global super power, do you think he's going to care about climate? absolutely not. >> ashley: aright. almost makes you wonder the climate activist pushing it or if he actually truly believes what he is saying. congressman michael waltz, thank you for getting up with us. have a good day. >> thank you. >> ashley: and with that, fox and friends starts right now. have a good day. ♪ >> house lawmakers holding a highly anticipated hearing on the border crisis. >> meanwhile, dozens of migrants are refusing to relocate from a high end manhattan hotel. president biden is being slammed for ignoring it. >> the failure starts with his border and ends in brooklyn. >> today tyre nichols will be laid to rest in memphis. vice president kamala harris and the family of george floyd are all expected attend. >> the death at the hands of memphis police officers led to a new push for police reform. >> we need to go in a new direction. >> former south carolina governor and trump adviser to the u.n. nikki haley will jump into the 2024 presidential race.

>> expected to declare her candidacy on february 15th. >> armed robbery suspect proving criminals take advantage of the weak crime laws. >> robbery suspect shocking warning comes after a team of criminals robbed 15 victims across three boroughs over 1 hours. >> curious statement from the president closed door event. he told donors climate change is a bigger threat to humanity than nuclear war. single most existential threat to humanity we have ever faced. ♪ ♪ love with a stranger ♪ i can't believe she's mine ♪ now all i see ♪ is you with fresh eyes >> brian: if that looks familiar. tennessee. first time i'm laying eyes on the state house. boy, it was a long time coming. chartered in 1856 by richard fielding cooke. he was a state senator, evidently he stood out.

housing is 26% cheaper than the national average there. overall, cost of living 9% cheaper. so if you are looking to maybe cut corners, move. they are waiting for you. >> steve: you said state house. so was that state house at some point in history? >> brian: what did that look like to you? >> steve: looked like a church. >> ashley: it does or a library. >> brian: tennessee tech university. >> steve: it's a house in the state. not a state house. >> brian: right now, everybody is sleeping there in the dorms. no reason to run around on the playground and play frisbee. >> steve: what college has got a playground. >> brian: every -- what doesn't have a playground. >> ashley: exactly. if it's college higher playground? >> brian: time for kids to grow and make mistakes. >> ainsley: good morning to you all. it's wednesday. weeks flying by. >> steve: hold on. it's february 1st. >> ainsley: it is

february 1st. tomorrow is groundhogs day. >> steve: it is, indeed. i woke up this morning and so excited walked out and it was snowing. it did not stick. >> steve: just a trace. >> ainsley: trace. i'll take a trace. >> brian: what percentage of people have not made a snowman? >> ainsley: everyone in the northeast has not made a snowman. >> brian: 80% have not made a snowman. if you are in new york you are out of luck. today is biden's first border crisis hearing. the republicans, you know, have the house now. so they are going to town. they dubbed this biden border crisis part 1. it's one of the first hearings on the border since the g.o.p. took the house. the head of this committee, jim jordan, house judiciary. this is about security on the u.s.-mexico border. and it's about fentanyl and how it impacts americans. >> steve: and, in particular, they are going to have a fellow whose 15-year-old son noah was killed by fentanyl. also they're going to have a sheriff from cochise county down in arizona.

and they are also going to have county judge by the name of darryl crowrts in taylor county, texas. was a border critic. was a democrat until joe biden was elected and now switched parties because just doesn't like what's going on. >> ainsley: she says a lot of people in her community are switching parties now. >> steve: absolutely. so, anyway, what's going to happen and ainsley, you s set it up perfectly. now that republicans are in charge and talking about the border that you see right there with the rio grande, this is their first opportunity to actually have these oversight hearings. so they are going to be calling all sorts of people on the carpet. ultimately, mayorkas yesterday, who is going to get in trouble by the end of this, was on msnbc and had this observations about what republicans need to know. >> my message to them would be, you know, the immigration system has been terribly broken and outdated for decades. that is something about which

