>> todd: a fox news alert, officials say a florida tv news reporter and a nine-year-old girl are dead after the same gunman returned to the scene where he killed a 20-year-old woman yesterday and went on another shootingistry, just horrible. you're watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> ashley: a.m. ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. dillon lyons is the victim. the love of my life was murdered, i will never be the same person began, please help my family during this time. >> todd: brooke singman has the

details. >> brooke: gunned down wednesday afternoon by a suspect wanted in an earlier deadly shooting at the scene. the slain journalist dillon lyons had been with the station for just under a year. two others were hurt including a photographer and the mother of that girl. yesterday authorities found a 20-year-old girl shot dead. two news reporters were at the scene reporting on the crime, authorities believe the same suspect opened fire on them around 4:05 p.m. the suspect then walk into a nearby resident, killing a little girl and injuring her mother. >> news 13 reporter and photographer were on the scene to cover the homicide from this morning. on harrington street, a woman

and her nine-year-old girl were shot inside of a home temperature is unclear why the suspect entered that home. >> ashley: authorities arrested keith moses. moses has gun charges, assault with a deadly weapon and battery. authorities knew the first victim, but had no connection to the rest of them. it is unclear if he was targeting the news station. the parent company of spectrum news saying we are deeply saddened by the loss of our colleagues and the other lives taken today. we are hopeful our colleague that was injured makes a full recovery. another colleague writing, this is heartbreaking and horrific, my heart goes out to everyone

close to my colleagues and the others who lost their lives. the mother who was shot remains in critical condition. the news 13 photographer is healing and has been able to speak with investigators. >> ashley: absolutely horrifying. brooke singman, thank you. kim gardner has until noon to resign today, after she failed to prosecute an armed robbery suspect who is accused of causing the accident on saturday. gardner is facing fierce backlash for dropping armed robbery charges in the case that landed him in house arrest last year. gardner says it is not her fault, it is unfortunate there are those that twist the facts for selfish motives, this is not the time for finger pointing.

she went on for blaming the judge for allowing the suspect to be on the street. >> todd: suspects searching for two suspects from a smash and grab in new york city before making off with $500,000 stolen merchandise. the two pushed past a 79-year-old employee and the suspects punched, kicked and hit her in the head with a handgun. she's in the hospital in stable condition this morning. tracking a massive storm that is causing blizzard conditions in 25 states. it is midwest, especially minnesota expected to get the worst, declaring a snow emergency as they brace for two feet of snow. 1300 flights are cancelled today with hundreds delayed, one day after 1700 flights were axed and 6500 delayed. >> ashley: all this snow and ice is causing widespread power

outages, 800,000 people are without power, michigan reporting the most with 650,000 without power. schools deciding whether to declare snow day or distance learning. meteorologist adam klotz hsz the fox weather forecast, hi, adam >> adam: this continues and where is it the worst? snowfalling from the upper midwest, minnesota areas have seen a ton of snow across the upper midwest and interior new england, where the system will shift east and become more and more of a system along the east coast. ice is typically some of the most dangerous talking about a system like this, over half inch of ice, and that brings down branches and power lines. we've seen a lot of power outages. there are areas where we're talking about blizzard warnings

across dakotas, minnesota, minneapolis and winter storm watching in new england and getting to higher elevations. there is snow on the way across the midwest. heavy snow fell yesterday and through overnight hours and still snowfalling in michigan and across wisconsin and minnesota, as more snow is to come and winter weather alert as this system shifts east, are in effect across new york and interior new england, we will see eight inches of total snowfall. i think ice will be the big concern. we run this forward in the forecast through friday, if you're in new york and philadelphia, this is a rain maker for you. further north near boston, you're talking about ice and further north you talk about snow with this system and then again, the winds are making this a dangerous one. visibility has been low across the midwest and winds continue to move 30 to 40 miles per hour

with snow on the ground, makes visibility slow. we have seen different hazards moving across the country. >> todd: it has been wild, where you see the fouren sas, you have them on one map and it is kiled to see. thank you. 10,000 students dropped out of washington state schools during covid closures and more inner pas are turning to home schooling. some public schools are being forced to close. >> ashley: one mother who pulled her kids out is here to tell us why.

