>> 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 investigations, also.

>> way he was doing it was very, very cunning. >> defense called murdaugh a former law partner. >> murdaugh could take the is stand in his own defense. >> what doesn't help is someone saying thattens his voice. he was at the scene. >> he's a liar. >> it started one afternoon and it just kept going. >> joined by other universities. >> for me, it's just been transformative. >> to-to-see people who have made amends. >> we are happy to see what happens going forward. >> ainsley: we begin with a fox news alert. three people are dead, including a florida tv news reporter and #-year-old little girl after a gunman returns to a murder scene and opens fire again. >> steve: journalist identified as 24-year-old dylan lions. police say two other victims were critically injured. >> brian: todd piro joins us more with more on the tragedy in orlando, florida. >> todd: they say the reporter and child were gunned down yesterday afternoon by a suspect

wanted in an earlier deadly shooting at that same location. the 24-year-old journalist dylan lyons was believed to have worked at orange county news 13 for just under a year. the other victims spectrum news jesse waldron and the more of that 9-year-old victim. both of them in critical condition. authorities first responded to a murder scene at 11:20 in a morning yesterday. where they found a 20-year-old girl shot dead, woman i should say. later that evening two news 13 journalists were at the scene reporting on that crime. authorities believe the same suspect returned to the scene and opened fire on the crew just after 4:00 p.m. police say the gunman walked into a nearby home killing a 9-year-old girl and then wounding her mother. >> it is unclear why the suspect entered that home. you really don't know what was in the mind of this suspect. and, you know, hopefully at some point he'll talk to us, you know, about what his motives

were. >> todd: authorities arresting 19-year-old keith moses yesterday in connection with to all three shootings. police say the 19-year-old was armed with a handgun at the time and was seen smirking as officers took him away in handcuffs. moses has a lengthy criminal history including gun charges, assault with a deadly weapon and battery. authorities believe he knew the first victim but had no connection to the others. unclear if he was targeting the news crew because police say their van was not marked with its logo. the parent company of spectrum saying, quote: we are deeply saddened by the loss of our colleague and the other lives senselessly taken today. we remain hopeful that our other colleague who was injured makes a full recovery. orange county police are pouring over surveillance footage attempting to track down any witnesses. back to you. >> steve: todd, thank you. so there was a murder earlier in the day. and then these tv news crews and there were others other than spectrum were there. they were gathered covering the

story 4:00 in the afternoon. the suspect came over and shot people in the car. you said there was no logo on the outside. did the car look like a police car? do we know what it looked like? when i was a beat reporter. our cars always looked like the police cars just without police on it. >> todd: right. that has continued into the current day. you are not doing too much beat reporting these days. probably the most close to that time in all four of us here. basically suv if you are a cop now. suv if you are one of these news reporters what strikes me head down working on your story there are also other cops in this area presumably if a murder happens here just five hours prior. to say your point, steve, it does beg the question. was this individual, this suspect targeting the cops if he did not know this was a news crew regardless a tragic situation for the news crew, lost their levees 9-year-old

girl and 20-year-old woman. >> ainsley: they don't know why he targeted that one house. walked into that house. >> steve: just unclear. >> brian: white ford escape. thanks, todd. unbelievable for someone to go back to the scene of the crime 19 years old and be a career criminal. this guy is just evil personified, obviously. and then takes out this journalist, this kid from philadelphia. they have a go fund me page for him. you can just imagine what their family is going through. by the way, you know, when you think of orlando you don't think of a place that's crime ridden. >> ainsley: and you have got this mother who is recovering or in the hospital, critical injuries. if she wakes up, if she comes out of this, she now has to face the fact that her 9-year-old daughter was killed. >> steve: no kidding. it's just a terrible story. brian, to your point and todd put up the list of this guy's priors. he is 19 years old a dozen arrests. car theft, domestic battery violence. charges as a juvenile. he pleaded no contest. wound up with a year of

supervision. and later arrested for obstructing law enforcement, resisting arrest. burglary, failure to appear in court, grand theft and repeated violations. you would think if anybody is going to get a little time out in prison, in jail it. would be somebody with a rap sheet like that. but he was out. we will find more about his background in the coming day. nonetheless, it's troubling. >> ainsley: they are saying he is not saying much to police right now. >> steve: no. >> ainsley: oftentimes when we interview people about murders. come back to the scene of the crime experts say that offense. >> steve: that's why so many go to the funeral of somebody that they have killed. >> ainsley: investigators are on the lookout for that. >> steve: terrible story. >> brian: something less important but eventually impactful for the country is who is going to be the president of the united states. one thing we thought almost all the intrigue on is on the right as we wait for day by day for more and more contenders jump. in this headline in the politico popped up yesterday afternoon. biden may not run and top dems

