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>> the data would be two shooters. >> the defense job is to pass reasonable doubt. it takes one juror. >> pro-life activist found not guilty for pushing a volunteer. >> billy overstepped his browns. >> 15% of the time, i would ride with the engineers. >> he repeats the story for the eighth time. >> i'm the only guy that had a key. ♪ ♪ >> steve: look for the dance floor in the parking lot. or in the stairwell. good morning. -- >> ainsley: migrants kissing in the hotel and brian on the dance

floor. >> steve: that is not going to happen. 50 in fatah, they are going for day-time high of 65. >> ainsley: 65 and almost february. >> steve: janice showed us that crazy storm going through. >> steve: all, all sorts of stuff. welcome to hour through of "fox and friends" live from our living room. >> ainsley: the border crisis is infiltrating new york city. dozens of migrants refuse to relocate from a high-end manhattan hotel. >> steve: migrants are camping on the city streets of new york instead of going to a shelter with cots, food and they're warm. >> brian: displacing our own homeless. todd piro live outside the watson hotel with the latest, todd. >> todd: it is not 65 here, it is raw and cold, it is damp. we've been here all morning long and the same number of individuals that were out here when we arrived are still here.

all single, male adults, no children, no women. there are about a few dozen of them, and that number hasn't changed. as you well know, this is the same situation playing out for days now. the past few days, this street in manhattan, 57th, has been lined with migrants refusing to relocate to shelters. they set up camp on the sidewalk outside this high-end midtown hotel, many claiming they would rather sleep on the street than go to the brooklyn cruise terminal, they are comparing to prison. asking migrants not to boards and officials promise they have everything they need there. new york city mayor eric adams checking out the conditions and showing himself playing ping-pong with a migrant inside the facility. he says activists are steering

migrants away. >> doesn't matter if it is ellis island, brooklyn cruise, any ports, it is rooted in the american dream. i had to come here when i started hearing rumors about it was too cold. my brother got on shorts and he's inside, it's warm inside. about food not being there, healthy food is presents, even snacks are healthy. we just need to stop the anxiety. >> todd: take a look at pictures from inside the facility. volunteers working to make migrants comfortable, nutritious meals, nice bathrooms for hot showers and free transportation to migrants with m.t.a. buses and city ferries. you may know where we are, we're by another media organization in this general area, two general points, i don't see the other media organization and two, i

remember when i went on an interview at one of the media organizations years ago, i ran into a homeless vet, certainly didn't have access these folks behind me do. they can go any time they want, back to you. >> steve: thank you. the "new york post" has a great story that talks about how homeless advocates who have been in new york a long time, that is headline, insane, as in no room at the inn. they are telling people they have got to go. you wonder if activists are asking the people not to move to get the better housing situation for low income people here in new york city. but for the actual migrants, when they are being told you got to go to the cruise terminal, how many wonder, you are going to send me to a cruise terminal, are you going to put me on a boat or send me back, maybe that is reluctance to go. >> ainsley: it is a slap in the

face of those who did it the right way. there was a lady here for five years, on a work visa and she eventually became a american citizen and worked cleaning houses to send money back home and put her daughter through school, she did it on her own the right way. it cost a lot of money, she worked tirelessly to do this, to see the individuals come here and everything is paid for and them to say we don't want to go to the shelter, we'd rather sleep on the street, it is not nice. it has to be nicer than from where they came. >> brian: you want ping-pong, hot meals, 80 to 90 toilets, showers, houses 1000 people, four or five sinks per bathroom and of course you have the ferry pass, allow you to go everywhere. you just have all guys, that is the way it is going to be. they decided with advocates,

they don't want to leave the watson hotel, they will protest and sleep outside. how does that make sense? 45,000 in new york city since last spring, we don't have enough money, we cut every division of new york city and we lost millionaires and billionaires, that is what the mayor inherited and now paying bills, the mayor showed up yesterday and looked around and said don't tell me the heat is a problem, he played ping-pong and in terms with what is going on at the hotel, you would think they would be spotless and everyone ld b grateful. that is the mayor playing ping-pong, not sure what the final score was. the pictures, they are living in squalor and destroying a great hotel and philip rodriguez has to be essentially -- >> ainsley: he works at one of

the hotels. >> brian: he has to be at their beck and call. >> steve: whistleblower. >> brian: listen. >> there is no accountability, the city so-called running the program allows these people to destroy the rooms. there is no daily supervision, there is too much alcohol and drugs and violence. you have teenagers going into the staircases and making out and this is free for all. self-entitlement is beyond belief. they believe that the hotel is theirs and they are going to do what they want. and our general manager really don't care about any of the workers toxic conditions or hostile conditions, all he cares about is the money. >> steve: a lot of money, we have heard some places go for

