicans will try to live by and hold everyone to the same standard. >> todd: congressman nancy mace, thanks, we appreciate it. new york mayor eric adams wants to change how he's covered in the media, he is launching his

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pretty big winter storm system bringing five to eight inches of wide swath of snow and could see severe storms, large hail, damaging winds, isolated tornados from texas to the florida panhandle. watching that. watch the snow for tuesday and wednesday up toward the northeast on wednesday and thursday and then that will move offshore and we could see potential for lake effect snow thursday and friday. there is your snow forecast for the northeast. look at new york city, will we get snow in the forecast? we're kind of not sure. so less than an inch for new york, but looks like north and west, we'll see snowfall totals. latest first snow on record, if we don't get measurable snow, we'll get close to the record as we head toward the end of this week. we'll have to see. forecast today, cooler temperatures across the plain

states, rockies and snow for texas panhandle toward oklahoma, could see measurable snow. joe concha asked me are we going to get snow? not a lot, my friends. >> todd: i have moot snow yesterday. >> janice: had a few snowflakes, that did not count as measurable snow. >> carley: moot is like snow? that is great. >> todd: retired fbi counter intelligent agent, lead investigator on trump russia ties now charged with violating u.s. sanctions by providing services to sanctioned energy tycoon. this very same executive before retiring in 2018. k mgoneagal worked on

unsuccessful effort to have sanctions lifted in exchange for money. >> carley: attorney general merrick garland is defending the justice department and ensuring the public the investigation into president biden are free of bias. >> we do not have different rules for democrats or republicans, for the rich or for the poor, we apply the facts and law in each case in a neutral nonpartisan manner. >> todd: joe concha joins us now, quite a statement from ag merrick garland, doesn't it seem like neutral and impartial is not how this doj operates. >> joe: words mean so little in washington, d.c. never judge any politician or official by words, always by deeds and actions. merrick garland could have sent the fbi to get the documents at the penn biden center and the

wilmington residence. lawyers handled it instead and the beach house where the president sent ample time since he was president, where the fbi hasn't gone to check for documents there. we found classified documents in four different locations, yet fbi and doj seem to be slow walking this, as we know with donald trump, there was that raid with the overhead helicopters and the lights and optics that dominated the news for weeks and looks like what trump did was worse. with merrick garland, compared parents to domestic terrorists for attending school board meetings, i don't see impa impartiality. >> carley: fbi is just getting around to investigating pro-life

centers attacked eight months ago. this tweet is not going to come as surprise to you, former fbi agent strzok posted this tweet yesterday saying applying the facts of what we know of biden and trump document saga, including yesterday's search of biden residence to doj past practice yields two conclusions, trump should be prosecuted and biden should not. he didn't say what drew that conclusion, but he is former member of the fbi, same organization merrick garland just defended as being impartial. >> lisa page and peter strzok, what kind of relationship was that? how do we stop donald trump from becoming president. when we see former intelligence officers who were supposed to be impartial in their job, think of

what we've seen since 2016. james comey, john brennan now at msnbc, can't tell the difference in him and keith oberman. lisa page is at msnbc and peter strzok gets book deals. these people now, when you hear them on of it, no way could they have been impartial when we hear what is going on now, he says one should be prosecuted and one should not, again, biassed. >> todd: the word consent, the law doesn't care you consented, the law cares that you committed the crime, it is irrelevant. our own meteorologist adam klotz recovering after being beaten in the new york city subway system. mayor adams wants to protect his image, he is ufrn laing taxpayer

paid newsletter. this will cost $75,000. instead of fixing the issues leading to negative media coverage, adams wants to control the media. >> joe: why does eric adams get negative numbers? numbers are easy to talk about, you can't spin a number. i guess you can, but this is pretty definitive. major crime rose 22% in 2022 in new york city compared to 2021, also a horrific year and over 2020, eric adams' record is something if being reported on as not doing a good job when it comes to crime in new york city and prosecuting those who commit crimes, you can spin that all you want in your newsletter,

