border protection and keeping people in arizona or in mexico while they await their asylum hearing. that's the solution we need. >> todd: also maybe democrats showing up to one of these hearings would be helpful as well. congressman ben klein cline joig us. >> ashley: thank you. another good week my friend. >> ashley: thank you. with that "fox & friends" starts right now. see you monday. ♪ ♪ >> todd: the white house set to announce new sanctions as russia's war enters its second year. >> polling shows 50% say the u.s. should support ukraine as long as it takes. >> biden is pulling out of afghanistan with no plan and, yet, getting more deeply involved in ukraine. >> this was 100 percent preventable. >> buttigieg finally touching down in east palestine be a ash and addressing his delayed response. >> i feel sprongly about this and could have expressed that sooner. >> i didn't shoot my wife. >> murdaugh back on the stand. >> bret: murdaugh admitted lying but insisting he did not kill

his family. >> i would never intentionally do anything to kill either one of them. >> what is he doing there is brilliant. is he creating the premise for a down charge. >> the spirit of revival is contagious several universities hold marathon prayer services inspired by ashbury university. >> it can't be stopped here and he is really commissioning and sending. >> odell catch. >> down the sideline. for the touchdown. wow, what a catch. ♪ i don't care if summoned blue ♪ tuesday's great and wednesday, too ♪ thursday i. >> steve: live from las vegas where it's 3:01 p.m. pacific time. how many people are in the casinos right now. >> ainsley: a lot. >> brian: not us. >> steve: sinking down the free drinks come on hit me. >> ainsley: so fun to go there but i don't like the smoke in the casinos do they still allow that?

>> steve: i just don't like the losing the money part. >> ainsley: i think you still can. >> steve: friday, february 24th, 2023. it seems like a long week. if you are in las vegas today, currently you have got 36 degrees in lost wages. you are going for a daytime high of 54. currently we have 45. yesterday was a crazy day. i got a call from one of my kids. peter landed at dulles and said it's 81 degrees. >> ainsley: so weird. ice storms in michigan. going to talk about that. ice storms in other parts of our country. in new york we haven't had snow at all. >> steve: that's good. this is a good thing. our prayers have been answered. >> ainsley: everyone i talk to in my building says the same thing we have lived here for years, this is the first time we haven't snow we're so grateful. one says he gets overtime when it snows because he has to shovel but so he misses that. >> brian: stockpiled our salt to los angeles because they are getting hit. >> ainsley: first time in decades the holiday sign has seen sleet. >> brian: it slows down the

criminals. it makes it hard to shoplift. >> steve: no it doesn't. they are already in many cases there. >> brian: that's true they don't have to run anymore because no one tries to arrest them. did you see the story about people -- business groups hiring canines, dogs, to actually protect them and dissuade them from coming in because human beings don't. a german shepherd will. >> ainsley: also talk about the murdaugh trial. i'm sure you were watching. i watched it all day long. we have some action. judge jeanine's points were excellent. we will play you those and continue with the cross-examination today. >> steve: that prosecutor was great that conversation combingsst comes up after this. ukraine marks one year after the deadly russian invasion with a solemn ceremony in kyiv honoring the fallen. >> ainsley: in washington the u.s. announcing a brand new $2 billion aid package for ukraine this morning and more sanctions against russia. >> >> brian: let's see if these work.

steve harrigan is live in kyiv with the latest. steve, i guess give us a roundup and people i guess are worried about the barrage of rockets. one year mark. >> revenge missiles. there is a real fear that russia could set off missiles across the country. that's why a lot of schools are going remote today. businesses as well. and people being told avoid crowds. it's quiet so far now. and certainly an encouraging sight for a lot of ukrainians to see their president zelenskyy out on the streets here in kyiv today before an honor guard paying tribute to those who have fallen in the past year. and saying that ukraine is going to do everything possible to make sure it wins this war against russia within the next year. here's zelenskyy. >> i thank everyone who endured february and this year. and gives ukraine endurance and ability. glory to all who are in battle.