$500 a night and they are all full and of course, you are paying for all that. meanwhile, it was over a year ago that joe biden signed the bipartisan infrastructure bill. and yesterday he went to baltimore to talk about how they're going to dig a new train tunnel there. today he's coming to new york city to talk about the gateway rail tunnel that is going to replace t hudson river tunnel, 200,000 commuters take it everyday. it is old and needs replacing, nonetheless, that is top of the list of things he's going to do. >> ainsley: he is attempting to show how he will help the middle class, he showed a picture of him in a electric vehicle that goes for $86,000, more than most people make. u.s. census, median household income in 2021, $70, 784 is what

most families make. if you take his tax break, when you buy ev, $7500 off the sales price, the vehicle is more than the real median wages of americans. >> president biden: he tweeted, on my watch, the great american road trip will be fully electrified and you can get $7500 on new electric vehicle, that is not true. the i.r.s. says you can't make more than $150,000 as single person to qualify and $300,000 as married couple. it has to be assembled in north america. the suv can't go over $80,000 and there is the president in a tone deaf tweet talking about this fantastic car that would not qualify for any government assistantance. >> brian: tesla wouldn't qualify, most are built in

china. what do the american people care about? gallup says the most important problem in u.s., 21%, top of the poll said government and poor leadership. look at the 15 rounds to pick a speaker and the president from afghanistan to the economy to broken-down border, nobody is pleased with the leadership. the president has 41% approval rating. inflation is second, i was surprised by that, economy is third, four percent is race relations. >> steve: and crime, something you think about all day long. >> ainsley: six months ago, inflation was number one, now after the classified documents scandal. >> steve: it is 8:11 in new york city and ashley joins us with news. >> ashley: we have couple of headlines, funeral for tyre nichols set for tomorrow in memphis and we are learning two

memphis police officers, including preston hemphill were relieved of duty when the investigation began two weeks ago. neither of the officers have been charged with a crime. memphis fire department firing two emt's and ambulance driver who responded to the scene for failing to provide nichols with adequate medical care. fox weather alert. nearly a thousand flights cancelled and many delayed in the u.s. today as dangerous ice storms move across the south. several southern states are under freeze warnings and advisories as frigid temperatures and freezing rain turned the ground into a sheet of ice. you can follow this story and the latest weather developments by downloading the fox weather app. mcdonald's reports profit growth thanks to increased traffic. clocked in $2.19, 14 centses

higher than wall street expectation, increased traffic credited to customers seeking lower cost dining option as inflation continues to soar. those are your headlines, back to you. >> steve: thank you. we were at mcdonald's yesterday and had fries. >> ainsley: i go for happy meals, do you like the cheeseburgers? >> steve: kathy and i got the cheeseburger value meal. >> ainsley: you will get the happy meal soon with grandbabies on the way. >> brian: everybody wants the prize, brock purdy was a great story in football, last player taken in the draft this year and garrapalo takes over for lance and lance gets hurt and in comes brock purdy. san francisco lost in the first quarter when he gets hurt winding up to throw a pass, he

gets hit and it ruptures his ulnar nerve and he's forced to go back in the game, he can't throw the ball, all they can do is run. the niners lost. what happens to him, how hurt is he? >> steve: here he is on sunday explaining what went south. >> you got hit, you knew there was something that might be serious? >> yeah, i thought it was incomplete pass and we had a third down coming up. i went to the side line while they were reviewing the play asking for a ball, i asked to see if i could throw. in those couple throws, i am like, something is not right. my arm felt like it stretched out, felt like a lot of shocks all over from my elbow down to my wrist, front and back. i've been throwing after the hit occurred on the sideline to see

where i was at. even in those throws, it was painful. i couldn't throw anything over 10 yards, five yards. >> ainsley: that was sunday, he didn't know what was going on with his elbow with the injury. he suffered complete tear of the ulnar collateral ligament, ucl of the right elbow, he will undergo surgery and hoping to undergo repair instead of reconstruction, is that tommy john surgery? he wants to avoid that. >> steve: who wouldn't. n.f.l. executive predicting something big will be happening, they are predicting the 49ers are going to trade trey lanceat tennessee titans and tom brady. this would be right up the 49ers alley. so that is tantalizing

