today, we're producing renewable diesel that can be used in existing diesel tanks. and we're committed to increasing our renewable fuels production. because as we work toward a lower carbon future, it's only human to keep moving forward. >> today is the republicans first border crisis hearing meanwhile dozens of migrants refusing to relocate from high into a hotel. >> president biden is being slammed for ignoring it. >> ends in brooklyn. >> today tyree nichols will be laid to rest in rest in memphis. >> harris is going to attend. >> a renewed push for police reform. >> always strive for something better. >> alec baldwin seen outside of

old club hours after -- >> the deadly shooting on the site of rust. >> another step of justice for helene hutchins. >> she is running for president. >> her candidacy on february 15th. >> tom brady rocking the red carpet last night for the film premiere of 84 mike brady. >> dodging questions on his future. >> many say it is likely he will return to the field. ♪ i am hooked on a feeling ♪ ♪ i'm high on believing ♪ ♪ 's that you're in love with me ♪ >> ainsley: beautiful shot of milwaukee it is 9 degrees right there, i have 24 tomorrow. there low is-3 degrees. >> brian: i think it is. >> ainsley: is getting into the 30s.

>> steve: its appropriate start milwaukee with all the breweries there, like 70 breweries. today is february 1st which means dry january is over. >> brian: laverne and shirley both passed away, they worked in a brewery in milwaukee. >> ainsley: that's true. >> brian: it's all milwaukee and milwaukee's best but i want to know what the best beer is so right is about that. on the reddit story about the mom and daughter living together and tell us which is better milwaukee's best or old milwaukee? >> steve: brian, there are 70 breweries those are the only trickle choices? >> brian: whereas paps made? >> steve: i'm going with miller lite. >> ainsley: today is one of my good friend's birthday, lindsay crosby more living in the tampa bay area, thank you mike happy birthday to you. i remember february 1 is her birthday february 2 come groundhog's day and i was my first kiss. >> steve: on groundhog day? >> ainsley: yes. >> steve: did you get a kiss

every groundhog day after that? >> ainsley: [laughs] no, i did not. i was so nervous. >> brian: janice will cover the ground hard. we are sending her down. >> ainsley: punxsutawney phil. >> steve: to >> ainsley: we arel friends with them? >> ainsley: yes perry really good friend it was just a pack. >> brian: happily pop up on facetime? meanwhile the new g.o.p. led house you'll hear there's a first hearing on the border crisis today. >> ainsley: it comes as migrants continue to overwhelm cities across the united states including right here in new york. >> steve: that's right, griff jenkins joins us with more information. the republicans raining on will have investigations and today it starts. >> that's right steve, ainsley, and bryant part one jim jordan's judiciary committee will tackle boyle mike border security and t

happen sooner when there are three seizures in 48 hours hundreds of thousands of deadly pills -- and cards across the border and it comes as sources tell us this morning for a new number you've had some 300,000 plus got a ways this fiscal year at a rate of nearly 2500 a day. that is 300,000 in four months and they've struggled to address it yesterday. >> psalm include the 600,000 plus getaways, folks who came into the country and did not go through the process of requesting asylum. do you know where they are and who they are? >> we are devoting tremendous resources to enhance our border security and we will keep at it. >> do you know where they are and who they are? >> got a ways have been a challenge from year to year regardless of the admini

administration. >> a challenge, not apparently a crisis. the lack of leadership at the border has led some republicans to call for mayor mayor chris' impeachment. >> violating public trust which is impeachment. he came in and got rid of every policy that was working. >> meanwhile president biden is visiting new york city and ignoring the dozens of migrants on the streets refusing to locate from the hotel to a shelter. councilman robert holden from queen says this, "absurd that he, the president, wouldn't want to visit the migrants, that is really disgraceful to say the least. the president is pushing his agenda but he doesn't want to fix the border mess he created" today will be the first of many hearings will hear today from

texas and arizona but no border patrol officials. sources tell fox negotiations are underway and we are likely see them appear at the hearings. >> steve: griff, now that the republicans are able to call hearings and they have subpoena power they will be able to do some investigating but ultimately, if we want anything to change, they have to change the laws, right? >> they have to change the policies specifically those that have created this mast catch and release policy which they did when they undid all of the trump lcs from day 1 january of 2021. this is the product and that is why when you hear from the local officials we hear from today from cochise county in arizona as well as texas and then ultimately we hope to hear from border patrol chiefs in sectors because that, steve, will really lay out the hard on refutable data of how policies have made