are quietly preparing for a plan b. people in the president's orbit there is no hard deadline formal processing for arriving at a launch date. thought was going to be february. according to four people with the president's thinking a find call has been pushed aside as world world events intervene. cloak and dagger trip to kyiv took meticulous planning and positive reaction providing him more of a runway to turn back to domestic politics. so they say if he is going to make the message, to say is he going to rub or not run, it could be in april. everything is on hold and quietly behind the scenes, there's a plan b taking shape. >> ainsley: and he fell yesterday on the stairs. he is 80 80 years old. people are wondering is he up for the job another four years. >> brian: he could barely talk at the end in the last round table. >> ainsley: they were originally thinking february now coalescing around april. it's assumed he will run in the article it says but not decided. >> steve: well, everybody in

biden's circle says he's going to run. so you have got to figure -- there is just an awkward freeze right now. some penal in the meantime some people who might run, if he wasn't running, are strategizing, you know, they are trying to come up with a plan b. but what is very telling and this is the reason i believe completely with my heart he's running. is he is already staffed up. he has got people on a staff who are getting paychecks. super pac use future forward which has been used in the some. it's just curious. after a week so of stories about nikki haley and donald trump going to palestine and tim scott and stuff like that, suddenly politico comes out and does a story about how the democrats are wondering whether or not joe is going to run. joe is going to run. >> brian: if he is not going to

run phil murphy taking steps taming at keeping the door open. >> steve: he just went to ukraine. >> brian: gavin newsom in california has huge online presence. digital media presence just a terrible governor. j.b. pritzker. ro khanna says if biden doesn't run bernie sanders will run and he hasn't ruled out running himself. >> ainsley: maybe amy klobuchar also is mentioned in the article. >> brian: all failed candidates. >> ainsley: coming up that fox weather alert. hundreds of thousands. blizzard sweeps across the country. live report next. >> brian: president biden calling out putin saying big mistake for moscow to pull out of a key nuclear treaty. the heightened tensions looming next. ♪ baby ♪ why don't you just meet me in the middle ♪ i'm losing my mind just a little ♪ so don't why you just meet meu in the middle

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all the way from california to the east coast. the midwest hit hard in the last 24 hours. more than 660,000 people waking up to nau no power in michigan this morning. and then minneapolis may see about a foot when all is said and done. we here too in parts of new hampshire. some people say that's just part of living new england. >> going to get slammed again. more worried about the ice than the actual snow. you either like it or you don't but we just put up with it. >> definitely a busy morning here. the plows are out. we are about a foot below where we would normally be as far as snow fall totals in concord, new hampshire. right now 34 inches of snow for the season. typically they get about 36 inches of snow. we will see where this stacks up when all is said and done, guys? >> steve: katie, what time is the storm expected to impact the northeast? >> you know, there really are going to be two rounds of snow for parts of the northeast. the first one is going to be more significant, the one we are

waking up to right now. this the is one where a lot of schools can going to be closed. people are being asked to stay off the roads because of this. this is the more significant round this morning. that's when you are going to want to be careful about what you are seeing outside. >> steve: you be careful too. katie, thank you very much. >> ainsley: thanks, katie. >> steve: you you can all you follow the story. download the fox weather app. for free or stream on a connected tv device. >> ainsley: we like free. >> steve: indeed we do. speaking of free, meteorologist adam klotz has a free fox weather forecast. >> adam: i'm expensive, steve. speaking of free. >> steve: is anybody watching right now? >> adam: okay, that's fair enough. following that forecast and continuing what katie was talking about, i am continuing to track that big winter weather system that's been spreading across the country. still, there is light snow in the upper midwest stretching across minnesota, wisconsin, michigan. we are seeing more and more of that heavy snow falling into interior new england early this morning. one of the big stories has been

the ice totals and widespread over half an inch of ice. when you talk about that, that's what brings down trees and power lines. we are going to continue to see some more freezing rain and ice as we continue to track this storm. still some winter weather alerts out there. more than 50 million americans many under them still this morning as still conditions linkser back across the plains. we are focusing a little more today across the northeast. still maybe a couple inches of snow there running from minnesota over into wisconsin. and then, yes, those winter weather alerts continue here early this morning. if you live along the coast, as i toss it back inside, not a big winter system. if you live in the north those are the folks dealing with it here this morning. >> steve: anybody traveling by air today, tomorrow, the next day, beware. >> ainsley: check your flights before you go to the airport. >> steve: thank you, adam. >> adam: um-huh. >> ainsley: brian? >> brian: thanks, ainsley.