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>> todd: parents in kenosha, wisconsin outraged after a conservative school board member is asked to vacate his position because of a clerical error. that school board member was on earlier. >> they were threatening to close schools and mandate masks and i got involved to fight against that. i want to bring in ethical and restrain spending on the district that hasn't been there temperature is the right thing and just thing to do. i want to take it as far as i need to to give kenosha what

they want. >> todd: tonight a virtual school board meeting will be held to discuss the future of meadows seat. >> ashley: the washington state school system during covid closure, the number of home schoolun stereos nearly doubled and the seattle public school district is considering shutting down some of the schools. washington mother of two, sara burnet, joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> ashley: you pulled your kids out, you have been homeschooling them, what is the biggest reason why? >> initially because they didn't want to send them to school in masks. they weren't going to breathe well, they were going to bother them all day. it became more about how the education, what they were teaching the kids was changing and i didn't want to have to

undo the things they were learning. >> ashley: what are you talking about, what things were they being taught you didn't like that you took matters into your own hands and started home schooling? >> so, i'm in a rural school district, i wouldn't say it reached us yet, but washington state tends to be more liberal and i could see it coming and i didn't want my children to have to be in a situation where they have uncomfortable questions that they come home with about race or sex. >> ashley: you were just being proactive about it, which i think a lot of inparents are dog now. what will happen to schools in washington state that will potentially close or be consolidated, do you? >> i don't know. i can worry about them a little bit, i hope that parents step up

and do the best that they can for their children's education. >> ashley: for someone who is washing, i'm sure there aplenty of parents worried about this, especially with covid, a lot was brought to light when they were doing online learning. for somebody watching this and thinking i would like to pull my child out of school, i think home schooling is going to be tough. is it tough on you? >> i enjoy it. i stay at home with my kids when they were little, so having them home with me is not a huge difference. but i would tell parents to try it. because if you don't try to do public school at home and make it your own, you change the lives of your children. >> ashley: seattle enrollment has been on a steady decline and projections are supposed to keep

declining, do you think it will decline all over the country? do you think this is just in washington? i am sure you have spoken to other parents, what are they saying? >> i hope it keeps happening. other parents, i think they are curious and a lot of them think they cannot do it, they think they are not well educated enough to do so. they think it will be hard to respond that much time at home. i think when we involve our children in our lives, they can come along and learn more from us about life. >> ashley: yeah, the seattle public school district is considering consolidating schools saying it has been discussed as strategy for the 2024 and 2025 school year and would require the board

approval. do you think the board will approve something like this? they are already in money trouble. when you have upward of 20,000 kids, when you have money choices, you have no choice, right? >> it comes down to dollars un una unfortunately. >> ashley: your final thoughts on home schooling or what is happening with children in the schools systems? >> i think that as long as parents understand their children are their primary concern, they do the best they can. if they can home school them, i encourage them to. if they are not able to, go to your school board meetings, go see what is being taught in schools and advocate for children. >> ashley: we saw what happened in virginia with the governor when all the parents started showing up to meetings, it was

complete change in leadership. thank you for being with us. >> thanks. >> ashley: turning to the white house, questions are swirling around biden's 2024 plans. >> todd: the president says he intends toun are, we are learning democrats are planning a backup plan. we are asking congressman james comer if this would change anything for the upcoming investigations. till have symptoms of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. stand up to your symptoms with rinvoq. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that tackles pain, stiffness, swelling. for some, rinvoq significantly reduces ra and psa fatigue. it can stop further irreversible joint damage. and rinvoq can leave skin clear or almost clear in psa. that's rinvoq relief. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections,

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drunk with her in the car and crashed his truck. he called his parents. >> paul lost control and ran us into the ditch. randolph and maggie showed up, before they checked on us, they opened the back of the truck and took out the guns and cleared the bed of the truck and floors of the beer cans. >> todd: morgan claims it was not uncommon for the entire murdaugh family to drink together and alcohol was always around. >> ashley: arizona rancher is facing oned for shooting and killing a migrant on his proper. the defense says he is being framed by violent traffickers. >> todd: debbie douglas has had her ranch broken into by migrants. debbie, what is your reaction whether you saw prosecutors go

after george kelly in the first place, continuing to go after him, in light of the fact he was defending his family. >> i believe this is all a setup and they are using mr. kelly as an example to put fear into the rest of us that have ranches along the border. they don't want us to defend our property and want to put fear in us. >> ashley: you live 50 miles north of the border in texas. the laws in texas and arizona r different, you have had attempted break-ins from migrants in the past 18 months, to the point you had to spend $13,000 for security protocol, whether security cameras, some type of fencing and security for windows. have you thought about what you would do if someone broke into your home like this? i don't think they have gotten in yet, what happens if they do,

