u.s. officials who call the incident violation of international law. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: second hour starts now, i'm bill hemmer. that incident is first time since the cold war a u.s. aircraft went down after encountering a russ ian aircraf. the white house pins the blame on moscow. >> the message that we delivered to the russian ambassador is they need to be more careful flying in international airspace near u.s. assets that are flying in legal ways conducting missions in support of our national security interest, they need to be more careful. >> bill: senator mike tobin stands by. mike.

>> the u.s. called this incident everything from dangerous to juvenile, it happened yesterday morning 7 a.m. local time. two russian fighter jets, su-27 fighters went to a u.s. drone over the black sea. the pentagon says the fighter jets harassed the drone, buzzing dangerously close to the drone and one fighter dumped fuel on the drone and during one pass the russian fighter struck the propeller of the drone, breaking off a piece. the drone was unmanageable and the decision was made to ditch that aircraft in the black sea. with tengszs high between the u.s. and russia and china, they said this is the kind of thing that could sent nations spiralling toward a broader conflict. >> things bumping into each other and causing collision and

two great nations sorting it out at 2 in the morning. >> russia has a different take and says the drone was heading toward russia with transponder turned off. the drone crashed. >> i want to emphasize the russian fighters didn't use weapons, didn't come into contact and safely returned to their base. >> the u.s. agrees the fighters landed back in crimea, but one fighter was damaged. u.s. does not have warships in the black sea and russia does. unclear about the ability to uncover the drone and officials say russ they will attempt to -- the aircraft. >> dana: arkansas republican senator tom cotton joins us now. he is a veteran himself.

sir, get your reaction to what happened overnight. >> this is another dangerous provocation of russia brought about by president biden's weakness, not just russia, china dangerously buzzing our aircraft, iran downed a drone in the persian gulf and china harasses our aircraft in the mediterranean. president biden needs to make it clear we won't tolerate this provocative action. if we don't put our foot down, and they down an unmanned aircraft, we will invite them to a manned aircraft. what should we do? they should put up another drone today to make it clear we will not be intimidated from flying in the airspace. second, return the u.s. navy to the black sea, president biden got out last year, nato has more

black sea coastline than russia does. third, make it clear we will do what we should have done, provide ukraine with weapons they need to strike russian rocket and artillery systems across the border shooting into ukraine. those three steps will send a clear signal we will not tolerate this dangerous provocation and avoid dangerous escalation. >> bill: russia is saying if they were flying off the coast of california, how would we feel, immediate reaction, then the russian ambassador in washington, d.c. said this to the cameras. >> i want to emphasize that russian pilots acted very professionally, no contact or use of weapons from fighter jets and this unmanned ariel vehicle made a sharp turn and crashed in this space, this is real provocation. >> bill: senator, you can react to that and john kirby says

there was imagery collected, a drone can see in the distance and nearby, would you encourage, i would manage, the pentagon to release that if it confirms what our suspicions can be? >> i have no question that russia is responsible for the downing of this drone. this is exactly the kind of thing nations like russia and china and iran do when they think they can get away with it. second, we have every reason to be in the black sea, we have nato allies on the black sea coast, turkey, bulgaria, russia doesn't have allies, they have no reason to be in or near american airspace and as long as we are flying in international airspace in the black sea or in international waters, as we were, we have every right to do so. i worry biden, who is scared of his own shadow when vladamir putin or xi will apologize for this by refusing to fly drones

there. we have been canceling missile tests we had scheduled because they didn't want to be provocative against russia. it is important president biden make it clear we will not be deterred in international waters and international skies, otherwise we are inviting other attacks perhaps against manned aircrafts or vessels. >> dana: this is a 32 million dollar drone, that is not chump change. i wonder how you explain to the american people how support for ukraine and activity in this area is in america's national interest. >> i think most americans recognize aggressive dictators are not saysiated when they can invade an innocent country and seize its territory employed what would be more after ukraine is nato partners.

greatest threat to national security is china and pacific to invade and annex taiwan. it will invite aggression in the future and europe that will expose us to continued commitment in russia or europe to defend our partners there when we should be shifting resources to china. more effort in short term can help ukraine defend toward to force vladamir putin to the negotiating table so ukraine can get satisfactory outcome, create a stable piece in europe and focus on the threat coming from china. >> bill: thank you for your time, senator tom cotton feels we're at beginning of this aspect of the story, we'll see where it goes. thank you. we said it last hour, this unmanned drone, you wonder if russia would flirt with --

>> dana: a manned drone. >> bill: that or a manned jet flying in the airspace. i wonder how far this reaper can see? what can it show happening on the ground? 75 miles south and southwest of crimea, can you see into crimea and danesk. >> dana: interesting what senator cotton suggested, united states should fly the same drone in the same pattern today to show we are not intimidated and we'll see if that happens. >> bill: it could lead to a miscalculation and nobody wants that. we'll check in on that. you have this now. top senator claims that our gove government -- our government may have been double billed by an american none profit research in china.