border patrol officials that will be enforcing the laws to stop them from processing and turn those into processing migrants from crossing illegally and claiming asylum which is the heart they hope to get to. >> steve: because every administration gets to have their own policies that's why we are where we are, griff, thank you very much. >> ainsley: the number of migrants crossing the u.s./mexico border has risen dramatically since biden has been in office and in the fiscal year of 2022, 2.38 million stops, that is the first time the number has topped 2 million. also something interesting, we know republicans have the house, they have called for all of these investigations so you have house judiciary, they will be talking about the border and the fat no problem, house oversight, they will have a hearing on waste fraud and abuse in the federal pandemic spending, there will also have a hearing on the border and suppression of the hunter biden store in 2020, the house energy commerce, they have investigators that are looking into a subcommittee looking into the origins of the pandemic. >> brian: let's talk about

what's happening in new york because of the national story, 43,000 roughly and we have the whole thing with people we don't know about her here, 43,000 have come here come over 10,000 have come by bus from places like texas, and they are here and they have been put up in hotels, aoc's people didn't like getting parking lot, they tried setting up a tent s city but no one came and in the brooklyn terminal no one wants to go over there love the beatable hotels that are hundreds of dollars each night where they get to wreck the place and someone comes in and cleans it up. they get to drink and have stuff in the stairwells and drink and fight in the lobbies. but upset now, these illegal immigrant advocates when they decided to bus the men over to the brooklyn terminal where there are 1,000 beds the men say we don't want to go soak with these advocates coaching them they are now sleeping outside of a hotel rather than sleep in a hot terminal with bathrooms and

running water and flat screens and hot meals, it is unbelievable what is happening and the ingrates you are looking at right now. john burnett the new york g.o.p. executive vice chair earlier talked about how the president chose to bless a tunnel but not even look at this. >> president biden is looking at the situation and saying you know what? he is going to focus on the economy, right? creating jobs. is projected to create 70,000 jobs from now all the way through 2038. but mayor adams is saying you know what? biden, you are focusing on building bridges and tunnels i mean mayor adams is making bridges to close this fiscal gap and tried to take care of the migrant crisis. the thing is, with progressives, the sanctuary city, they actually bring migrants to the altar to worship them while the working class taxpayers and the homeless actually have to sit quietly in the back pew. that is a problem.

>> steve: other problem is joe biden showed up yesterday in new york city and midtown and did not see this happening on the west side. to dedicate and talk a little bit about that tunnel that will not be open for 12 years. so by the time it does open, people will not remember it was joe biden who stopped by and screwed up traffic throughout new york city and announced a. ultimately though, what you have on the streets of new york city is what happens when you are a sanctuary city. because as griff pointed out the policies of this administration to let the people in, they have to go someplace. governors down south shipped them appear on the streets, now what are we going to do with them? the people in those neighborhoods are furious this is happening on their streets. >> ainsley: i believe the president was at hudson yards yesterday which is in the 40s so this was happening 17 blocks up? >> steve: ten blocks. >> ainsley: 54th street? >> brian: 57. >> ainsley: he was so close.

that would not have taken a long time to go up there because they block off all the streets with the president comes to town. >> steve: we will have jim jordan with us because he is chairing the house judiciary committee meeting that kicks off later today, he will be with us in about 15 minutes. >> brian: on the 15th of september nikki haley will make it official, she is going to launch or 24 of february she is going to launch a 24 ron for the president of the united states. she was saying about a year ago she wouldn't be running but then she says i will be going, she has two book tours, very successful, she went to bat for a lot of candidates in the midterms, got to know them maybe feel obligated but it's kind of interesting because from south carolina where she is governor this is the first stop president trump made over the weekend where he was endorsed by the sitting governor and lindsey graham and she will not be alone with other south carolina representatives running for president. i think tim scott is right on