everyone agrees. and it is my hope that they take that problem and they fix it once and for all. in the meantime, within a broken system, we are doing everything that we can to increase its efficiency, to provide humanitarian relief when the law permits and to also deliver an enforcement consequence when the law dictates. that is exactly what we are doing and, as far as i am concerned, i will continue to do that with tremendous pride in the people with whom i work. >> brian: got to take a move to get rid of andy -- andy biggs make a move to impeach him. won't go anywhere. in the house, stop in the senate. president would never sign it. basically what i think is totally disingenuous i inherited a broken system. no, you didn't. you inherited a system that bent to the challenges it had from central and south america. that went and pressured every single one of those triangle states to saying aid will be

rescinded unless you crack down on your border. convinced the mexican president, that if you don't put marines at your southern border, then we are going to start hitting you will with tariffs like we did china and they did. and the traffic slowed down in a way we haven't seen in years. and built 450 miles of wall. you stopped the wall, you stopped all those procedures, and now the numbers are staggering. we have never seen anything quite like it. come one, come all, including 43,000 into new york which is bust be at the seams and costing us millions -- billions i say. this is smart. unifying aspect of this. the fentanyl which the president never brings up, is overwhelming this country and is coming right through the border. yesterday bill melugin tweeted out 300,000 fentanyl pills in one car. 458,000 pills found in a roof and gas tank of another car. 14 pounds of powder in the bumper of a car. this is what is being found.

you can imagine what's not being found. so, hopefully, both sides, including democrats, will see that this is not a partisan affair. i hope they get aggressive, too. >> ainsley: the president was in town yesterday. >> steve: tying up your traffic. >> ainsley: close to the watson hotel where all those immigrants were staying. refused to go over to the shelter at the cruise terminal in brooklyn. so, democrats, there was a democratic councilman very upset about this says it's disgraceful. his name is robert holden, queen city councilman, disgraceful to say the least. the president is pushing his agenda but he doesn't want to fix the border mess he created. he will sweep fund the rug. >> steve: absolutely. so you have got this situation and that's the watson hotel in hell's kitchen up on 57 street area. a lot of people drive by it and horrified to see so many people. it's a hotel. but people are camping out in front of it with tents and stuff like that. those are the migrants because they were essentially told you have got to leave the hotel. but they said we don't like --

we just don't like the place they want to put us. these are people who are gusts in our country currently as their cases are being adjudicated. the city is rolling out the red carpet inn brooklyn, they will not go. obviously they are trying to make some sort of a statement. but the people who live -- my daughter sally used to live a block or two from there. it's a lovely neighborhood. steven is a nurse who lives near this hotel he said this to "the daily mail." i'm paying $2,000 a month to witness this. i have kids in school. this is ridiculous. allen robert lives near as well says no information was given to the neighborhood prior to this happening. they were just dropped here. i don't mind helping migrants but i do mind helping migrants who are undocumented, which we are paying for per night per room, really, how much is it? well, robert, we have heard numbers. it's 4 or $500 per person per night that currently is being paid by the city of new york in the hopes that the city is reimbursed by the federal

government. >> ainsley: they want the hotels to be empty to put moms with children in there. they want the men to go to this facility in brooklyn. >> steve: yeah. >> brian: this is the president. could he possibly be a president and not a politician for once. he is meeting with the mayor. the mayor doesn't bring up to him that he is waiting on a $2 billion check, which is extraordinarily high. but look at the situation. mr. president, if you don't want to go, i took some pictures and played ping-pong with one of the migrants who are complaining about the conditions of the brooklyn terminal. i am overwhelmed here. you told us there is no room at the inn. there is no room at the inn. >> the president in the basement. when he goes to to events or cities he goes to one event and goes home. >> brian: does this mayor want $2 billion? does this mayor have anywhere to put these place the governor hochul ignores the mayor. won't do anything tokes at the indict the people out of 9 city west chester county, upstate new york that might be going. although those communities would

be upset. listen to what these guys are getting when they come. $300 a night hotel. three hot meals. transportation, metro cars, ferry passes, large screen tvs, ping-pong, wifi, free urgent care. treadmills, sign up for healthcare and education in our public schools in new york and they're complaining. this is so ass backwards i can't get my head around it. >> steve: you have got to figure the mayor pulled the president aside and said hey, listen, you have got to help us. >> brian: he didn't. >> steve: we don't know what happened. >> brian: no reporting. you are telling mayor adams walked away from a microphone said president. where is the reporting on it? he was talking last night didn't say a reasonable doubt would. >> steve: sometimes we don't know. >> ainsley: a lot of conversations that happen we don't know about. >> brian: you are assuming mayor adams had courage behind the scene he didn't have in front he could call at any time. >> steve: i would hope. i put more hopes, perhaps, in