>> the u.s. announced another $2 billion in military aid for ukraine. among that aid will be a lot of artillery, especially ammunition for those himars and also drones as well. these switchblade drones, kamikaze drones. they drop from the sky and explode. they can take out a russian armored vehicle. the u.s. so far has given ukraine more than $50 billion in aid since the war started. and just as the u.s. and the g-7 are announcing new sanctions against russia, china is posing a peace plan of its own. that peace plan would call for a cease-fire and removing all sanctions from russia. it has been quiet so far today but nerves definitely on edge and a fox news poll just out says that now at least half of americans say they support ukraine-support from america for as long as it takes. that's been a phrase that president biden has been using we're with them for as long as it takes. americans divided about that phrase about 50/50, guys?

>> brian: steve, i know your unofficial poll. but what your thoughts are, i know there is great determination amongst ukrainian civilians as well as their soldiers, but is there a sense of optimism that come the spring they could begin pushing back the russians? >> you know, brian, they hear about advanced russian weapons coming in. these leopard 2 tanks. u.s. tanks, himars ammunition. they saw over the past six months how well their fighters did in the field. this was supposed to be a 3-day war that ended in their shame, defeat. that didn't happen. now they are getting more help so, yes, they are looking forward to a spring offensive. >> steve: let's see what happens. steve who has been at that post for more than a year. thank you very much. >> ainsley: thank you, steve. >> steve: also, there was a development this morning china time essentially china is calling for a cease-fire between russia and ukraine and for peace talks to begin.

the foreign ministry of china has released this 12-point plan of how essentially they can off ramp where we are right now. and when you think about it, obviously and we know that xi and putin are going to have a summit in the coming weeks or months. this would be great if it actually happened because china doesn't want putin going nuclear. they also don't want a failed state next door. so, for china, this would be a win-win. the big question is does putin realize, you know, the warning sign, the light is warning on his control panel over in russia and it's time to go. maybe china will help him do that. >> ainsley: several things dom mind here, too. general jack keane i was watching him and he said i don't like the phrase "as long as it takes" i don't want to tell vladimir putin we are going to be there as long as it takes. you saw that poll 50% of americans do want to stay as long as it takes. he just said don't tell putin our plan.

we shouldn't tell him that second thing that comes to mind when you look at steve harrigan out there. remember a year ago we have reporters out there, and there were blasts going off behind them. and steve at one point tells his photographer, can you pan left and tell them something just happened and see the smoke coming up through the air. we were worried about our reporters. we had some that was in an accident. >> steve: benjamin hall. >> ainsley: exactly. his photographer lost his life. to be out there and covering, this especially on the anniversary, i'm sure there's a little bit of fear, that first day everyone was nervous. and they were blowing up schools and houses. we heard stories of them stealing women and children. >> brian: they still are stealing children and putting them up for adoption. that's how evil these people are. the china 12-point plan is comical and stupid. the reason why there is no peace plan because the russians took 25% of the country and they want to make more. and if they stop now, they have been rewarded for this invasion. which is a precedent that will

only give them a reason to invade again as soon as they rearm, reup and learn from their past mistakes. >> ainsley: do you think they will stop. >> brian: i do think they will, what? >> ainsley: stop? >> brian: no. they could actually say they don't care about their people, 200,000 casualties, 60,000 minimum dead. they don't care about their people. they don't pick them up in the field. >> ainsley: they don't want nuclear weapons. >> brian: respecting the sovereignty of all countries really? this is your number one ally took 25% of a country unprovoked abandoning the cold war mentality. that he was good get generic and philosophical ceasing hostilities yeah after you take half the country yeah let's stop fighting. that he was the whole point, how could you have peace in when an aggressor nation has already taken and killed and tried to wipe you out so this is why china should not be praised.

this is anybody, clear-thinking person knows this is not a real list. >> steve: brian, it's my opinion it would be a great thing if it happened. >> brian: if what happened, peace? >> steve: right. how. >> brian: because you are rewarding a country that ate another country. >> steve: just think about the dynamics between russia and china right now. russia is trying to get lethal aid from china. china is there their benefactor, essentially. they are the super power in it if china said hey, putin, look at this list. this is our list. let's follow this stuff. let's end this. >> brian: can we put up a map of what russia has done to ukraine? third of a country. >> steve: i'm like a majority of americans being optimistic about what happens. >> brian: optimistic about what are you giving ukraine? >> ainsley: guys, we have some great stories we need to get to. we need to talk about brad paisley.