ashley? >> ashley: steve ainsley and brian. >> ainsley: brian hasn't being talked yet. >> ashley: local sheriffs planning to attend today's house judiciary hearing on the road is set to take place in human that, arizona, hard hit community tries to handle unprecedented migrant surge. the arizona rancher accused of shooting and killing a migrant on his property aof appearing in court yesterday. a texas rancher who experienced break-ins by migrants joined "fox & friends first" earlier. >> they are trying to use 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. i will stand my ground. i will fight for what's mine. >> ashley: and in texas more than a dozen migrants rescued from a storm drain in el paso after trying to avoid detection by border agents.

the smithsonian is responding to demands from house republicans who why in the world a group of students wearing pro-life hats were kicked out of the national air and space museum last month. the smithsonian secretary says this is not reflective of our values in practice of welcoming all visitors, regardless of viewpoints. visitor are not to be denied access based on messages on their clothing. and an an error was made in this regard. when asked if there was action against the employee they says misinterpretation not a willful violation. so i guess it is no. google is asking some employees to share desks as share office space and workers return to the workplace. the company is encouraging cloud employees to alternate days with future desk mates to avoid an overlap. new model will apply to google's five largest locations. tiktok is now banned for staff of the commission. politically executive arm

reportedly ordering employees to delete the social media app. from all phones and corporate devices that does include personal device that use commission apps. bloomberg is reporting they have until march 15th to do so. serve jumping on that bandwagon it seems. >> steve: what's different about that is they are saying you have also got to take it off your personal devices because here in the united states you got a business phone, you got a personal phone can you keep it on your personal phone. thank you, ashley. all right, president biden is back in the united states after his surprise whirlwind visit to ukraine, an eventful trip to poland. >> ainsley: biden back in town as russia and china deepen their ties and as vladimir putin pulls out of a key nuclear treaty. >> brian: lucas tomlinson live in washington with the latest. it looks like the president sat down with abc. >> that's right, good morning, guys. we are just hours away from the one year anniversary of russian forces launching their full scale invasion on ukraine. russian president vladimir putin marked the occasion with a large

valley and president biden criticizing putin for suspending the last remaining nuclear arms control agreement between nations. >> it's a big mistake to do that. not very responsible. and but i don't read into that that he is thinking of using nuclear weapons or anything like that. i think -- i'm not sure what else he was able to say in his speech at the moment. but i think it's a mistake. and i'm confident we'll be able to work it out. >> the biden administration is weigh ago decision to release intelligence showing china is precinct to give russia weapons to take the battlefield in eastern ukraine where u.s. officials privately admit the war has reached a stalemate in recent months. the russians are digging in neither side winning. a youtube pilot taking a photo of massive 2,000-pound chinese spy machine that conducted that week long odyssey across the united states. putin met with china's foreign minister in moscow yesterday in a sign of growing relations

between nations. before leaving poland president biden meeting with eastern european leaders. former soviet union and nato pack. today they make up the eastern flank. worried about the land locked soviet moldova on the border. russian deference ministry ukraine staged a. warning sign it could be russian forces heading there next, guys, as brian you have been warning about for days. >> brian: people of moldova slow motion coo going on and they feel it. invasion like ukraine and do something insidious and political below the surface in a small place. >> ukraine started very similar pretexts, guys. >> steve: indeed. so far and lucasens headline there and a "wall street journal" exclusive is apparently the u.s. intelligence apparatus and the administration are thinking about spilling the beans on what on any china-to-russia lethal arms deal might go through it is

extraordinary that the u.s. intel community would reveal this stuff. okay, we know china is going to do it because this, this, and. this then again you go back not that long ago last year the intel community and the administration have revealed so much about russian intel that we have picked up. and their dealings with places with iran and stuff like that. looks like they are trying to put as much maximum pressure on china, whatever do you, don't give them any bullets. >> ainsley: pentagon is closely watching this relationship between china and russia. they are concerned, the u.s. officials and antony blinken are concerned beijing will support moscow's war in ukraine with weapons and munitions. could we know that instantly. >> brian: i think we can. we can pick it up. we spy. that method of saying the russians are going to invade. they are building up and going to invade. did not stop the russians from invading. did not stop iran from enriching