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>> brian: all right. tyre nichols will be laid to rest this morning in memphis as the nation comes to grips with last month's deadly traffic stop beating. >> steve: our vice president kamala harris is among the notable names set tod the reverd al sharpton will deliver his eulogy. >> ainsley: charles watson has been covering this from the beginning he is live in memphis. >> hey, good morning, guys. it's been nearly a month since the death of tyre nichols but his family will finally get the opportunity to celebrate his life this morning as they lay him to rest. nichols funeral is set to begin 10:30 local time at the memphis boulevard hind me. the family will have quite the

support system here today as you mentioned vice president kamala harris is expected to travel to memphis this morning to attend the funeral at the invite of nicole's mother and step-father. we're told the vice president actually spoke with the president yesterday for more than half an hour about nichols' tragic death and even got nichols to smile a little as the vice president consoled her. we also expect the family of george floyd to be here to offer their respects and support. the floyd family, who know the pain of losing a loved one at the hands of police officer has offered their condolences to nichols' family and meet in person for the first time today. and moving forward, we're told both families will team up to push congress to pass the george floyd justice and policing act as president biden renews calls to republicans to help pass that legislation. we'll also hear an impassioned eulogy from the reverend al sharpton who on tuesday, next to nichols' family demanded justice

and police accountability for nichols who was savagely beaten by at least five former memphis police officers now charged in his death. the brutal beating was caught on tape and released for the world to see. nichols' brother said tyre would be the last person to deserve to die in the way that he did. >> people from around the world watched that videotape of a man unarmed, unprovoked being beat to death by officers of the law. we talk a lot about gang bangers in the street and what colors they wear. in memphis it looks like they wear the blue color. >> my brother was the most peaceful person you ever met in your life. most. he has never lifted a finger to nobody. never raised his voice to nobody. >> yeah, we're told attorney ben crump will deliver a call to action today. and as for nichols we are told

he was a big san francisco 49ers fan so to honor him this evening they will light up the i-40 bridge in the color of the san francisco 49ers in honor of tyre, guys. >> steve: that is something. all right, charles, thank you for the live report from memphis. >> brian: let's begin with a fox weather alert. ashley, take it away. >> ashley: as brian said this fox weather alert is going to effect 50,000 people in and around austin who are without power as the region is battered by a brutal ice storm. at least two people died on icy roads in texas. frigid temperatures and freezing rain battering the region throughout this week coating trees, power lines and roads in sheets of ice. more than 1,000 flights are already canceled today as the severe system brings travel to a screeching halt in the southern u.s. you can follow this story and all the latest weather developments by downloading the fox weather app. the fda chief rolling out major reforms in the wake of the baby

formula shortage that sent parents scrambling but doesn't include reassigning or firing any employees involved in the agency's delayed response. fda commissioner focusing on what he calls general reconstruction to boost food safety efforts. his plan aims to put a single deputy commissioner in charge of food policy and regulation within that agency. the g.o.p. florida congressman greg steube is extending a very big gesture to a good samaritan who helped him after an accident. steube sharing this picture of him beside the man who called 911 when he fell off of his roof last month saying, quote: while i will still be in sarasota recovering from my injuries, it is my privilege to share that mr. darryl woody will be attending next week's state of the union as my official guest. steube sustained serious injuries from the fall and says woody is the reason authorities responded so quickly. tom brady rocking the red carpet last night for the film premier 80 for brady which he both acts

in and produces joined alongside co-stars in the film's leading ladies with the speculation surrounding the quarterback's future, many of those friendly with brady reportedly say it is likely he will returned to the field. some are pulling for a homecoming to tampa bay. others are wondering what jersey he will don in 2023. >> brian: maybe he doesn't know. >> steve: i think that movie looks great. >> ainsley: jim gray in the interview he is like jim, i don't know. and they are good friends. >> brian: they co-host the show together. meanwhile you don't have to say i don't know when it comes to nikki haley. nikki haley is making it official on the 15th of february she is going to be running for president. remember, unique credentials as a u.n. ambassador she had a lot of power. made some very notable speeches. two best selling books that were out. she has been a very successful