i agree with both of you. i see your point f russia can listen to china no nuclear weapons great for us. >> steve: absolutely. >> ainsley: brad paisley released a song and zelenskyy is actually in it called sane here. talks about different parts of the country that he has visited but in every country you might not know the language but we all are thinking the same we love our freedom, our country and our flag. here is a little clip ♪ whatever you think ♪ from the songs that you sing ♪ to the drink that you drink ♪ fighting for all of syria, and all of france to defend our families and families. >> ♪ to love each other. >> steve: brad paisley is going to be with us two and a half hours from now. he can tell how the song came from him and how he.

>> ainsley: straight ahead alex murdaugh will take the stand again today after making this key admission. >> did you lie to agent owen and agent croft that the last time you saw maggie and paul was at dinner? >> did i lie to them. i would never intentionally do anything to hurt either one of them. >> ainsley: we are going to break down that key word "intentionally." >> brian: plus watch this jim harbaugh sprint into action to help a police officer to lift a falling tree during a ice storm. the body cam footage that you will have to see that you are kind of seeing there ♪ head games ♪ i don't want to play those head games ♪

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>> we are back with headlines in philadelphia. three masked gunmen who popped out of the car and shot a 2-year-old girl. her mother and five teenagers near a school yard. kids are wrapping up an after-school program yesterday when the shots rang out. officials say all seven victims are stable. the ms-13 now saying the toxic train derailment in ohio was 10e announcing they will conduct a rare field hearing this spring and transportation secretary pete buttigieg finally getting to the scene of the disaster yesterday. that's nearly three weeks after the derailment though. he faced tough questions on his delayed response admitting he should have said something sooner. watch. >> i facility strongly about this and could have expressed that sooner. i was taking pains to respect

the role that i have and don't have. that should not have stopped me from weighing in about how i felt about what was happening to this community. >> ashley: the white house is defending president biden's decision to go to ukraine before ohio saying agencies were on the ground even though the president was not. and then now to this over 2 million air fryers being recalled due to fears they could spark fires. catching fire, burning, melting smoking pretty much everything you don't want to it do the consumer product safety commission believes the problem is due to faulty wiring. customers are urged to stop using the air friars immediately. that story came out right before i was going to order one. >> steve: if you have got that unplug it and contact the manufacturer. thank you very much. >> ainsley: thanks, ashley. >> brian: alex murdaugh will be on the stand to continue his defense. >> steve: disgraced lawyer admitting he did steal millions

of dollars from his clients and the law firm which paid him millions but he also -- even though he did all of that he didn't kill his wife and son. >> ainsley: todd piro joins us with the latest. todd? >> todd: a lot here. a second day of alex murdaugh's cross-examination beginning just hours from now. murdaugh breaking down in tears throughout his testimony yesterday the disbarred attorney committing is he guilty of steal millions of dollars from clients opioid addiction and la lying to police about not being at the hunting launch the night his wife and son were murdered in 2021. murdaugh claims he twisted the drew ii because of drug induced paranoia but insists he did not kill his wife and son. >> i wasn't thinking clearly and i lied about being down there. i'm sorry to mags and paw paw. i would never intentionally do anything to hurt either one of them. >> months after the murders, murdaugh reported surviving an

assassination attempt but on the stand he admitted to planning that roadside shooting to kill the pain and collect life insurance for his surviving son. >> at the time, in the bad place that i was, it seemed like the better thing to do. >> how much life insurance did you have. >> i had $12 million. i had $4 million policy and a $8 million policy a total of 12. >> todd: prosecutors argue murdaugh killed his wife and son to buy time to cover up a long list of financial crimes. trial set to resume this morning at 9:30 a.m. eastern time. steve, ainsley, brian, bark to you. >> steve: man, we will be watching it. it was really something. the prosecutor in this case when they started the cross-examination yesterday late in the day, he is excellent. and, you know, if you are sitting on the jury and you hear mr. murdaugh quibble about whether or not he was successful and whether or not the family was wealthy and prominent if you