her heels. >> ainsley: and does she support her fellow senator? >> brian: i think he's arty committed. >> ainsley: lindsey graham and the governor, south collingwood trunk, nikki haley when she gets in she did call donald trump and she said you know what i'm thinking about running and he said he said "go by your heart if you want to run you should do it" and tim scott. if he gets in. water representatives. >> brian: a lot of stuff collided. >> steve: i have a feeling with nikki haley it's going to just be off to the races and suddenly a lot of people are going to declare they are interested. she sat down with bret baier for special report just about ten days ago and every thing she said seems to be pointing toward this announcement that's going to come on february the 15th. here she is with brett on january 19. >> you said after the holidays that you would look at it, considerate, you would read the tea leaves in your words, we are in the new year, how are the tea leaves looking? are you can 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, but yes we need to go a new direction. can i be that leader? yes, i think i can. i was as governor, i took on a hurting state with double digit unemployment and we made it the beast of the southeast. as ambassador, i took on the world when they tried to disrespect us and i think i showed what i am capable of at the united nations so do i think i could be that leader? yes. >> brian: never lost an election and i will tell you what she is a very impressive resume. husband in the military, confidence, successful governor, with her unique background i think it is interesting for republicans but i think mike pompeo is on the launchpad, mike pence is on the launchpad, the president is already off and running, desantis is staffing. i think governor sununu is an 80% chance with the first up in

new hampshire. >> ainsley: nikki haley was the first female governor of south carolina and are sitting governor now is mcmaster and he is supporting from him though he is friends with nikki haley i believe. nikki haley now lives in charleston area, scott in the charleston area south carolina. >> steve: no kidding. nikki haley's announcement look for the floodgates to open and suddenly a bunch of people want to be president. and while 14 minutes exactly at the top of the hour, tyree nichols will be laid to rest later this morning in memphis as the nation comes to grips with last month's deadly traffic stop beating. >> brian: vice president harris will be there, reverend sharpton will deliver the eulogy. >> ainsley: watson has been covering with the latest, charles? >> good morning, guys, the family of 24-year-old tyree nichols will celebrate his life today as he is laid to rest, nichols funeral is set to start a few hours from now at 10:30 local time, 11:30 eastern at the

christian church behind me in the family will have quite the support system today, vice president kemal harris is expected in memphis this morning to attend the funeral at the request of nicole's mother and stepfather. we are told the vice president actually spoke to both parents on tuesday for my 30 minutes about nichol's tragic death and even got nichols mother rowvaughn wells to smile a little as she consoled her. we are expecting the family of george floyd today to offer their support. the floyd family who of course knows the pain of losing a loved one to the hands of police officers has offered their condolences to the family and will meet them for the first time here today. moving forward, both families will actually work together to push congress to pass the george floyd justice and policing act as president biden pushes republicans to help pass that piece of legislation. we will also hear an impassioned

eulogy from the reverend al sharpton today who just last night next to nichols family called for justice and police accountability for nichols who was savagely beaten earlier this month by five now former memphis police officers charged with second-degree murder and other offenses in his death. that beating was caught on video and was released just last week for the world to see. we heard from nichols brothers just last night as well and he said the 29-year-old was the last person on earth who deserved to die the way he did, take a listen. >> my brother was a most peaceful person you ever met. he's never lifted a finger to nobody. never raised his voice to no nobody. >> we are angry for discipline. we are furious but we are focused. we are not going to do anything to get in the way of the cause,

especially at the request of mr. and mrs. wells. >> they will continue to honor nichols throughout today. we are told he is a big 49ers fans of the city of memphis will light up the letter i-40 bridge red and gold to honor nichols. >> steve: live report from memphis, think very much. all right, meanwhile, we have breaking news. tom brady is going to retire again! >> ainsley: i'm watching him on instagram right now, he posted a video saying he was retiring. i don't know if we can turn on sound. >> of get to the point right away. i'm retiring. for good. i know the process was a pretty big deal last time so i figured i just press record and let you guys know first. won't be long winded, you only get one super emotional

retirement essay and i use mine up last year so i really think you guys so much to every single one of you for supporting me, my family, my friends, my teammates, my competitors, i could go on forever, there are too many. thank you guys for allowing me to live for my absolute dream, i wouldn't change a thing. i love you all. >> steve: he got choked up there at the end. >> brian: one thing about brady last time evidently he was unbelievably ticked off that it leaked out that a reporter got it that he was unable to say it. who knows what role that played in him and wanting to come back after and not feeling quite settled with it. but for him to make that decision is fascinating because he clearly can play, he clearly had options, but now he is going to be coming for the next ten years to fox as a broadcaster about favorite $75 million.