do you feel protected? >> i will tell you this, i will stand my ground and fight for what is mine. they are not going to scare me and make me fear that i will not stand up to them. also, if i've not mistaken, arizona is a castle doctrine state, as texas is, which means we do have the right to defend our property. >> ashley: debbie, do you feel this confidence because of the fact of your who governor is and you are a stand-your-ground state? >> absolutely, without a doubt. >> todd: looking at this from the 30,000 foot view, doesn't this action toward mr. kelly send the message from biden administration that lives of migrants are more important than the citizens that live in states

like arizona and texas? >> i do believe that and i believe if you will look back and people will research, most political figures there are democrats. i believe that again, this is a ploy, they are planning this, they are not going to go easy on mr. kelly, they will keep trumping up this stuff and have not even proven anything. >> ashley: when it comes to your situation, i know you said we have video of one time your house right here, when your home was about to be broken into or attempted to be broken into. did this happen before the previous 18 months or is this new situation since biden got in office? >> this is definitely a new thing since biden got in office. my son and i have owned ranches in this area for 13 years, never have we had a problem like this over -- it started when biden

let the borders become open. >> todd: nationwide, the stats are not going down, there have been over million migrant encounters this fiscal year. when you see a number like that, and you live at the border, i would look at that and say, at some point, my time in a horrible situation like mr. george kelly is inevitably going to come, the numbers bear that out. is that what goes through your mind, debi? >> absolutely, i prepare myself mentally of what happens if i come up on this situation and as i told you before, i will stand my ground. >> ashley: debi, i'm getting the feeling you don't foresee this crisis being solved any time soon, do you? >> not for the next two years. >> ashley: what would it take to get this under control and solved? >> it will take closing our borders, number one.

number two, this catch and release has got to stop. we just had illegals on our property again on monday. and it is just, this is getting ridiculous, you are driving down the road coming to the ranch, you are seeing illegals on the road, we have to stop the catch and release. they have got to be sent back. we have to protect our own. >> ashley: right. good luck, debi, thank you for being with us to tell your story. have a good day. >> thank you for having me. >> ashley: of course. transportation secretary pete buttigieg will visit east palestine, ohio three weeks after the toxic train derailment. residentses are worrying about the future and an attorney representing 9/11 victims says they have a right to be. >> if we've learned anything,

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>> todd: chinese owned tiktok permanently banning american veteran-owned mammoth nation account and encouraged the company to pay in advance for advertising that tiktok also cancelled and tiktok kept the funds. a spokesperson for mammoth joins us now. you connect consumers, usually conservative, with like-minded causes. what reason did tiktok give you for permanently preventing you from posting? >> well, this has been quite the story. thanks for having me, great to be here. we had an ad approved. we market a variety of places on tiktok and was cited for unusual

and suspicious activity and they took it down and later said it was because it was a political ad and was selling or pushing ammunition, neither of which are true. they paused it and said we're shutting this down, preload your account, if you want to do this. when we did, we complied and got everything running and they straight up shut the account down in a blatant move of conservative censorship. >> todd: what was the advertising for? they said for ammunition, you are saying it is not, what is the disconnect there? >> we had a good friend and colleague in the conservative space who was talking about -- i listened to it again this morning, talking about how we at mammoth nation are building and supporting conservative causes and offering different varieties of products across dozens of

categories, that was it, a simple, these guys are doing it right, check them out message and apparently we're selling ammunition and making a political ad in the process, which is not true. take i disagree with what tiktok did, at least i can their argument, they're a private company and can do whatever they want, i understand that. what i don't understand is how they can do what amounts to taking and keep your money and not give you services you bought, how can they justify that, drew? >> there is not a lot of answers from them on that, it is company policy the funds are seized, we are trying to actively battle to get theund if -- funds back. if that is what they are going

to do, we would love to have our money back that they asked us to preload and we have not received it back yet. >> todd: the ads, you wanted to put out, didn't tiktok approve the ads in the first place? >> yes, they were running before this. we are going to call it this, unless you give us more money. we gave them the money and they shut us down. >> todd: would this happen if you were selling blm merchandise, drew? >> we all know the answer to that, sadly, i don't think it would have. >> todd: there is notion that tiktok is controlled by the ccp, that is a fact, we know that, do you think that had anything to do with that because you are pro-america, we are number one, american idealism and america first? >> you know, we can speculate, i think certainly there is a