possibility. here is tom talking yesterday to stephen a. smith -- >> brian: jim gray. >> there is so much to learn and so much to teach, it is ever evolving. believe me, as much as you think i'm willing to teach people, i'm looking to learn. i'm looking to learn from all the people i get to talk to. i get an opportunity to be in a job and travel and learn from the other people i've looked up to and admired in different organizations and different people, it is exciting for me, too. i feel like it is the opportunity to do that and something i'm looking forward to when the time comes. >> brian: i don't think it will come yet, 375 million over the course of tener yoos -- >> steve: 37 million a year. >> brian: plus after taxes, you are stuck with just like 20. >> ainsley: will we see him in the hallways here in this location? >> steve: we have sushi on the third floor now.

he'll probably be on the west coast. >> ainsley: he probably doesn't eat sushi, though, very strict. he needs a blender in his office. >> steve: they are doing something about raiders, san francisco would make sense. trade lance to the titans, let purdy back up brady for a year and you have to have three quarterbacks allowed post season so you don't have a situation where you have to have your runningback as quarterback. i don't think that is hard adjustment to make. >> ainsley: brian kilmeade is going to the super bowl, eagles versus the chiefs. it is not this sunday, next, february 12th, get youra salsa and chips before they sellout, it is on fox. >> steve: looking forward to it. >> brian: under pressure chinese

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to cross this red line. >> brian: upon00s, response from government of china after being asked about possible taiwan visit from speaker kevin mccarthy. this as u.s. leaders sound the alarm on potential war with china. could this be kevin mccarthy's first test? yes. joining me is retired navy commander kirk lippold, great to see you, commander. this was based on general mike menahan, i hope i'm wrong, my gut tells me we will be fighting in 2025, is he wrong? >> i dent think he is wrong. i think the chinese are planning for takeover of taiwan. everyone wants peaceful reunification, china continue to say those words, in reality, actions indicate otherwise and they are beginning to plan on time table for invasion. >> brian: why don't we get taiwan ready to defend itself

with missile defense system and arms to make it necessary for china to think twice? >> that is a great question and i think the united states has, we continue to give taiwan the arms they need and are necessary. taiwan has a lot of cultural and familiarial ties and economic ties back to mainland china, that is taiwan's greatest training partner. you have unwhier generation that enjoys democracy and freedom and wants to be independent issue the older generation has ties and there is reluctance to commit to wanting to be a free nation. >> brian: did they see the video from china, do they want that oppressive culture? aren't they enjoying the freedom that south korea and japan are experiencing? why would they want what china has? >> brian, it is a thing a lot

wonder why would you want a dictatorship? they may be brutal in the long run, there is predictability that gives them comfort. democracy is hard work and you have to commit to want that type of freedom, taiwan needs to do that, they are not taking the steps and only recently they expanded near of time you have to spend in the military and make were purchases to defend the nation. >> brian: should speaker mccarthy go? >> as a nation, yes, we should not be dictated to by country killing thousands with fentanyl going to mexican drug cartel and helping in the illegal invasion in ukraine. china has no business telling us about international arms when they violate them in the south china sea. >> brian: should we be prepared to militarily defend taiwan or provide support like his

administration says? >> we should do everything possible to help taiwan prepare to defend itself, they have to be on the front line and willing to make sacrifice and commitment to do it. we can be standing by to help, if necessary, we take stand back to see what taiwan is willing to commit to if it comes to a fight. >> brian: in our national interest because all the tech and chips there to make sure taiwan is not controlled by china, right? >> absolutely, as far as i'm concerned if china invades taiwan and that does kickoff, i think what you will see is the chip making facility should become a smoking hole in the ground. >> brian: thanks so much, commander kirk lippold, thank you for your time and insight, you believe it is a 2024, not a 2025 fight, sadly. coming up straight ahead, back to the border, the northern one, alarming number of illegaling

crossing and new hampshire dealing with biden's open border policy, governor chris sununu is not happy, but is happy to join us.