>> steve: listen, we will be able to post the video and a little bit but at the end he does get all choked up a little bit just as he is signing off. but it looks like he actually recorded it out along the beach, may be down in florida where one of his homes is but he said he made up his mind this morning. it's so, more on this throughout the day but tom brady, if you want to start, you know, yesterday he was looking forward to working for fox whenever that happened. will he come this year? will he come extra? will he be in the super bowl booth? >> ainsley: he continues to play, he got that out of his system it sounds like, i didn't think he was going to retire because i felt like that's why or what we had heard that that's why we heard that gisele was pushing him to retire and he didn't want to but good for him, it's his life and he is in his 40s right how old is he?

35? >> steve: thank you wikipedia. >> ainsley: now he will be part of the fox family and work for us. >> brian: more on the breaking news tom brady retiring, clay travis from out kick will be back end from carolina where the murder's trial is underway nancy grace next. to refi his home, he may want to purchase, we can help them and provide that financial solution for them and their families. it's a great rewarding feeling. everybody in the company, they have that deference and that respect and that love for the veteran that makes this company so unique.

>> brian: breaking news tom brady announces his retirement, here is the video of him making it official moments ago. >> good morning, guys, i'll get to the point right away. i'm retiring. for good. i know the process was a pretty big deal last time so when i woke up this morning i figured our press record and let you

guys know first. i won't be long-winded, you only get one super emotional retirement essay and i used mine up last year. really, thank you guys so much to every single one of you for supporting me. a family, my friends, my teammates, my competitors, i could go on forever, there are too many. thank you for allowing me to live my absolute dream, i wouldn't change a thing. love you all. >> brian: just like that the greatest quarterback of all time i don't think anyone disputes it says i'm finished and threw it at the age of 45, 649 career touchdowns, 17 years, three with the bucks, seven super bowl titles, pretty amazing. >> ainsley: people in social media writing lots of pictures of goats and i love you, tom, thank you, i love

football, and will be the same without you, let's go. one person says thank you for everything, good luck, don't say this to me, not buying at this time someone writes, we love you, tom, the goat, thank you, goat, so most of these are so positive. >> steve: we've seen them retire before but it's all going upside down the last year of course so he says he's retiring this time for good you have to figure with the super bowl x days away tom brady who has an upcoming pending contract with fox sports you have to figure if he is not going to be in the broadcast booth on super bowl sunday he will be at some of the events but keep in mind his pal gronkowski is a commentator as well and just yesterday he was at the red carpet for a new movie he was in and produce

called 84 mike brady and you can see some of the stars there, sally field is there in the red" magazine i'm just looking she said tom brady was nervous on 8a natural because he is tom bradyo look for it tom brady to do more stuff in front of the camera without aya black and protective clothing on. i think he will do more broadcast income may be more acting. >> ainsley: you know what's great about football and sports? they really connect the country and people pull all over for him the country wants the best for him because he has made such a difference in people's lives. little boys look up to him, he proves that you can do things beyond the expectations, most people don't play this long and football but do you think you will get back together was giselle? she went back to work apparently. >> brian: "vanity fair" announced yesterday or giselle

announced yesterday she would come out with her side of the story and break her silence about the divorce. i don't know if that plays into. the movie coming out, the contract staring him in the face to know the bucks probably have seen their better days. does he want to go to a new team? building around they spent the whole off-season working out, wondering if he wants to go through it again because we know this was the first year ever he wasn't at training camp. he really didn't prepare. he left in the middle of the season to go to a wedding on a saturday, even bill belichick didn't go to their wedding on a saturday and i believe it was a home game so people thought this guy has checked out with the bucks even though his stats show he had one of the stronger seasons. >> steve: it will be interesting now with the super bowl season wrapping up at about ten days, it will be interesting to see what he does with his spare time because