are on the jury why would you be quibbling over stuff like that. obviously what the prosecutor is trying to present and he is the guy in the big box right there, is that he is stole all that money from people to not only feed his pill addiction but also he had financial problems. and he also lived a very lavish lifestyle. >> ainsley: it was so fascinating. i watched all day long when the "the five" came on judge jeanine made excellent lent points we are going to play in a minute. i would never intentionally hurt my wife and child that makes you wonder well did you do it and it wasn't intentional? he had to say i lied. i was at the kennel. i was with them. because so many people. >> steve: got caught. >> ainsley: took the stand and say that's his voice. he was definitely there at the kennel. he wasn't asleep on the sofa. he was with maggie and paul. >> brian: here is judge jeanine. >> let's talk about him saying sorry to mags and paw paw i

didn't intentionally hurt either one of them. why does he use the word "intentionally"? you could say is he a lawyer. how the indictment is written. murder is intentional crime. but it is prefaced with i am sorry to mags and paul, all right? that means is he basically admitting to them, you know, i'm sorry i didn't intentionally do anything to hurt you. what he is doing there is brilliant. is he creating the premise for a down charge. that means even though is he charged with intentional murder, there is evidence when the defense goes into to have a discussion with the judge about what the jury will be charged, the defense will say we want manslaughter in there the judge will say there is no evidence of manslaughter. the defense will say yes, there is. >> ainsley: interesting. notice how yesterday in the trial he kept saying paw paw and that's what he called his son paul. he called maggie mags and i thought that is brilliant, too.

because he is now in the jury's mind thinking oh he is a sweet man. he has nicknames for his family members. he loved them. and he just had a drug addiction and he was doing wrong things and he is admitting it and is he saying he is sorry but he was so high on these drugs that maybe if he did do it he was high on drugs. it was not intentional. it causes confusion in the jurors' minds. then when you go say i'm going to put this man behind bars because he killed his wife and his son, they might think i don't know if he really did that or maybe he doesn't remember -- you know. it's causing -- a reasonable doubt. >> brian: yeah. i just saw -- there is two schools of thought. is he legitimately upset? yeah. is he upset that his lifestyle has changed that he is in the predicament he is or upset that his family members are dead? >> steve: here's the thing. ultimately it will come down to the jury. even if he is found not guilty. he will. he is expected to spend decades in prison for stealing from the clients because the prosecutor

was very effective. he said remember this case. and how much we have paid. i don't remember. well, you were paid -- your law firm was paid like 3 or $4 million. on top of that, you stole another million dollarsed from the person. >> ainsley: went through all these different personal injury cases one he said was a paraplegic and he said well, it was actually a quadriplegic that doesn't make him load gik. >> steve: this guy who says i didn't kill my family but i stole from all these people i lied to the cops and he stole felony a quadriplegic that the quadriplegic could use? very effective. >> ainsley: insurance plan after she died she died on heir property. and their family, her little boys they're grown now never saw any of that money. the millions that he got from the insurance plan. and also something interesting. he said yesterday that he and paul during the day they noticed the sun flowers were dead. they were going to have to plow those up. and they were riding all over the property together. and they were looking at all the

things on the property. and then he was crying as he remembered that almost like it was a last drive through their property together with his son. maybe knowing what he was going to do that night if he is guilty. it's just such an interesting case. we can't keep our eyes off of it. >> steve: 89:30 this morning more coverage on fox. >> ainsley: a fox news alert. southern california is in for a wild weather weekend complete with snow, flooding, hurricane force winds and possible white-out conditions. >> steve: national weather service has issued the first blizzard warning ever for san diego and the first in 34 years for los angeles. >> brian: robert wray is in lansing michigan with the latest. robert? >> yeah, good morning. it's not to be believed what's going on out in california. take a look at the snow in big bear, california. they are just getting walloped by the system that came in off the pacific. and then the hollywood sign, can you think about that? it overlooks los angeles and the hollywood hills, a full of sleet?