uranium. so, we appreciate the transparency but it's not dissuading anyone. in fact, the retort from china was, you have no right to lecture us about anything. you are giving ukraine arms. basically why can't i give them arms? if you want to talk about the relationship that's fascinating. it looks like even though the russian economy slid into recession in 2022 dropping by at least 4.5%. china is trying to fill the gap. they are selling their terrible cars, the hobble, the cherry, the key lee, i'm sure i mispronounced them. they are surging in sales in moscow. and moscow is now trading in the chinese currency. they are moving away from the dollar. solidifying their relationship. this is prandially. enemies showing themselves. really iran, russia and and china and what do they have in common? they do not like us as the sole super power. >> steve: we have senator mike lee he has been quite vocal

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>> steve: transportation secretary pete buttigieg will finally pay a visit to east palestine, ohio today 20 days after that toxic train disaster. the visit comes as local farmers worry about the impact, the chemical burn might have on their livelihoods. east palestine residents and owners of the southern greenhouse, diana and don elser join us now from east palestine. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> so you guys are in a unique business because you grow things. don, how worried are you that there could be some toxic fallout that might impact the things you grow? because i know you do grow herbs which will wind up on people's tables. >> as well as vegetable plants. we're certainly concerned about the environmental impact this has had on everybody, including us. the perception has been the

bigger problem right now. what people are perceiving as a health risk is hurting our business greatly. >> steve: i can imagine. don, i think you told one of our producers that a guy was there last night and he had a flat tire and what happened? >> in a town just down the road from us. a friend of ours had a flat tire and he could not find a tow truck to come help him. we were in a similar situation 10 days ago when we had some plants coming in and u.p.s. wouldn't deliver here. we had to go pick them up. >> steve: because nobody wants to go there. diana, at this point, you can understand people's concerns because you don't know what you don't know. you are worried about the long-term effect on the reputation of your town, aren't you? >> greatly. greatly. >> we are hoping to come through unscathed environmentally.

and even if we do can we overcome all the media that's surrounded this what do you want to say about people watching your town? people are concerned about all the stuff that was burned and might be in the water and stuff like that. but what do you want people to know? >> we're here. we're living here. it's safe to come visit. i understand if you don't want to live here, but you can come shop here. our local businesses are hurting. >> steve: yeah. and, don, in addition to local businesses, people aren't buying stuff, property values. i would imagine property values, if somebody put their house on the market within the last three weeks. whatever the asking price, i'm sure is going to be a lot lower than it was three weeks ago

certainly gave the buyer as negotiating point. we have seen people back out of sales property sales dropping. supply and demand curve. it's one of the stigmas overcome not only from the real estate but from the business standpoint to get people back here. >> steve: well, people are certainly talking about east palestine and the former president visited yesterday. here's a soundbite, watch. >> we're here today show show our leave and support. the hour of need to the people of east palestine and people of nearby communities ohio and pennsylvania, we have told you loud and clear you are not forgotten. we stand with you. we pray for you, and we will stay with you in your fight to help answer the accountability that you deserve. >> diana, the secretary of transportation is going to show up today. you had the former president there yesterday. all that attention is helping to

get your story out. don't you feel? >> well, and i feel it has held norfolk southern' feet to the fire. they initially covered over all the toxins in the burn pit and rebuilt the rail. and now they have come out and said that they will remove the rail and remove all the soil that they covered over. so that's a huge step forward i don't think if we hadn't had all this attention that would have happened. >> steve: don, the question of whether or not people will go there to buy stuff or, you know, buy your fruits and vegetables or your herbs. do you expect the railroad to pay you business interruption as you would have business interruption insurance but, obviously, you can't insure against something like this. >> those are steps we haven't looked at yet. we have been trying to get through the recovery and get back on our feet here. there are as many attorneys in

town as there are media. everybody is looking at all the aspects and we'll get to that when the time is right. >> steve: all right. well, the time is right to thank you both for getting up early and telling your story. don and dea dianna from southern greenhouse in east palestine. good luck to you. >> have a good day. >> steve: john tarp is going to join us on why americans are paying more to eat at restaurants than they are on groceries in some places. the impact of the asbury revival show nothing signs of slow down. how the holy experience is expanding across the country. ♪ god only knows the real you ♪