among them wuhan lab. rich edson has interesting twist on this one. hello. >> one senator accusing possible fraud claiming organization that spent money on research in china billed two government agencies for the same work. senator robert marshal's office through eco-health alliance that funded research at the wuhan lab research of virology. >> the inspector general, usid inspector general has ongoing case, as well right now. we are asking the fbi to become involved in the case. >> eco-health denies the allegations and say they supported two different projects. over several years eco-health

spent hundreds of thousands on coronavirus research at the wuhan lab. taxpayers were funding gain of function research, scientists make viruses more dangerous to humans to -- subpoena power that comes with it, congressional committees are intensifying investigations into how the pandemic started and role of u.s. government agencies funding research in china. the fbi and energy department assessed it likely began from a leak at the lab in wuhan china. others are split on how the pandemic started and if it began in lab or nature. bill. >> bill: did we pay twice, rich? wow. rich edson, thank you in washington, d.c. >> we've lost complete control

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>> dana: house homeland security first field hearing at the southern border is about to begin in mcallen, texas. the committee democrats are boycotting the entire thing calling it a political stunt and will not show up today. >> bill: it is not just southern border, the northern border seeing a surge of illegal crossings. migrant encounters tripling last year. republican governor chris sununu joining us. 59-mile border with canada, you said biden administration cut funding and hindered control of the northern border. if biden administration believes it is a priority, partner with new hampshire. why would you think it is a priority after what you have

seen on the southern border for 2-1/2 years? >> yeah, look, it is absolute crisis on the southern border and it is not just issue of texas or arizona, it is a 50-state crisis, seeing it with fentanyl, human trafficking and now coming over the northern border, largest unsecured border in the free world. there is opportunity and they are taking advantage of it. i'm not asking this administration for money, just asking for permission, ice delegation. allow me to use state police, sheriff and town officials to do the job they are unwilling to do. it is part of a larger section of new york, vermont, we have a lot of crossings, increased 800% the last six months. it is real and happening and i'm looking for permission. >> bill: why would you need

permission, it is your state, if you want to use your police, go ahead and use them. >> in terms of federal law, unless feds give you permission, i can't do the job of feds or ice, states are prohibited. i can arrest people for state law, but not for an illegal crossing. we can pick up the phone and ask someone to show up, there is nobody on the other end of the phone. let us do the job a lot of border patrol groups don't have resources to do. i've talked to ice and border patrol, they are trying their best, they have such limited resources, they can't take the overwhelming number. let us be that partner. i saw mayorkas and talked to him verbally and we'll see if he gives permission. >> bill: another topic, the

friend is not your friend, when spring rolls around, you could have more folks there. >> i don't believe it until it happens, we'll give them a week and pick up the phone again and again and again. this is real. we had an illegal immigrant die a couple weeks ago, we have snow and cold, they are unprepared. we want the ability for our folks to do the job. >> bill: temperatures in the 20s this morning. the issue with russia right now with the reaper drone that went down in the black sea. newt gingrich told dana last hour, free societies don't fight long wars well. he might be on to something and he questioned the biden strategy. tucker carlson reached out to a lot of candidates on the gop side and ron desantis said this

about ukraine with regard to the u.s. the u.s. many vital national interests becoming further entangled in a territory dispute is not one of them. how do you feel about that, if you were asked that question and if you were on stage during a primary debate, what would you say? >> this is not a territorial dispute, it is in our direct national security interest to make sure that we -- that ukraine wins that war in russia. we have china on the doorstep watching what happens. what would the coalition we need to build to support taiwan think if u.s. backs out now and say we will not support our allies. we don't need to put troops on the ground, we need to win. end that thing.

that sends a message to the world, your resolve, we are the united states and lead from the strength and allies can count on us and enemies know we can take it to the level to win. >> bill: 13 months on, the war grinds on. you are saying the florida governor is wrong? >> you have to beat your enemies, that is part of maintaining your position in the world. we will go back to times we go in and pull out and go in, no, no, that never works, you go the to go in and win. >> bill: governor, we'll talk soon. good luck on the northern border, we'll stay in contact. >> dana: the gruesome murder of four university of idahoun stereos made national headlines police say at the hands of one man. genetic genealogy identified the

suspect. dan springer has been digging into this. >> tracking ancestry has taken off, 56 million americans have done a genealogy test and that massive d.n.a. database is helping police solve cold cases and some before they go cold. >> genetic genealogy is crucial asset for law enforcement by using d.n.a. to identify human remains and criminals. sources tell fox news genealogy played a part in leading police to bryan kohberger in november. >> it is always a puzzle, building a picture and getting the pieces to build a picture. >> identify unknown sources of d.n.a. >> misty gillis, who has not worked on the idaho murder case says it is uploaded to a davos and compared with other profiles for similarities and used to build a family tree for etch

person. >> we look for common ancestors among the trees and networks and build down to identify our sample. think about the possibility for cold cases out there. >> like the so-called boy in the box, young philadelphia boy found dead in 1957, gillis identified as joseph sorrelli, 65 years later. >> hopeful to bring his identity back. >> former cold case investigator paul holes identified golden state killer in 2018 decades after dozens of murders and rapes. >> we built a family tree that consisted of thousands and landed on california branch with males of the right age. >> chris paredi, who was raped by the golden state killer.