governor of the state of south carolina and she did place a call to the former president of the united states before she jumped in because at one point she kind of made it clear if he is running again, i probably won't do it. remember, here's nikki haley on a possible run in 2024. this is just a short time ago. >> bret: you said after the holidays that you would look at it, consider it, you would read the tea leaves in your words. we are in the new year. how are those tea leaves looking? are you going to run for president? >> first look at does the current situation push for new leadership? the second question is am i that person that could be that new leader? yes, we need to go in a new direction. and, can i be that leader? yes. i think i can be that leader. i was, as governor, i took on a hurting state with double dignity unemployment. and we made it the beast of the southeast. as ambassador, you know, i took on the world when they tried to disrespect us. and i think i showed what i'm

capable of at the united nations, so do i think i can be that leader? yes. >> steve: so there she did that interview about 10 days ago with bret which made it seem like oh it looks like she is thinking about 2024. >> she has also been increasing her social media footprint for a while and putting fierce out an. talking to staff and stuff like that. the local paper got wind of the fact she was sending out invitations to supporters meet me at the shed in charleston on the 15th of february and that's when she is going to make it official. >> ainsley: she was a great governor of south carolina. first female governor of south carolina. people really liked her there. years before she took office, there was lots of controversy about the confederate flag being flown on top of the statehouse dome. they moved it down to the grounds area to get it off of the state house dome. there was more controversy about that you drive down main street and slap you right in the face. she came in and she said you know what? enough of this. it's divisive.

let's take this down all together. i wasn't sure how south carolina would react they ended up loving her. everyone jumped in and supportive of that she did well. then president trump nominates her or puts her in the position of u.n. ambassador. so south carolina was very 3r0ud of her for that and she did an excellent job. she was on our show a lot. i thought it was very respectful of her to call donald trump and say, look, i'm going to put my hat in the ring and he was very supportive of it. listen to what he said about their conversation. >> nikki haley made the statement that she would never run against our president. i believe mike did, too. my attitude is, you know, if they want to do that, they should do it. i had a good relationship with all of them. can i hali called me the other day to talk to me. i talked to her for a little while. i said look, go by your heart if you want to run. she has publicly stated i will never run against my president. he was a great president. i would never run. >> did she call you and tell you that she was going to be running? >> no. but she called me and said she would like to consider it.

and who she is letting you know. >> i said you should do it. >> brian: it's kind of fascinating because over the weekend lindsey graham governor south carolina governor mcmaster said trump is my guy. governor nikki haley turned around when jim dement went and left his seat and he had two or three years left. she named as governor tim scott to take his spot. but tim scott, obviously, friends with nikki haley as senator. and then he won re-election twice congress. as senator, they are friends. tim scott and the president have great mutual respect. but it's not going to stop him, i think, from jumping into the fray. here's what he said over the weekend. i think he is in. plus, he is going to iowa later this month. listen. >> it is time for us to give back to uniting this country. and if we think about the things that unite this country, all of us want the next generation to be better off than this generation. all of us want to be able to live where you want to live and succeed based on your efforts

not because the game is fixed in your favor. the good news is this is america. we are the most exceptional nation on earth. if there's traction for that story, i hope to go to another state and another state and another state. so we will see what happens. the good lord has blessed me with living the american dream. >> ainsley: he says he is praying about it. but, did you notice the gamecock behind him? >> steve: yes. >> ainsley: is he a carolina fan. nikki haley is a clemson fan. big south carolina supporter but pulls for clemson big rival. >> steve: all hoping to get to the big house behind us. when it's over i think a bunch of republicans will be running. she put out on social media over the last couple of days people are ready for new leadership. time for a change. let's see how many other republicans agree with her. >> brian: then ron desantis indicated after trump went after him a little bit. he basically said i get up every day and people taking shots at me. i'm used to it. but i will say this, i won my re-election and kind of a dig there.