who would ever imagine a scene like that? almost like the movie world put that there. no, it's mother nature. and then to the north, guys, in portland, oregon, all those stranded vehicles as they got nearly a foot of snow. and then if we jet across the country to motorcycle, wisconsin, unfortunately, a parking garage flattened, caved in by the weight of the snow. just terrible scen scenarios frm these winter weather scenarios. and then how about all these power outages. here where i'm at in michigan over 700,000 people still without power. that's one out of 10 people in this state. over 50,000 out of power in california. and the state of illinois, land of lincoln, over 20,000. power trucks are rolling out here this morning, many have left this parking lot headed south to try and restore the power here in lansing, which is the capitol. we have more crews leaving. what a scene yesterday as the entire area was iced over here

in southern michigan. some of that melted thankfully. a deep freeze again tonight. here we are standing very, very cold with the breeze come in. yeah, it feels like winter, unfortunately, here in michigan. and those who are out of power, what a beginning to the weekend. let's hope crews can get out there and restore that electricity. back to you guys. >> brian: robert, are you wearing layers? >> oh, i have got multiple layers on. i was just telling dutch, our recphotographer whether this hat gets pulled out which is so unflattering, you know it's just cold as heck. >> brian: a little daniel boonish. >> brian: or the guy from christmas vacation what was the cousin's name? i think you look great. it just shows how cold it is there. >> steve: radar o'reilly had a hat like that. robert, thank you very much. he is in lansing, michigan. and on wednesday night the ice storm went through the ann arbor area and officer -- police

officer there howard cooper was stopped because a tree had fallen in the ice storm. it was right in the middle of the road and it was blocking anybody from going by. suddenly a little -- a van pulls up behind him. a guy jumps out. the cop gives the other guy a pair of work gloves. who was that other guy? it was michigan's head coach jim harbaugh. watch this. >> 1, 2, 3. >> a little better. >> i appreciate you. >> woo. >> should do for a lane, yeah? >> yeah. >> all right. what's your name? >> cooper. >> cooper, nice to meet you. >> i'm jim. >> thank you, sir. you are a good man. hey, trooper, spread the word on that.

>> brian: and a good coach. jim harbaugh the head coach, former quarterback with the raiders and bears. that he came and helped out. and now he is even more popular in michigan. good thing he didn't go to the nfl, that tree would still be there. >> ainsley: i know. he talked to charlotte and denver, broncos he said no, i love it here. i love michigan and there he is. go blue. he is a nice guy. >> steve: he a and the police officer were able to open up one lane of traffic and that is what happened. after that the coach said thanks for what you do, man to the officer. >> brian: so john harbaugh, coach of the ravens, your move. try to do something nice today. don't let your brother outdo you. >> steve: 6:29 here in the east. coming up, a fox news alert, a suspected killer caught on camera. new body cam footage reveals the arrest of that man accused of murdering a tv reporter and 9-year-old girl who had just gotten home from school in florida. the orange county sheriff breaks down the devastating details coming up.

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♪ >> ainsley: well, we are back with a fox news alert. a community in mourning today after three are dead, including a 9-year-old girl and a tv news reporter down in orlando. >> steve: the suspect, who returned to an earlier murder scene from 11:00 in the morning and then returned to 4:00 in the afternoon, then opened fire, he is apparently a 19-year-old already career criminal with numerous prior charges, including deadly assault with a weapon. >> brian: the problem is he did

a lot of it before he was 18. orange county florida sheriff john mena joins us now. sheriff, welcome, it's hard to imagine the horror and the reaction in the area since this shooting took place. what can we do about juveniles who are clearly on a route to being career criminals having their record expunged at 18? >> first, i again want to offer my condolences to all the victims and their families. >> steve: of course. >> it really has hit this community hard. you know, in that respect, our criminal justice system needs to be changed. here's an adult now but when he was a juvenile, committed several crimes and he really has not been held accountable. so what this has done, it's emboldened him and other juveniles and young adults hey, if you are arrested 19 times and nothing happens, there's no consequences. so, we're not holding these juveniles accountable. >> hey, sheriff, i'm concerned

about the mom. how is she doing? she is going to get out of the hospital i don't know if they have told her yet that her #-year-old child was killed. what are the circumstances there? she has h. just gotten home from school they walked in? >> so we are all trying to figure that out. you know at some point, keith moses entered that home and shot a 9-year-old little girl and shot her mother. we're still trying to figure out how he was acquainted with them, did he know them? and, you know, was he familiar with the house and that's all part of our investigation that we're trying to figure out. >> ainsley: how is the mom doing? >> you know, she lost her little girl, so. >> ainsley: she knows? >> she is devastated. we have victim advocates that are working with help them through this horrific tragedy. >> given what you have said, we're trying to figure out why