remember, just like a lot of other people who are retired and we talked about this in florida, one of the biggest things people who retired to his playing pickleball. and didn't we report not too long ago that he bought a pickleball team? and part of a pickleball league? look for him to be active. having fun. >> ainsley: i think brian can beat him. >> brian: i did play pickleball about a month ago and a lot of people said that i was the best ever after my slow start. >> steve: we have video, standby. >> brian: steve, to your point this guy is an industry. people are wondering how a guy who was a six round draft pick could emerge is not only the best player ever but the longevity he has, what is his work is at the plyometrics what he does and doesn't eight week launch tb12 and he is very active in that which is part of the reason i look at

howard stern interview a lot of times in the regular season in your off-season activities but he has his parents very active over in san francisco is very tight, for the longest time his dad was his person but his dad said go interview bill belichick's dad barry was he think about retiring go interview his dad. >> ainsley: did and we we are part his parents from a tunnel of the last game? they were there and emotional. >> brian: i wonder if we can use that video now, now that he's retired it was pretty cool because he mentioned his parents were sitting there and hugs were strong. >> ainsley: may be he said this may be my last game, but he may have told his family because last time it did get out and it was leaked to the press. is very interesting i don't know if any of you have checked it out but watching these videos, his diet, this is his instrument what he uses to play the game, everything he puts in his system

is well thought out and planned but he won't eat mushrooms, very little tomatoes. no strawberries, if he doesn't eat pizza or he'll eat the best pizza but occasionally, no alcohol. >> steve: no one wants to be on the tom brady diet besides tom brady. founder of out kick.com, so the speculation is now officially over. he says tom brady has said i am retiring again for good because last time he retired and then on retired. un-retired. speak of this video feels different than the way the last retirement last year leaked. i am frankly surprised that you mention his parents were at that final game in tampa bay when they lost in the postseason, he did not necessarily play very well, but in his final season the bucks certainly didn't have the season they had been hoping

for. i am surprised primarily because we all know the divorce with giselle happened and tom brady is a creature of habit. and suddenly he is going to have a completely different life now. a different life than he had just year ago, right? where he is still with giselle, they live together, they've got the kids, it seemed like his decision to un-retire and come back it was a precipitating factor in that divorce certainly we have no idea for sure, but i am surprised he would decide because of the divorce happening and the connection it seemed to have to come back to football and causing it that now that he is divorced he would walk away. he is still playing at a high level, he still has things left in the tank but years ago he talked about the goal being to play until he is 45 years old. he got there, and now if he does

stay retired, the question becomes is he the greatest team sport athlete of all time? >> steve: is that even a question? >> i think you can or argue with michael jordan if he is that guy, six championships. >> steve: clay, remember 38 what jordan was? he could barely play with the wizards. >> correct. the difference of course is the quarterback position doesn't require the same level level of athleticism basketball nearly wood so there is no one who has played at 45 years old at a high level in terms of dominance six titles in eight years for jordan, brady ten super bowl vii titles i think the answer is brady certainly brady is the greatest correctable time in the sky with the super bowl coming up on fox remember brady is now theoretically going to work for fox, maybe he has a role of the

super bowl, who knows? it will accelerate that comparison between tom brady 27 years old. >> ainsley: clay come of any of us retires or anyone watching retires, usually most of people stay at home they have nothing to do and they want to travel. in the situation he still has his hand in the game of football so it's not as extreme as it might be for many people who are making that tough decision. i want to play their retirement announcement again and you said at the top of the interview that this one is different than the one a year ago so let's play it for the viewers and tell us why you think that. watch this. >> good morning, guys. i will get to the point. right away. i am retiring. for good. i know the process was a pretty big deal last time so when i woke up this morning i figured i would just press record and let you guys know first. it won't be long winded, you only get one super emotional retirement essay and i used mine up last year, so really,

thank you guys so much to every single one of you for supporting me. my family, my friends, the teammates, my competitors, i could go on forever, there are too many. make you, guys, for allowing me to live my absolute dream. i wouldn't change a thing. i love you all. >> steve: getting a little emotional. >> brian: the other thing, clay, to keep in mind as he was so ticked off someone leaked out his retirement he wouldn't confirm it for a while. that really ticked him off and maybe played a role in him coming back. >> yeah, look. i think there is a total difference in the way that this news broke compared to the news breaking last year. and it feels very simplistic for lack of a better way to describe it to wake up on this wednesday