tie-in, we are very pro-america, this is america's conservative marketplace and we stand by the constitution and talk about the constitution and the values that have brought us together and made this country great for so long. certainly on a platform like tiktok that comes into consideration. can we confirm that 100%? probably not, ittic mas sense based on who owns that company. >> todd: you are disputing the charges with your credit card company, are you worried the credit card companies, which are known to be woke, will deny your request? >> yeah, you know, i think that is probably the next phase. we ve seen companies and that is why we started mammoth nation, we have sewn companies go woke and figured out how the landscape is now. that is what we're seeing across the industry, now banks are

getting involved, credit cards are getting involved and that is the next frontier of sense ourship. >> todd: your company combats this type of cancel culture. thanks for coming on, we appreciate it. >> ashley: always an issue with tiktok. the smithsonian is demanding to know why a group of students wearing pro-life hats were kicked out. we welcome all visitors regardless of viewpoints, visitors are not to be denied access and an error was made in this regard. when asked if there would be disciplinary action for the empl employee involved, they said this was not a willful violation. >> todd: it never happens the other way. >> ashley: you asked a question

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>> todd: first lady jill biden visiting africa to highlight food insecurities overseas while back at home veteran spouses are relying on food pantries to survive. >> ashley: cheryl casone has more, good morning. >> cheryl: jill biden will be going to africa again, she went

several times when joe biden was vice president, she was the second lady. she is going for the first time as first lady. this is for food help for those in northern africa. back at home, you have 25% of military spouses experiencing food insecurity. the question here, do we need to be giving more money to africa or be worrying about people who need help with food, buying food and getting food on their tables here in the united states? jerry hosler is a veteran and volunteer you spoke with earlier. >> we're failing our young military families. a young man and woman entering active duty service in the enlisted branch, they are making about $1900 a month and that doesn't go very far. these are people that keep us safe and warm at night and we're

failing active duty folks. >> cheryl: we talked yesterday about the fact you have coast guard families on staten island saying they are having to get food pantry assistance because they don't make enough money? >> ashley: what was jerry saying, people make $1900 every two weeks, you can't be sustained on that, it is tough times. >> todd: it is appalling. a warning about a drug called trank. >> cheryl: yeah, it is narcan resistant, it is fentanyl and zylane. you say it, i mispronounced it. it is horrible what it does to people's bodies. >> todd: look at this. >> cheryl: overdose percentage in philadelphia, seeing a big jump and this one neighborhood in philadelphia, basically 2% of

overdose deaths involved trank and that was 2020. there is a new bigepose of what is upon haing. in the north, 1100 increase and south 500% increase. a lot you can't trace back to this drug and fentanyl. frank rodriguez was addicted to the deadly drug trank, here is what he says it is doing to the community. >> it almost looks like the walking dead zombies that you see, it is absolutely horrible. doesn't discriminate. it is getting to addicts and also innocent victims, people that are -- there is no such

thing as experimenting with drugs anymore because of cost that comes with using. >> cheryl: in particular, it is what it does to the body. some pictures we can't show you, you have teams of people in philly having to go out and do wound care for addicts and they can't kick it. it is disturbing. >> ashley: this is a sedative for cows and horses, not meant for human consumption. >> cheryl: and mixing it with fentanyl. >> ashley: and it is narcan resistant. now to this, a physician designer accusing former biden energy official sam brenton of wearing her clothing that disappeared from the airport in 2018. >> cheryl: i applaud you for the transition to this story. >> cheryl: the designer tweeted a photo of her and britton side by side.

i saw the images, they were my custom designs lost in the luggage in 2018, he wore my clothes. this is aziet cams 2k4r9en and this is the disgraced biden official accused of stealing luggage from airports and other interesting charges against this individual. yeah, the stories just continue with this person, it is amazing. they were given a position of power in the biden administration. >> ashley: did they think they were going to get away with it? in a side by side, you can't deny it. >> todd: a public figure, too. he looks like somebody i went to college with, i do a triple take. is that? nope. if you see me pause every single time, that is the reason. also, who stays extra time at a luggage carousel, that is sign of depravity.

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end on 9/11. every single day at least two of my clients are still dying from the 9/11 toxins. if i were giving any advice, i would say wait for the scientists, not the e.p.a. the independent scientists to tell us that the water and the air is safe. james comer join joins us now. the attorney made a good point wait for the independent scientists to test the water and air. why such a big delay, three weeks to be exact from pete buttigieg and we saw yesterday from president biden calling finally the e.p.a. administrator and the governor of ohio from warsaw. not when he was over in the united states. why has there been such delay from this administration to contact these people and to show face when such an issue is going on with americans?