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♪ >> brian: all right. here we go. new york city mismanaged migrant crisis. illegal immigrants lining the streets outside their free hotel yesterday while only blocks away, president biden was talking about a new tunnel. >> what in the hell has america ever seat role it didn't reach. i have never been more optimistic about america's prospects in my entire life. >> brian: evidently he hasn't been to the brooklyn terminal or the hotel across the street. john burnett with us now new york g.o.p. executive vice chairman. john, welcome. the president of the united states says okay, getting a new tunnel. senator schumer used some new leverage to get some infrastructure money that's great. he is not addressing the biggest

problem 43,000 illegal immigrants since last spring. no room in the hotels. no room at the terminal. nobody wants to go there. >> right, you know, president biden is looking at the situation and saying that, you know what? he's going to focus on the economy, right? creating jobs. it's projected to create 70,000 jobs, right, from now all the way through 2038. but mayor adams is saying biden, you are focusing on building bridges, and, i mean, tunnels and mayor adams is trying to focus on building bridges to close his fiscal gap and try to take care of the migrant crisis. >> brian: the mayor took the bold move of going to the border but not going to a corey graphed border visit. he wanted to see the worst and he did e wanted to see illegal immigrants and he saw. for him to take that bold move why not close the move and say this hotel, terminal. 43,000. i need the $2 billion. i have been asking six months. maybe the number is little high.

come back at me with a number. why not use political pressure there. >> the thing is he is probably applying political pressure behind the scenes but is he trying to play nice publicly because he doesn't want to pis biden off and from biden's perspective. why not let the problem grow worse then he can come in and be a savior later on in the year. we know it hurts taxpayers. it hurts the homeless. we have so many problems, right? working class people have issues here with crime and so many other things. but the migrants, right, they're also screaming. so everyone is complaining and nothing is getting done. >> brian: so, john, if you look at the house right now, a slight majority for the republicans because of new york and california. >> right. >> people here don't like what is happening here with the illegals. they don't like what is happening with crime. this is a national issue. the mayor is tight with the president. can he possibly act in the best interest of the people he represents and not worry about politics? >> it's possible. but, will he?

that's always the question, but, you know what? voters have the power. if they go to the polls and vote their own interest. >> brian: right. if they vote their own interest. but, in new york, which is heavily democratic. when you see the standoff that's happening now in a democratic city where you have people now thanks to immigration activists urging illegal immigrants to sleep outside the watson hotel, rather than go to the brooklyn terminal where you get three meals a day, showers. you get ferry tickets, bus tickets, subway passes, why -- how can that work in the best interest? >> that's a pretty good deal. i might actually go out in the country and come back in. look, the thing is, with progressives, right, the sanctuary city, they actually bring migrants to the altar to worship them while the working class taxpayers and the homeless actually has to sit quietly in the back pew. that's a problem. >> brian: right. that's what we are seeing. john burdett, thanks so much. >> thanks for having me.

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roof. you were raising money and today you've got a big announcement about somebody is helping you in a big way. >> absolutely. well, the center we're building it cost $35 million and our goal has always been to do it debt free. in order to make that happen, we need major donors and lots of supporters from across america. so, today we're announcing we have $8 million naming rights for the building. and we're really excited about it. it's going to be the called robert r. mccormick leadership and economic opportunity center. >> steve: we're looking at some of the artist rendering of what it is going to look like. it's going to be beautiful right there in the heart of that neighborhood. tell us what is going to happen inside that building. >> well, inside, we're going to have a place of transformation. we are living in a neighborhood where there is a lot of gangs, a lot of violence. we're turning the neighborhood around by offering programs. so we have construction and carpentry that we are really excited about the trades where we are going to teach hvac, carpentry, electric. get guys to put down their guns

and pick up some hammers and some electrical tools. so many other offerings as well. >> steve: sure. because, when you look at the crime, year over year, in your town, car theft up 250%. aggravated battery up cross to 50%. burglary up 30%. we got a graphic if we can put that up. robbery up 17% as well. it seems like, you know, when i was growing up, out in the midwest, chicago was like the capital of the midwest. now it's capital of crime in the midwest. >> yeah, it is. it's unfortunate. we are doing everything we can to turn that around. in our neighborhood where we serve, project h.o.o.d., while crime and violence is going up around the city, we have been featured as having it go down. so we're really excited about what we're trying to do because we are trying to create a model that we believe works. we want chicago to be recognized as a beautiful place and a beautiful city to be a part of the american fabric like before. we don't want to be known as the