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snow and cold temperatures. the sector which covers new york, vermont and new hampshire saw 173% increase in apprehensions and encounters at the end of last year compared to a year earlier. joining me is now hampshire governor chris sununu from new hampshire, good morning to you. >> morning. >> steve: who are all these people? >> yeah, they are mostly not canadians, i tell you that, everything from honduras, mexico, guatemala, over the past year, increased border crossing in new york and vermont and making their way to new hampshire and customs and ice agents are doing a great job, they have just been pulled back on resources from the federal government. for a decade, new hampshire had local law enforcement to partner

with them to assist in illegal border crossings, that personnel has been pulled back. we've asked for more funding and it has been pulled back. we are taking our own steps to protect the border. >> steve: it is interesting, you are saying people come through the southern border, but now they are flying to canada and coming to the united states on northern border. they are coming on private land and that is a problem. >> that is right. we are not waiting for them walking down the road, they come through the woods and forest, they are smart and look at where patterns are and where they have success and keep using those corridors. my job is to make sure new hampshire doesn't become a corridor. engaging with ice delegation agreements and basically saying if you don't have resources, empower us and our state police and sheriffs to patrol the

border. >> steve: what about the national guard in new hampshire? >> this is not a national guard issue, it is lack of human resources we can help provide, best resources would be local police department, sheriff, state police, we can fund opportunities and that is where we're going to go, assuming they give us the agreement, which i think they want to do. the individuals are doing as much as they possibly can, they have been pulled back, their own team pulled resources from them and we hope states step up. we'll do our part and hopefully vermont and new york follow suit. you reported yesterday 40,000 northern border crossings in the last quarter. there are pathways to make up for the federal government failing. hope we can be an example. >> steve: holo cow, thank you for bringing this to our

attention. governor, they love you in new hampshire, it sounds like you are thinking about running republican in 2024 for president. >> look, people have been talking to me about it, of course, we have a great model, i'm about results and individual liberty, it works well, 49 other states would love to see it. >> steve: live free or die thing. i saw comment you made over the weekend, you said if you ran, you could beat donald trump and number of republicans could also beat donald trump. >> yeah, of course there are. there is no doubt. there will be a field of great candidates and this is not about former president trump, he did a great job, we supported him, like most of eshg m, we are moving on and have great leadership ahead of us. >> steve: sununu, thank you, have a great day. coming up on tuesday, not so

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>> ainsley: chicago mayor lori lightfoot under fire for tone-deaf performance after dancing in the streets as the city is facing 61% increase in crime over the last four weeks. our next guest was robbed at gunpoint in lincoln park neighborhood. look at that video. she says nothing will change until there are new leaders in charge. diana joins us now, good morning. >> good morning. >> ainsley: tell us what happened, we're watching that video, pretty scary. >> it was just a typical morning, i went to my daughter's

place, house in lincoln park, beautiful neighborhood. and parked, got out of the car, took my dog across the street for a quick walk and as you can see, somebody came down the street going the wrong way on a one-way street, jumped out, put a gun in my face and demanded my purse or they would kill me and the dog. and then they took the key fab out of my purse and went around the block and stole my car. >> ainsley: what is going through your mind when that happens to you? >> at first, you are just stunned there is a gun right in your face and you kind of confused what is going on, he moved the gun and pointed at my dog and said, give me your purse or i'll shoot you and the dog, i immediately gave him the purse and said -- i'm thinking, this can't be happening. yet it was.

it is 11:22 in the morning and i'm just walking the dog. it was just shocking and then of course after the fact, i just kind of fell apart while calling 911. you just feel so violated somebody did that on the street in the morning. >> ainsley: they found your car, they have not found the suspect. crime is up 61% in the first four weeks of 2023, compared to last year. magnificent mile, where i'm sure you love to shop, 30% of stores have left that famous street where people love to go and buy christmas and things like that. what is happening? who is to blame? >> it is the leadership. we have a complete breakdown of any kind of structure in terms of punishment, enforcing any kind of laws, the leadership is

completely out of touch. we have a mayor and state attorney who don't believe in prosecuting anything. they don't support the police. they tax taxpayers, we just got tax bills through the roof two months ago and yet they don't -- anything under $1000, they won't prosecute for theft. our governor just signed law that says we will not do cash bail anymore. so it is basically catch and release. and until we have new leadership, nothing is going to change in illinois. >> ainsley: i'm sure it is hard to watch video of her singing karaoke and dancing, when you can steal and this guy can put a gun in your face and threaten to kill you and your dog and steal your car and nothing happens. thank you for coming on and