>> this is unacceptable. i don't believe anyone from the administration set foot there had former president trump set foot there they saw the desperation from the residents there. buttigieg should have been there on day one, along with the fema director. this should have been treated just like any other national emergency like a hurricane, a tornado, whatever. can i only imagine what the mainstream media would be doing if donald trump were president and no one from the trump administration had bothered to set foot there. the fact that the e.p.a. did not roll in there and every other government agency to try to do everything to stop the spread of those chemicals from getting into the ground water is unacceptable. it's another example of joe biden putting america last. to see joe biden in ukraine trying to continue to spend more tax dollars in ukraine when we have a national emergency in ohio it just really bad to see.

>> todd: you wonder if hunter biden survives. this in light of everything else that he somehow made its way through the white house doesn't have a proclivity to get rid of continuous failing at their jobs. speaking of the bidens. hunter biden missing the guideline that your committee gave him to document tied to foreign business dealings. did hunter's attorney give you any reason for completely ignoring your c request. >> they continue to act like they don't understand why the house oversight committee would bother to request this information. they know exactly the reason that we're looking into. this they know about the failings, influence peddling. they know that this family has crossed the line. they know this family has taken millions and millions of dollars from our adversaries for no good reason. you know, there's no business to justify the millions of dollars that were transferred into the biden family account. this is a concern. especially when you have the documents that were mishandled

in hunter biden's proximity. we have specific requests. we have been very transparent about these requests. unfortunately, the hunter biden's lawyers continue to delay. i expect another request from the house oversight committee and then i wouldn't be surprised if subpoenas didn't proceed very shortly. >> ashley: you are going to give him another chance you? are not doing a subpoena right now. >> we are doing everything we can by the book to get to the point to where when we do subpoena hunter biden's financial information that the courts will rule in our favor. you have to take steps to make sure the subpoenas win in court. we are doing everything we can. we, unfortunately, considered the fact that this family would continue to try to block our investigative efforts. so we're going to make sure every i is dotted and every. >> it is crossed to where when we get to the point to where they are subpoenaed that that subpoena wins in court.

>> todd: i want to get your thoughts on this before we let did you go, congressman, chinese tiktok run by the chinese permanently banning an american company from its site. the american company man mouth nation connects americans to american-made products. we talked to a spokesperson for that company. >> we stand by the constitution. we talk about the constitution. we talk about the values that have brought us together and made this country so great for so long. so, certainly on a platform such as tiktok that is something that comes into consideration. it makes a whole lot of sense based on who owns and runs that company. >> todd: monmouth nation pro-military unabash shadily american exceptionalism. that's their model. tiktok run by the chinese communist party. isn't this further proof, congressman, that congress itself needs to ban tiktok in the united states of america? because basically what you are doing, if you are china you are banning an pro-american company on american soil.

>> yes. evidence continues to mount that chinese control tiktok. continues to put america last. they continue to be hostile to american interest. this is something congress should take action on immediately. what more evidence do we need in addition to the fact that tiktok has lied to congress. that tiktok continues to send our data to bytedance which is owned by the chinese communist party. surely to goodness the democrats will go along with the republicans and try to ban tiktok. i applaud the states that have stepped up. the republican states stepped up and banned government devices. i'm calling on congress to try to take action on tiktok. i don't know how much more evidence we need to see that ticktock is in fact hostile to american interest. i hope this is something that congress will take up when we return next week.

>> ashley: i hope this is something coming down the pike. these young kids, especially young kids they're a sponge and infiltrating their minds. hopefully something they do take up because it needs to be done. congressman james comer thank you for your time this morning. >> todd: before we go if you like to apologize to thened head evidence. if you played a drinking game every time i said unabashed, you are dead. "fox & friends" begins right now. >> teenage girl dead. gunned down by a suspect wanted in the deadly shooting at the same scene. >> the suspect is not saying much right now. >> are you going down there at all? >> yeah. >> pete buttigieg is set to visit east palestine. >> nearly three weeks after that train derailment. >> certainly a day late and a dollar short. >> our intention is to run again. >> questions swirling around biden's 2024 plan. democrats are quietly planning for plan b. >> take the heat off of hunter and