what people feel and hear on the ground is much different. adam klotz, talk about bravery, if you saw a man being attacked, would you confront a gang of young kids that could potentially hurt you? i think many people would film it or walk the other way, what adam klotz did was selfless and brave. >> carley: he was asked did anybody else stop and help you, he said, no, and i don't blame anybody, he understands where people are coming from. >> joe: top four states seeing exodus of people leaving, california, new york, new jersey, run by democrats who are soft on crime. do any newsletter, it will not change perception. >> carley: he doesn't need a taxpayer funded newsletter. >> todd: he has to start doing

something. >> joe: action over deed, theme of this segment. >> todd: new billboards going up in d.c., please help my son escape addiction, the way you helped hunter. >> carley: hear from that mother next. >> my son is in a position where he is feeling really trapped in his addiction, he looks at me and tells me he doesn't know how he will get out of this. [beep... beep... beep...] i'm your glitchy wi-fi and i've decided... well, if you're on vacation, i am too. ha-ha-ha! which means your smart home isn't so smart. sprinkler on. and now i'm sending mixed signals to your garage. and, if you haven't bundled your home and auto coverage, trying to unpack this isn't going to be too much fun. hey, check the router! so, get allstate and be better protected from mayhem while saving up to 25% when you bundle home and auto.

>> carley: fentanyl deaths are sky rocketing across the country and it is overwhelming the system. >> the medical examiner's office is now struggling with the issue of storing bodies because the fentanyl-related death toll continues to climb. >> carley: wow. former seattle city candidate and host of his show, ari, joins us now. if this is not a wake-up call to city leaders, what is? >> it is horrifying, you are looking at king county, largest population in washington state, has seattle inside it. last year over 1000 deaths

contributed to fentanyl, the year before it was 600. this weekend issue the light rail in seattle, we have light rail, it was stopped because someone overdose said on the light rail itself. on january 24th we've had 31 fentanyl deaths, one for each day of the month and the month is not even over yet. >> carley: and lawmakers decriminalized possessing drugings in washington, it is now a misdemeanor. is that making this situation worse? >> it is making it worse, you sent a message to the cartels, look at all the customers in seattle and king county. we are seeing overdose in the homeless population, almost half homeless deaths last year were attributed to fentanyl. you are seeing it in schools and

family and it is growing and getting worse and they are doing nothing about it. officials in washington and seattle believe in harm reduction and opening safe injection sites, where you go toject heroin under supervision, that is not safe. they believe in needle exchanges. they have given out hundreds of thousands of fentanyl testing strips and tens of thousands of the anti-overdose medication and it only made the issue worse. unless they have treatment options, it will continue to skyrocket. >> carley: it is making it easier for drug addicts to continue to use drugs and keeping addicts addicted and there are parents, especially one mom who came on the show earlier, rolling out this billboard campaign directed to president biden and the message

says, please help my son escape addiction the way you helped hunter. listen to her message here. >> we need recovery solutions and we're doing addiction maintenance instead of recovery. my son is in a position where he is feeling really trapped. i'm hoping he, as a parent who has a son who has struggled with addiction, that he will see what needs to be done in this situation and it is absolutely to stop the drugs pouring over the border. >> carley: ari, can you believe what she's saying, she's going on national tv. her son is addicted to you go doctors and she's screaming out for help. what happens to her son, who is homeless right now, addicted to you go doctors and feels like there is no escape from it. >> it is heartbreaking, we see

it on the streets every single day, it is not a homeless problem, it is a drug addiction problem and people will do anything, robbery, assaulting people, whatever the case may be, that is what we see every single day and that is why crime is getting worse and the biden administration democrats seem to be opening more injection sites, no, joe biden wouldn't do that for hunter and he shouldn't do it for your kids either. my heart breaks for her. >> carley: it is inin sa, we have identified the number one killer in the country and it is fentanyl and not a peep out of the federal government on it. thank you for joining us. major announcement from chase bank about the way it does business in new york city and the company is blaming rampant crime and homelessness. >> todd: video games are going green, how xbox plans to become the first carbon aware gaming