crime city. >> steve: i completely understand that the mayor of chicago is lori height foot. we saw her doing some dancing a couple of days ago. is she helping? >> you know, everything rises and falls on leadership. i tell everyone all the time that it's -- it's response responsibility of leadership to make sure the city goes well. when it does not go well. we have to take the blame for that we have to shoulder the blame for that we have to wear it. and we have to do something about it. i believe that leadership could do something in chicago a lot better than what we have been experiencing. and so it remains to be seen if that's going to happen. right now it has not happened to this point. >> steve: okay. well, i'm so delighted, we were there with you from the beginning. >> absolutely. >> steve: the "fox & friends" viewers have helped put millions of dollars in the bank. >> yes. >> steve: now you got the $8 million to name it the robert r. mccormick foundation. if folks watching right now would like to make a donation --

and you don't have to give 8 million bucks. you can give 8 bucks. corey, where do they end is the money. >> every little bit helps and it would not have been possible without fox. thank you so much. send to project h.o.o.d.org and, steve, thank you for taking the journey with us. and when we have our grand opening i will make sure we have a "fox & friends" day at the center. >> steve: i will be there. we will bring the whole show. absolutely. >> absolutely. >> steve: pastor, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> steve: you bet. 17 minutes now before the the top of the hour. ashley joins us with news with what the fbi was doing last month. >> good morning, steve. we will start with this. sources confirming that the fbi searched the penn biden center just after classified documents were discovered just days before the midterms in november. we are learning an unspecified number of agents searched the office around mid november. sources also say the president's team was fully aware and consented to the search. it is unclear whether any additional material was taken. at least 25 and 30 documents

with classified documents have been found in biden's possession so far. a san francisco pizza shop firing a worker for allegedly refusing to serve police officers. police officer's union employee at pizza square told several of our officers that they were not welcome in the restaurant. the shop's owner apologized and employee was fired as bad yelp reviews stacked up. pizza square insists his views do not align with the it employee who had only been working there for three days. hamlin teaming up with the american heart association. launching online cpr challenge one month after hamlin suffered cardiac arrest during a game. >> as you know cpr saved my life earlier this year on the field. that's why i'm proud to announce i'm partnering with the american heart association and kicking off damar hamlin three for heart to kick things off challenging the goats, lebron james, tom brady and mitchell obama have you all been challenged.

>> you have to watch a short video on hands only cpr, donate to the american heart association and challenge three friends to do the same. dallas cowboy star michael parsons is giving a special gift to a veteran. linebacker sending sergeant first class mark watson from the texas army national guard to the super bowl. mark and his wife are both cowboy fans and get to meet parsons. meanwhile, our own steve doocy is going to have breakfast with friends this friday at big biscuit outside of kansas city ahead of the match-up between the chiefs and eagles. cannot mills this brian kilmeade will be live in arizona in the run up to the big game. those are the headlines, steve. >> steve: ready for a big biscuit now. thank you, ashley. weather outside is frightful. it's cold and snowing a little while ago. >> janice: finally got big snow in new york city. record for longest stretch notify snow and broken this morning. take a look at it. i will show you where we had the radar

moving through the new york area earlier today and then, of course, it finally brought measurable snow. i think it was 0.4 inches which will break a record for the last first measurable snow in nyc. take a look at this incredible ice storm that's developing across texas through arkansas, oklahoma, in towards tennessee. we have ice storm warnings in effect. this is a big deal because it's going to last for several days and look at the fort worth, dallas area. up to half an inch of ice. that is going to be crippling for this area. we already have power outages across texas in towards arkansas. and those are the ice storm warnings for millions of people. that's one of the most dangerous things that you can have in the weather department is ice and a storm warning. so, folks from texas all the way up towards arkansas and the tennessee river valley, you need to pay close attention to your local officials. fox weather.com halls you

covered as well. all right, steve doocy, over to you, my friend. >> steve: janice, i was talking to my daughter sally doocy in dallas sheet of ice for the driveway. >> janice: could be deadly so people need to be careful. >> steve: absolutely. told her to stay inside and watch you all day. watch cable. cat scan january you got it. >> steve: thanks still ahead on this wednesday. newest attraction on disney land the heart breaking effects of drug crisis on the happiest place on earth. prevents heartburn acid for twice as long as pepcid. get all-day and all-night heartburn acid prevention with just one pill a day. choose acid prevention. choose nexium. lomita feed is 101 years old. when covid hit, we had some challenges. i heard about the payroll tax refund that allowed us to keep the people that have been here taking care of us. learn more at getrefunds.com.