and see that brady has posted a video looking like he's on the beach somewhere may be in south florida and it reminds me of kind of the way if you are a big sports fan lebron announced he was going to miami and it was a cluster for everybody out there who remembers that. taking my talents to south beach. it was so widely panned that the next time he made a free agency decision he did this great essay in consultation with "sports illustrated" and went back to cleveland. it's almost like tom brady got a dry run on how not to do a retirement announcement and this one is the one that he wishes he had been able to put out himself where he controls the messaging, where he has the ability to speak directly with his fans and certainly i imagine there are people all over the country waking up this morning watching us, seeing this news, putting on their social media feeds were very surprised because this really did drop in and out of

nowhere as opposed to the massive celebration and discussion broken by others. >> steve: is interesting in the movie would've gotten a super bowl ring but that didn't work out. you have to wonder whether or not he knew this was going to be the year he bowed out. whether we win or lose, but then again if you would've won it would've been hard to walk away from. >> yeah, you know, we have this hollywood ending love affair and it's very rare, right? john elway won two straight super bowls and decided hey, guys, i am out. that idea of winning and then riding off into the sunset doesn't happen very often in the world of sports. but brady's team the tampa bay buccaneers did win the nfc south, they hosted a home playoff game, his final time on

the field was jogging off as you mention with his family on the left side as he entered the tunnel and he kept his jersey if i remember correctly as aaron rodgers did as well, he is another legendary quarterback having to make decisions about his future although aaron rodgers i believe is 39 as opposed to brady being 45 and appears aaron rodgers will continue but a lot of guys say they want to go out on the shield so to speak which is a reference to gladiator in the way gladiators careers would end. for brady to wins division to play a home playoff game, they lost his final two home playoff games remember last year the box had a good season, lost at home to the rams went on to win the super bowl in a wild game, this year the box did not have a good year. you know there was a lot of anger in brady this year. if you wash him on the field he has always been a fiery competitor but he even talked

about it, the challenge of getting divorced i think wait on him on the field in a way that his personal life hasn't necessarily connected to his on-field results. he just didn't seem to have the same joy in the game itself and i wonder in the back of my mind whether he left training camp i believe for 11 days in the middle of the season and said he was just dealing with difficulties in his marriage. i wonder how much that factored in here but still, greatest quarterback of all time, greatest again you can argue between he and jordan, greatest teams for athlete of all time. >> absolutely and you look at his stats he was better in his 40s and he was in his 20s which is stunning. statistically. clay, well put in perspective and of course i'll catch up with you at the super bowl perry we will be down there you'll be down there with out kick and everything else. >> maybe with brady too he is a fox employee.

>> steve: i'm booking you. >> ainsley: please put his office next to mine. kicked brian out of his. >> good luck with that. a lot of women will be very happy. >> ainsley: i'm playing. >> brian: put them in the out kick. >> steve: that's part of the movie. >> brian: 21 minutes before the top of the hour we will be right back but before we stop we are celebrated in black history month here is christina coleman. ♪ ♪ the double segment of her race and gender said she would have to travel to france to realize her dreams. so she learn french and applied for flight school in france. she received her international pilot's license in 1921.

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wonder whether or not he told agents "i did him so bad. three days after the double murder. listen to what they said. >> it so bad, it's just so bad, i did it, so bad. >> did y you here, they? i do not. >> steve: nancy grace hosts on fox nation, nancy, they slowed down that particular video or audio so that people could hear what did that show? >> well i've got to tell you, the spectators were about 80/20 as to what that video showed even at 1/3 speed but i have to headed to the witness senior investigator croft, he stood firm under a barrage of intense questioning and

cross-examination. bottom line, slo-mo did not help. listen, talk about a freudian slip. that was one for the ages. i have to tell you something. what over exhibiting happening in the courtroom when alex murdaugh walks in, there is and it factor. reminds me of one o.j. simpson would walk in the room, everything gets touched, all eyes looked to him, he is tall, he is very well dressed and tailored, he comes in like a superstar with a big smile and makes a beeline for the blonde assistant sitting at the defense table. everybody is hushed and almost in all and i'm like what is wrong with you people? i start talking to court watchers and there still a lot of fear and all. at the murdaugh name. >> steve: that is the vibe in the courtroom. nancy, what do you make of her may have been a second shooter and it appears there were two