exactly he did it. it sound like he is not -- the suspect is not cooperating. not talking and i did hear a news report about that. and i saw the body cam video where he is down on the ground and your guys aren't hurting him and is he going they are killing me. they are killing me. i can't breathe. how cooperative is he or is he just sitting in the cell? >> he is extremely uncooperative. you saw the take down video when because he said he couldn't breathe, and he was injured, we did take him to the hospital. he fought with hospital staff. he fought with our deputies again at the hospital. completely uncooperative. when we took him to the sheriff's office to be interviewed he made it like he fell asleep and then he wouldn't talk to us. and then there was another struggle with our detectives where he had to -- very frustrating for us but mostly it's frustrating for the victims and their families what the

motive was people want to know our community wants to know why this happen. >> brian: i think your answer is i don't know. just to cover the bases the 24-year-old report any sense they were looking for a journalist. >> no. so the indication is, to me, that he may not have known they were journalist. the journalist were in unmarked vehicle. i saw the vehicle myself. it did not have any news markings on it and right before that he walked right by two other journalists that were in a marked news vehicle that were clearly marked and then, you know, the journalists dylan lyons who passed and then jesse wall done, there was no camera out. the camera was secured in the trunk of the vehicle. it's possible he didn't know they were journalists but that's a speculation. >> ainsley: sheriff, thank you

so much. very scary times right now we appreciate it. go to the go fund me page. go fund me.com/tie anna-major to donate. >> steve: it's on the screen right there. >> ainsley: i know the journalists, the lions, the journalist mr. lobbyist, his family also has a go fund me page. she now knows her daughter is dead. a 9-year-old paying for the funeral, too. >> parents and employees erupt outrage virtual meeting conservative coolerrer ousted due to a clerical error. the school board member and his attorney tell us what happens now.

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>> remove the most outspoken member of our board, who speaks for the parent and answers parents' emails. >> to add insult to injury, those who made the blunder are being allowed to seek re-election and the one being railroaded is being left out in the cold. >> yolanda, you are the current president of the board and also the president at the time this egregious error took place. if a school board member must lose their seat, then i believe that should be you. >> ainsley: parents erupt in outrage at virtual kenosha unified school district board member after a member was told to vacate his seat due to a clerical error. he will now retain his seat after a 5 to 1 vote yesterday but only one for one more year that kenosha school board member meadows and thomas moore society special eric joins us now. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. thanks for having us. >> ainsley: eric meadows since you are both named eric i have

to use your last names. you are a school board member you thought you were serving a 3-year term, right? >> that's what the voters intend president for three year. after one year being on the board they discovered this clerical error and i was told i have to vacate my seat after a single year. >> ainsley: what are you thinking when you get that notice? >> i took me completely by surprise. it shocks me and disappoints me. i think the voters are upset. obviously there is a lot that have been speaking out on my behalf demanding that the voter intent be fulfilled and that i stay on the board for the full three years. >> ainsley: are you the only conservative on the board? >> no. there is one other. typically, it's a 5-2 or 4-3 breakdown. >> ainsley: so you are the minority, your group is. >> yes, i am. yes. >> ainsley: to your attorney, eric car dal, is this political? >> it's political great victory for a legal process.

when the thomas moore elected meadows even though elected for three year term going to be votebooted out april 5th. we said we would bring the lawsuit if. they caved to a legal pressure of a lawsuit. great victory see how hard it is to keep a seat even if you are elected. election integrity violations this was a big one. we caught them. they reversed it. >> ainsley: he thought three years. he will served a year telling him he is out and one more year why not the two? >> ainsley: what is the clericallerrer? what happened with that? what argument do they. >> have they said when they put up the three at large seats for three years that they made a mistake. the law is clear on that. they chose him to be the one to term limit to one year but what was outrageous they were going to appoint a replacement until they held an election for the successor in the following year