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>> ashley: back with a couple quick headlines, a vending machine at george washington university offering the morning after pill. the machine con that acceptives

plan b discounted rate. tylenol and advil. the vending machine is supplied and operated by a private company. student government called for the project after the supreme court decision that overturned roe v. wade. new york is now mandating a new racial equity class and its state universities. and, if you don't pass, you don't graduate. according to state university of new york documents, the new class will focus on things individual and group identity involving race and gender, power, privilege, aggression and opportunity as well as social justice action the college chancellor is defending the core by diversity and informs steger respectful dialogue and debate suny provides students with the world class education they deserve. ainsley? >> ainsley: all right. thank you, ashley. narcan at disney land? california lawmakers are considering legislation that would require the medication to be stocked at stadiums, concert venues and even amusement parks.

there were more than 6,000 fentanyl-related deaths in the state of california between january and july of 2022. our next guest lost his 16-year-old son to an accidental fentanyl overdose two years ago. there's his picture. his father is samuel chapman and he joins us now. good morning to you, mr. chapman. >> good morning. >> ainsley: tell us what happened to sammy the date is coming up two years february 7th, 2021 he died. tell us what happened. >> yes. we were on lockdown. we thought he was safe in his room in our home and nothing could happen to him. and he was on snapchat and he found a colorful drug menu and it said that they delivered and he ordered drugs to our home like a pizza. and jumped the fence while we were asleep and took the pill the next day and it was

100 percent fentanyl and killed him. >> ainsley: why do you think he did that? was he in pain? >> i do think he was in pain. i think the lockdown had gotten to him i think he was bored. i think he was doing what a lot of 16-year-olds used to do in our generation but didn't die from doing. which was experimenting. he was an a student on the football team. he was not a druggy. this was a first experiment station and i think that's the experimentation. it can be your last experiment on earth. and experimenting with drugs is no longer something that should be part of a teenager's upbringing. >> steve: it changed your life forever and whole family's life forever and all it takes is one pill. i know families in california have been pleading with lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. they are listening and cracking

down on the dealers. now they are saying narcan possibly in gas stations, schools, amusement parks and stadiums to prevent things like happened to your family. sorry, i'm getting a fox news alert on my phone. how do you feel about this? are you talking with these lawmakers? more availability to narcan fewer people will die. new era. 300 people die every day from fentanyl poisoning. and so we need narcan at all of the places where they're going to be a lot of people like stadiums the nursens office at the school. the public library as they are doing here in los angeles. the more widely available it is and the more narcan that's available, the safer people will be from fentanyl poisoning. it's that simple. >> ainsley: yeah. it's a life-saving drug if your

child accidently overdoses like yours did. if had you narcan or if your son had had that next to him it could have saved his life so it's very important. thank you so much for coming on with us, mr. chapman. i'm so sorry for your loss. >> thank you. >> ainsley: i know february 7th will not be an easy day for you. god bless your family. alec baldwin hits the club after being formally charged in the death of a rush cinematographer. the new evidence against the disgraced actor coming up. disgraced actor coming up. ♪ and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. couldn't use cpap.

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>> ainsley: today is the republicans first border crisis hearing. >> dozens of migrants are refusing to relocate from a manhattan high end hotel. president biden is being slammed for ignoring it. >> the failure starts at the border and ends in brooklyn. >> today tyre nichols will be laid to rest in memphis. >> our vice president kamala harris is among the notable names set attend. >> the death at the hands of police officers have led to push for reform. >> i can that be leader. >> nic killing hali has been it official run for president. >> expected to declare her candidacy on february 15th. >> armed robbery suspect prove that criminals take advantage of the weak crime laws. >> robbery suspect shocking warning comes after a team of criminals record 13 victims across three burrows. >> tom brady rocking the carpet last night 80 for brady. >> dodging questions on his future. >> many of those friendly with brady say it is likely he will return to th