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>> todd: four migrants bussed up to the big apple from texas arrested for stealing $12,000 of merchandise from macy's. >> carley: all four are free men thanks to new york's bail laws. >> cheryl: good morning, not surprising to those who follow the story of migrants and two of them were staying at the west end on 57th street. they managed to get a bmw to drive themselves to rob a macy's. this happened earlier this month and they were arrested. they have been here since last summer and they told police we came up on a bus from texas. here is probably the best tweet reaction. >> enter the u.s. illegally,

arrested and released thanks to kathy hochul and mayor adams. mic drop nicole this morning. about a billion clz spent to accommodate the surge. first part of the story. the second part is mayor eric adams wants to see more atms, he knows they are closing early, he's being blamed for atms closing, they are not overnight anymore. here is what he had to say about the chase story, listen. >> people don't want to walk into their atm and see someone you'reinating and screaming and yelling, i don't want my atms

closing down and people leaving our city, we have to create an environment people feel safe. >> cheryl: come here, spend money and stay in the city and keep paying taxes, he has a fiscal problem issue not a crime problem. >> todd: those atms, it issel radio, you go past them in the morning, they are homeless shelters for a couple guys and gals and you don't want to go in the middle of the night and get money. >> cheryl: and bank tellers will talk to us, the homeless are sleeping in the vestibules and i have personally seen it, you don't have to tell me. i don't blame chase, they are having to hire security guards to keep it open. >> carley: people are criticizing the bank to say we have to pay fees to the bodega,

but it is not their fault. >> cheryl: then vote differently new yorkers. >> todd: question for cheryl, can i ask a question? what is carbon aware? >> cheryl: i'm not exactly sure, but this is what xbox is going to turn into, this is interesting. xbox, their climate change initiative, a woke executive decided this was a good idea. so being carbon aware means reducing carbon footprint to run when a console can use most renewable energy. starts today, insiders will notice consoles automatically update to shutdown power option. twitter is having fun response to this. this decision was likely made on one of the company's private executive jets.

now the woke brigade is after video game. time to switch to playstation. >> carley: the decision was made on the jet probably so. >> cheryl: energy efficient timing toun are software update. you know, okay, i have nothing else to say about this one. it is silly, but okay. >> todd: aware? is that the best word? carbon aware? i've been aware of carbon most of my adult life, it is an important element. >> cheryl: companies getting into politics is a bad idea, i know it is upon haing, i don't agree. >> carley: thank you. >> todd: appreciate it. george soros electing left wing prosecutors and americans who are not safe in their own cities are paying the price.

we'll break down his influence with tomi lahren. >> carley: first check in with brian kilmeade. >> brian: we will lead with that story, too, most dangerous man in america, george soros puts $50 million to make sure all criminalings run free, now people are cracking down on this evil rich guy. plus, a suspect in custody after california shooting just outside san francisco, seven dead, second massacre to rock the golden state in the last few days. gas prices on the rise, it is not biden's fault, why mother nature is the new scapegoat and putin if that fails and lindsey graham up early and jeff van drew 6:15 this morning and governor mike huckabee will join us, talking sara huckabee.

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>> george soros progressive vision for america is becoming a realitying, shelling out 40 will million dollars to elect 70 left leaning deas. george soros is using these local elections to reshape the country. >> brilliant thing to realize when you want to get policy reform done with law and order, this case degrading it. going through a da is so efficient so because you don't have to go through a state legislature or mayor. just back someone with millions of dollars who is going to do what you want. that's what he has done across the nation we knew a long time

he was dedicated to destroying our nation, this is further prove of that. we know this about ge george so, he is a globalist. they don't want local and state police and law and order. they want global order. how do you do that? create chaos at the state and local level. chaos breeds more control. this is exactly what he is doing. is he doing it perfectly because this man is evil. is he dangerous but he is also a genius. he is doing things that i wish republican strategists would figure out. you have to go after the local level. the state level. start small. that what republican strategists should be doing to save this country instead of destroying it. we always get in the weeds and forget how important these state and local elections are.