real school unconstitutional power grab. we called them out on it and last note we won a resounding victory not a complete victory. these things have to be run to the ground and we will make sure mr. meadows serves his three full year term he was elected to. >> ainsley: mr. meadows you campaigned. i know how hard these campaigns are. we drive down the seat. we see the signs. you work hard get a team and raise money. tell you after a year you will have to run again if you want that seat back and you are out? what's the community saying? will community is upset with the ineptitude with the mistakes that have been made. they are punishing me for a mistake somebody else made and the community is in an uproar about it. >> ainsley: yeah. we are seeing this all over the country, conservatives they try to take away our seats. they try to do this kind of thing and it's just so unfair. kenosha has already been through so much already. >> it is. >> ainsley: i'm sorry for everything you're going through. >> thank you. >> ainsley: at least you get to

stay for another year. thank you. >> thank you. >> ainsley: you are welcome. check in with our meteorologist adam klotz for our fox weather forecast. hey, adam. >> good morning, ainsley. finally things clearing up a little bit here on the eastern half of the country. there is still winter weather we have to talk about. let's dive right in and look at those beginning with just the very tail end of some of the snow that has been battling the eastern half of the country the last 24 hours. light know up across upstate new york and interior england. those are blizzard warnings stretching down into southern california, places where you typically do not see this kind of weather. well, you are going to get into some of the hills just outside of los angeles. here's the future track all rain right along the coast. you get any sort of elevation, and this is round after round of very heavy snow, snow as far as south as just outside of san diego. stretching down into portions of mexico. how much snow will some of those orange colors on your screen? you are talking about feet and feet of snow. just outside of los angeles. and i will leave you with if you

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>> steve: now hiring non-stupid people. that sign posted by an ohio pizza shop has gone viral getting the restaurant not only job applicants but a big boost in customers. people want some of their pie. let's drop by right now rob is the owner of s santinos pizzeria out there. good morning to you. >> good morning. good morning. thanks for having me, guys. >> steve: so when you personally went out in front of your place and you put that sign up, what was going through your head? >> you know. the intention behind the sign was just to use humor as a way to funnel more applicants to us and kind of set us aside from the other businesses in the area. we haven't had much luck on monster or indeed or even flags in the front yard bringing

people in bright draw a little attention. >> steve: have you end up up hiring a bunch of people you are talking about there. >> no. we have not. it was just meant in humor. you know, like all small businesses, probably, i'm assuming they are having problems hiring people as well. our problem is not the necessarily the people coming in. it's just we are not getting enough for me to fill one position i need at least 5 to 7 applicants by the time we are done with the background check. make sure they are not using drugs so on and so forth. >> steve: sure. and you need somebody who is reliable. somebody who is going to show up day after day. somebody who is not stupid. that's what you are looking for. >> 100 percent. >> i know this -- you posted sign a while back. it only got picked up this week on social media. and what's the reaction been because i understand your phone

has been bringing off the hook. >> it has been amazing. so i don't really pay allot of attention to the negative, but we have had overwhelming response just people supporting us. i can't even walk into lowe's without somebody recognizing the shirt or our pizza out front. they come back and tell us look, don't stop. keep it up. >> steve: yeah. but there was somebody i read about who apparently didn't like it and wound up ordering, what, 100 bucks worth of pizza and never came and got it? >> yeah. so there was an individual. and he ordered about $100 -- maybe 150 in pizza, right 10 large pizzas. i guess he thought that that might be funny. so, he ordered those pizzas. 20 minutes later they are coming out of the oven getting boxed. he canceled it. i guess he thought that was

amazing. got on the horn called the local shelter and asked if they would be interested in some food and we threw some wings in there garlic bread. what is pizza without soda? we took it right up to them. >> steve: you know what, rob? not only did we just tell a good story about how a funny sign has helped your business, but now people all across the country are hungry for pizza, good job. >> great. that's what i'm looking forward to. >> steve: no kidding. rob is the owner at santino's pizzeria. check it out. pizza looks great and i know you are making the dough right now. thank you, sir. >> thanks, guys. >> steve: stick around coming up on this friday country music super star brad paisley coming up live with his new president featuring the president of ukraine ♪

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