making us aware. >> thank you for having me, i appreciate you taking a look at this. >> ainsley: hopefully something will change, election is around the corner, people running against her are even more progressive than she is. thank you. keep us posted on what happens, hope stay safe. ashley strohmier has headlines. >> ashley: alec baldwin set to be charged with two counts of manslaughter. the actor says he was told by crew members the revolver was not loaded and maintains he did not pull the trigger. prosecutors say as the actor holding the prop and producer of the film, he is responsible for the death. retail thefts grow, lowe's introducing new system call project unlock, to activate tools after they are purchased

and scanned. we spoke with a lowe's official who told us it was sad to limit customer service this way because of crime. >> we are taking away experience from customers when we lock down the product, you will see various stores, not just lowe's, are locking down the product and taking away experience from customers when they should be enjoying the product by touching it and feeling it in our stores. >> ashley: retail theft spiked 25% costing the industry $100 billion. those are your headlines, we'll toss out to janice dean who has the weather for us. >> janice: this is what is happening down south, temperatures are very cold along that art tick cold front, it is 26 in dallas, 28 in memphis, ahead of it, we have warmer air and we will have a flooding

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>> when the average person thinks of collectible cars, classics like 1967 ford mustang and 1965 corvette come to mind. move over swinging '60s, the '90s are back and value is higher than ever. auto expert joins us, these are expensive cars these days. >> that is driving the prices up, that you are not attainable for a lot of people. this car is iconic and starting at $3000 and come at 40 or 50 grand. you have this untouched corvette, 1965, beautiful stingray, still can't afford it, right? you get to the ford bronco.

>> part is the oj simpson slow chase. this is an earlier model, i owe one that goes for six figures. >> steve: new vision. >> this is where the future is going to go, the future is going to this, a brand-new ford bronco. you think about o.j.you span 60 or 70 years in market. you and i go back to the '90s, this is a beautiful 1991 mercedes, owned by steven nash from crosby, stills and nash. >> ainsley: sold in 2018 for $31,000, now what is it worth? >> six figures, you have celebrity flair to it, these are more attainable. look at the next vehicle down

the row. brian. >> toyota supra. in the '90s, here is what is crazy, toyota couldn't sell these, nobody wanted to buy them, there was a problem with currency between the jap 19yen and killing the dollar. they had to move from 40 to $50,000, then you could buy one 5 or 6 grand a year ago. >> how much now? $200,000? >> no, 80 to 100,000. >> how do we end? >> this is amazing right here. >> steve: this looks like something the queen should be driving. >> they are in defenders and this is a 90, started at $35,000 when it first came to market and will command significantly more than that. if you can find any of the three

that are not as pristein as these, you will be able to afford them more than early '60s vehicle. >> they rust, not like plastic we have now. >> they rust, they definitely are not -- >> explain the difference in classic and collectible? >> 25 years is the stamp they put on it, if a vehicle is older than 25 years, it will fall into the classic car category, if less than that, it becomes more collectible car. they both are the same thing, good news, hold on to every car, people are investing in cars, up 80% year over year, two weeks ago at big car show in arizona, the cars were selling for top dollar. >> ainsley: is it supply or everyone ones them? >> i think what is happening in the marketplace, people want to invest in things they can physically touch. for me, i rarely drive my '75

bronco, i go, i love it and i will get money when i sell it. >> you still pay in bitcoin. >> it is for my college kid tuition, here is how we're getting you to college, sell the bronco. >> steve: thanks for coming out, the cars look great. >> thanks, guys, so cold. >> my first car '65 mustang, should have kept it. what was i thinking? >> ainsley: we'll be right back. ♪ [coughing] hi, susan. honey. yeah. i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love, plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? robitussin. the only brand with real honeyand elderberry.

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>> not today, just rainy. >> you'll have to walk downstairs to "outnumbered." >> we'll walk downstairs, catch the elevator, do radio with you and go anchor "outnumbered." >> those boots were made for talking. that's just what -- >> this is it, the radio. >> listen to brian's radio show and have a wonderful day. see you tomorrow. >> bill: thank you, guys, good morning. turning a blind eye in the big apple. president biden arrives in new york city today expected to annoy the crisis of his own making. he will be that close to it physically. it's tuesday, i'm bill hemmer. back here today. >> dana: good to have you back. sorry about the bengals. we'll talk about it later as we hear. i'm dana perino, this is "america's newsroom." this hotel that they're talking about i ride by it. very close to my apartment. this morning it was just -- there were people lined up on the ground sleeping.