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♪ >> ashley: headlines in new york city. hunt is on for two thieves who built an elderly jewelry store employee in broad daylight in a smash and grab before making off with $500,000 in merchandise. police say the corroboration punched, kick, and hit her in the head with a handgun. she was hospitalized but is stable. the jewel heist comes as desperate big apple business owners are hiring k-9 units to scare off the thieves. a firm of private security dogs have stopped 25 thefts including four in the spaniel of five days. rust will resume filming this spring with alec baldwin as the lead role despite his pending manslaughter charges. move to a film ranch in montana. film at the halfway mark when cinematographer shot and killed on the set in santa fe. alec's charges downgraded and faces 18 month if convicted. hunter biden officially missing the house oversight committee midnight deadline to turn over

documents foreign business ventures. oversight committee chairman james comer joining "fox & friends first" earlier on what is next in their investigation. >> been very transparent about these requests and unfortunately, the hunter biden's lawyers continue to delay. i expect another group of request from the house oversight committee and i wouldn't be surprised if subpoenas didn't proceed very shortly. >> ashley: the committee requested the information from hunter, his former business partner and the president's brother to determine whether the group leveraged then vice president biden's position to make international business deals. teaming up to create a new hot sauce line. the pop star says his goal is to create the ketchup of hot sauces uses it every day for all three meals. tingly ted childhood nickname. if you want to kick up your food a notch or two, it is available for preorder online.

those are your headlines. ainsley back to you. >> ainsley: that is so funny, he posts a lot of pictures from heinz ketchup reaches out to the company. great idea. super fan and even has a tattoo of ketchup. >> ashley: only if you are he edshearn. >> ainsley: spirit of revival contagious no signs of slowing down. as several churches hold mayor than inspired by ashbury university prayer services. >> for me it's been transformative. i feel like i have changed a lot. >> you see people that don't like each other. that have made amends. and that is something that has been really spectacular to see. >> it just kept going. and people kept raising their hands and kept coming in and pouring in and it was amazing. >> it's really awesome. just as a college student you get to be a part of something much bigger than yourself. >> in no way are we trying to stop what is going on. we are just excited to see how

things change going forward. >> ainsley: stanford university alumni sophia harris and stanford university student mary harper simmons join us now. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> ainsley: mary harper what was the experience like when you went to the revival. when did y'all go last friday. >> we went last friday, yes. it was absolutely incredible. it was such a neat feeling when we walked into that room just watching people worship and also getting to join in on that experience. it was just kind of surreal, honestly. >> ainsley: sophia, what did you think of it. i know you went into it not really sure about it. >> yeah. so i was a skeptic at first about whether it was really [inaudible] real about how people are feeling about jesus. and when you just walked in, it was overwhelming feeling of love and compassion and just jesus' spirit. and it was -- i can say it was

real. >> ainsley: mary harper why do you think this is spreading to so many universities. texas a&m, your school, cedarville, baylor all started at ashbury university. why? >> you know, think it's just -- see something like asbury start something so positive and loving. something that everyone wants to join in on and spread that love and especially the love of god and the way it's brought communities together and humility wrought together at incredible. unity in community. [broken audio] positive light -- our country. >> ainsley: we are seeing this spread across the country which is wonderful. hear younger people aren't going to church as much or interested in god as much. what does this tell you about the timing of this and direction of the younger generation?

>> it's just telling me that a fire is spreading across the nation right now. people, you know, coming to the light and getting to know jesus as their lord and savior. and it makes me feel really good. right now, this world isn't going so great but knowing that this younger generation is really trying to do something to just make the world a better place is a fantastic feeling. >> ainsley: yeah. sophia, when you watch the news, you hear all of these older people attacking your generation saying, you know, even millennials don't want to work. this kind of thing. what do you say about your generation? what are you all like? what are you all going through? >> there's a lot of stuff going on, especially with like inflation, things getting more expensive, housing, cars, it's really hard to just continue to push forward. everything is so expensive and the world is has really changed in the past few years. ever since they were younger. but, knowing that we are trying to make it better and more

sustainable for us is what's really pushing us forward? we are all hard workers. trying to make it better. >> ainsley: mary harper, how about for you? what are students going through? >> it's been a very interesting atmosphere i would say. i think that sometimes there's a miscommunication between our generation and others because there's definitely all types of people and all types of generations. and sometimes people only look at the negatives of a generation rather than looking at the positives. i think that this experience will hopefully bring some positive towards our generation. also know guilty, too, that this also can help connect all the generations and we can all join on this together is just a really neat. >> ainsley: i love seeing. this you are going to go through hard times in your life. but when you have god you have direction and hope for the future. god bless you ladies. thank you both. >> thank you so much.