guns used? what does that add up to nancy grace? >> i think it adds up to a very high-priced defense attorney because arguing there were two shooters at various angles means nothing to me because these victims were shot point-blank range. maggie, a loving mother of two grown boys had a step pulling on her skin, or skin was burned because a gunshot was close, what does that mean technically? it means people are running, people are moving and the angles really don't mean one or two shooters. >> steve: nancy i have to ask you you told us what the vibe is like in the courtroom, so when things are going on i know nancy grace, you are looking over at the jury. how is it registering with the jury? >> i can tell you this much, everything that comes out on the stand and it's been tedious going through all the cell phone data, the judge turned down the temperature to keep the jurors away, he kept having people

stand up to move around to keep them going, it was very tedious. every time there was a moment they all look over at alex murdaugh and that means something to be. >> steve: sound like something to us, nancy by the way he is filming daily panel shows for my fox nation check it out it's called "murdaugh family murders the timeline" thank you very much. >> thank you. >> steve: all right. switching gears if you're joining us tom brady retired again, more on that and a couple minutes. dana perino not shocked, she saw it coming all along and now it is apparent which are. >> i think my cohosts actually had a prediction. they thought he would play another year so i'll rub it in when we start. >> steve: he also thought cincinnati was going to win my. >> and we feel for him but we are hopeful for you there, steve. >> steve: thank you very much. >> house republicans kick off their promised oversight hearings in an hour with covert funds where did all that money

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>> the prince of darkness is done touring, ozzy osbourne is canceling all upcoming concerts, the black sabbath front man says his time on the road is over because he is "not physically capable due to a spinal injury," there is ozzie's full statement here it is. "my one and only purpose during this time has been to get back on stage bearing my singing voice is fine however after three operations stem cell treatments endless physical therapy and ground breaking cybernetics treatment my body is still physically weak" so he has done, big news in music but the biggest news and sports and beyond tom brady is retiring at 45 and he made it clear to sylvia video. >> ainsley: he posted on social media on all of his accounts on the beach in florida

it looked like saying i'm retired and he thanked everybody and got a little emotional. >> steve: he did but keep in mind he has had a rough year. in the movie version he wins the super bowl which didn't happen. in the movie version his family is intact, that did not happen with a painful divorce this year but nonetheless he looks toward the future. so many people regard them as the greatest of all time, j.j. rating this greatest of all time no debate no question, honor and privilege, ps newly retired group meets on the golf course every morning at 10:00 a.m., brinks are on the new guy so bring your wallet. that's awesome. >> brian: he just retired this year. >> ainsley: what will his schedule be like if he is working at fox? he'll be in the booth for all the games? >> brian: once a week and the games he has off in the studio first like the rams play or the chargers play. >> ainsley: just during football so he will be off the

rest of the time. >> brian: part of the number one team at fox. >> steve: speaking of is to in the tampa bay buccaneers but i do tweet that simple he said number 12 good luck. interestingly enough i looked at gisele's twitter feed and no updates. >> ainsley: more "fox & friends" in just a moment. right now, the world economic forum and global elites are planning the great reset. this is why i want to send you my exclusive book for a gift of any amount. this book takes you behind closed doors to reveal their radical agenda and arms you to fight back for the future of our country. call or go to tpusa.com right away to get your copy, and let's stop the great reset.

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pencils. that's the scene. >> that's where you're going to the super bowl in arizona. >> when you're on tv next week every day it will be dark. at the end of the show we'll see that over your shoulder. >> if the sun is an indicator, if the sun decides to shine i'll be there. >> will tom brady start working for fox immediately? >> when he finds out i'm going i don't think he has a choice. >> bill: more on the future for tom brady in a moment. breaking news at the border moments ago in a fox news exclusive. iranian on the terrorist watch list crossing into america. the first of many. this has been going on for a couple of years. hello, partner. >> dana: a big day here. asme owe dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." we have a lot to get to. texas authorities arrested a suspect as part of a human smuggling bust in the trunk of a car with four other migrants. you can see him here in the re