george soros understands it we better understand it as well. >> look at the numbers gascon $4.7 million in location. chicago fox 2 million. >> krasner 1.7. new york bragg 1 million. loudoun county, 659,000. the question i keep coming back to why does he do this? what is it -- odisproi our nation plain and simple. anybody knows anything about george sore sorrows evil man. he is making our cities and states dangerous. and he is benefiting from that, which is really sick and twisted at the end of the day. but, if we want to play this game, we have got to fight back. this man has got a lot of money but we have a lot of people, a lot of resources, we can fight back. we choose not to. we have got to get better at that. >> we are now learning many of the suspects charged with anti-chairman over the police riots over the weekend reportedly pampered and

privileged young individuals that don't even live in georgia. the "new york post" is reporting that suspect madeline was born and raised in a wealthy suburb outside of portland. ivan ferguson big smile there after getting arrested award-winning classically trained clarinet player with a prestigious education in music. emily murphy previously served as the at large chair of al gore's climate reality project. and francis carroll lived in his parent's multi million dollars mansion in plane before his arrest in atlanta. talking about some of the most privileged people in america saying that america is bad. evil in a horrible place. >> yeah. imagine my shock and surprise. not me over with a feather. predominantly white liberals wreaking havoc on our nation and doing it from a place of true white privilege. doesn't surprise me at all. this is typically. this is the occupy wall street movement on steroids. you have people that are privileged, coming an area,

destroying it. causing danger, violence, assault, explosives and all of these things and doing it for google. doing it for fun. meanwhile you have people in atlanta, business owners and citizens who now have to live in terror because of this. i'm not shocked. i'm not surprised at all. i hope atlanta gets a control on this and other cities around the country do as well because this is nothing new to us and it's going to continue to happen so long as it's allowed to happen. antifa, blm, all of these organizations need to be put in check for the good of the people. especially in good of the business owners who in atlanta happen to be predominantly black. make sure we remember that all about protecting our cities and streets and business owners and the american people not so that rich, privileged kids can have a little fun on the weekend. ed ited to to another one of tomi's favorite topics, california lawmakers. you love those guys and gals, don't you? considering a new bill that would impose a new tax on wealthy residents. wait for it, even if they have already moved out of the state according to the latest census

data over 343,000 residents left the golden state july 221 to 2022. texas 231. putting aside the fact, tomi, this is completely illegal you, you literally can't do. this how dumb are these democrats in california ignore this overreach is what is driving people away in the first place? >> are they dumb because it seems to be working out for them pretty well. budget sur plus for this very reason. one thing a california democrat can do find out ways to attack law abiding abiding tax paying citizens especially california constituents. find a way to do it. i would say i wish these california democrats would spend as much time and energy trying to better the lives of their tax paying residents as they do finding ways to tax them out of house and home quite literally. these wealth taxes are nothing new. it is driving people out of the state. california democrats will always

find a way to enrich their state, enrich themselves but to the detriment of the people that actually live there. as someone who lived in california for several years this does not surprise me at all. and it continues to happen because people in california continue to vote democrat. >> carley: also governor newsom making news he called the second amendment a suicide pact. you have to wonder if his security guards are armed and howmuch his security costs. >> probably a lot especially when you go to the french laundry. gavin newsom this man could very well be our next president so americans, be aware. >> todd: tomi lahren, tomi tuesdays. appreciate it as always. thank you. >> carley: thanks, tomi, appreciate it. we are happy to report greg steube is home from the hospital after falling 25 feet off a ladder at his house. >> todd: he posted this pick of himself with the steube pups saying he is grateful for everyone's prayers and well-wishes as he recovers from a fractured pelvis.

punctured lung. several torn ligaments in his neck. we, of course, wishing him a speedy recovery. this is the portion of the show we reserve for like birth announcements, no greg steube has not this a child that we're aware of. he is recovering we wish him the best. >> carley: he punctured his lung, i don't know it was that sear yussments thank you for joining us this morning. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> is president biden involved in a cover-up? >> the white house scrambling to manage political fallout. >> wake of the 40 batch of classified material. >> president biden set to host congressional democrats at the white house today as more express concern. >> you really don't understand how these documents got into a personal residence? >> another mass shooting? california less than 48 hours after the shooting in monterey park. >> seven people dead at two separate locations but with only one suspect. >> the question is did one motivate the others. >> four migrants pus busted from the big apple to texas for

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