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>> brian: welcome back. here are some quick sports headlines the university of georgia football team is finally invited to the white house it. took two consecutive national titles and backlash from fans for the biden administration to say okay, you can come. georgia beat tcu 65-7. it was close until the last quarter. last month to the national title. took down alabama the national team last year but wasn't invited to the white house because of covid protocols and the dallas stars granting a 9-year-old hockey fan's wish to join the team. little boy max battling cancer.

skate with the team read the star's starting lineup before they game. so cool. >> max, way to go. >> upfront. robo. [chant. >> anywhere row. [chant] honor. [cheers] >> brian: awesome. max signed a special two-day contract thanks to in part make a wish. he got to meet all of his favorite players and they got to meet him. nice. now for something totally different. you like there have it products in your pantry right now food giant dole forced to shut down due to a cyberattack. this could be the reason behind a shortage of popular salad kits. in a statement dole says quote the company recently experienced a cybersecurity incident identified as ransomware while continuing to investigate the scope of the incident, the impact to dole operations has been limited. kurt the cyberguy joins us now.

kurt, we are hearing far too much of this. they keep it a low profile but in many cases they are helpless, aren't they? >> good morning, brian. low pro-mile is an understatement on this one. four of their plant completely shut down. when they say it's limited, their internal memo is indicating that they are completely shut down operations meaning halting all food shipments to grocery stores. and they have not reported this until it actually got revealed from internal memos leaking out. and from people going oddly enough to a grocery store and saying hey, the salad kit i normally bifrom dole is not on the shelf. as they questioned dole on facebook. dole eventually rose to the occasion and is now saying yeah, we are under attack and as you know, a ransomware attack is where systems somehow get compromised and then the bad perpetrator there locks it down and says hey give mee the money or some ransom of some sort and i will unlock this and give it

back to you or in some cases they don't. they just lock it up and they run away. this brings up a giant issue for national security. if i were working right now in the federal government looking at the food chain in the u.s. i would say this is not good news. and this is not good news for a giant food company to have this level of vulnerability and it tells you how weak all of us are and how serious it is to lock up our tech from threats like this. and can you imagine this one, brian? and i'm just hypothesizing here. can you imagine if this ransomware attack originated as it often does from sources like russia and it ends up being something that dole has to fork money over because it's a lower cost loss to do that to fund in part the war in ukraine for the russian side? i'm just making that up but it's a reality that those things happen and that's how other operations have been going on in

terms of sympathetic russian hackers. >> brian: you can't give into it. i give them credit for not giving into it fuels more bad behavior. did the same thing to suffolk county, long island and they decided not to pay the ransom, too. they are still trying to get their system up. meanwhile what about this story? talk about jp morgan and amazon and acensure. they are backing chat staff over fears it could have sensitive banking secrets. kurt, you interviewed chat g nt. this virtual technology that is really scary to me. >> i simple supply asked it if answered fairly honestly. several potential negative impacts of ai including language models such as myself could have on society. here are a few possibilities.

job displacement, and it goes on to describe what that means boys and job discrimination. bias the data which we have already seen it's doing. lack of transparency. ai systems can be difficult to understand and people need to know how to make decisions and hold ai systems accountable security risks, ai systems vulnerable to cyberattacks and sensitive data big concern already. dependents if people come to rely heavily on these systems. that's a problem. privacy concerns at this very end it says there are benefits to this. it runs amok without anyone putting their arms around it and for us now figuring out we have let the genie out of the bottle on this one or the toothpaste out of the tube. and we're trying to shove it back in and just can't do it.

>> brian: we're just at the beginning of it. the people that have to tackle it have to be cyber experts like you. not lawmakers who maybe know how to put on their computer. it's getting scary. remember how dumb we are with g.p.s. when it comes to directions because of g.p.s. it tells us what to do. can you imagine if chatgpt is writing our papers, writing our memos, writing doing everything we are supposed to be doing? we will just be dumber by the moment. >> and then also when it gets greater control of our lives we are relinquishing a lot of control. go to foxnews.com/tech we will get you hooked up what is chatgpt and how can you protect yourself and related to ransomware. a reminder, lock up your tech. go cyberguy.com today. >> brian: i just had to play the jukebox because we have to go break. a "sports illustrated" swimsuiti model says hernd faith in god helped her overcome a stroke then own it support your immune system with a potent blend of nutrients

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