>> thank god for d.n.a., you can't run from that, joseph deangelo fooled everybody for decades. >> one threat is rising concern over privacy, some databases are wide open, people do not want their profile given to a third party, starting to require person's consent before d.n.a. can be used in a police search. >> bill: alec baldwin scores a victory in the shooting case. what does that mean for him in the case? we'll check that out and san francisco backs reparations for african american residents to the tune of $5 million each. are these payouts a good idea?

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>> bill: here in new york, a federal judge in texas is hearing between pro-life group over abortion pill that has been on the market for years. david spot, doj, has the story from there. hello. >> 40 million women could be affected, this pill went on the market legally in fall of 2000, it is called mifepristone. there is a group suing texas to take this off the market arguing the drug is not safe. they are suing the fda, it is possible a judge could issue an injuncturion, stopping sales, even in states with abortion is legal. >> we want the dangerous drugs taken off the market and for the fda to do their job, protect

women and girls from dangerous drugs like this. it should have happened a long time ago. >> this is judge that can hear the case in amarillo, texas. appointed in 2019 by former president trump. another story out of texas, suing to get clarification -- after six weeks, one woman tried for 18 months to get pregnant, developed complications and said her health was seriously compromised. hear from her. >> had to wait until the baby's heart stopped beating or i got so sick the ethices board would consider my life at risk and our healthcare team could step in and help. for me, it took three days and going septic before i could get help. >> making its way through state

court. this federal judge could issue on the abortion pill by this afternoon. >> bill: thank you, we'll watch that, department of justice. >> dana: san francisco board of super visor holding first hearing to reparations. payments of $5 million to every eligible black adult, elimination of personal debt and tax burden. homes in san francisco for $1 a family. joining us now is fox news contributor leo terrell, here with me to talk about this. let's show everyone a little from the hearing last night. >> reparations are truly due to folks here in san francisco. >> we got to be able to keep up after the reparations, we don't want to turn this backwards. it is time for you to do the right thing and provide

reparations, make us whole, make us important in your lives. black lives matter. >> dana: and a supervisor said this, if you look at the draft report, wrongdoing in san francisco and all that can be traced back to negative effects of slavery, san francisco being no different percentage of black residents 5.2%, leo terrell, over to you. >> dana, san francisco has never had slavery ever, california never had slavery. why is skin color evidence of reparation? why should my skin color or ethnicity be proof of damages? you heard no legal analysis as to whether or not this is constitutional, whether or not it is legal. i will submit to you, dana, 5 million? why 5 million? where is proof of damages?

they claim reparations are way to justify harm that occurred 170 years ago, where is nexus to prove people today are hurt from events that occurred 107 years ago. they keep making conclusions without supporting fact and using the term i cannot stand, systemic racism, they say it exists. where is it? get rid of it. it is just a matter of political theater and no evidence to support it. i obviously oppose reparations, dana. >> dana: it might pass in san francisco and go to court. you might have many living in san francisco thinking they are going to get this money. >> yes and they are being misled because this is nothing more than political grandstanding. this came out of the george floyd summer of riots when gavin newsom created this board,

somehow to patronize black america and basically he prolongs this because he wants to run for president and stop the bleeding of black males leaving the democratic party, such as myself. i left the democratic party in 2020. >> dana: alec baldwin asked that the special prosecutor be taken off the case, she should be disqualified. this is from baldwin's attorney saying ms. reeshg dlt /* /* eaves must be disqualified. do you think this is good for alec baldwin? >> you are right, constitution prohibits her from wearing two hats, one as legislator and one as judicial officer.

it was a correct decision for her to step down. it doesn't change the evidence. it doesn't weaken the evidence. district attorney of new mexico can appoint another attorney or prosecutor to take the place and the evidence is still in tact. it is victory, but doesn't resolve the case. >> dana: i like how you can pack the information into the time we have. we appreciate that. thank you, have a great day. >> thank you, say hito percy. >> bill: that is good, this is good, too. ♪ >> bill: you have that on spotify, don't you? >> dana: i like her. >> bill: me, too. show you something that never goes out of style. hemmer's celebrity news, half are fans of t-swifty, 53% say

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>> bill: a christian school in vermont is fighting a battle. it is banned from future basketball tournaments after forfeiting a match against a school with a transgender athlete on the team. lauren green has this. good morning. >> vermont christian is a small private school that immerses academic courses in a biblical world view, that embroiled the conflict over transgender athletes. the governoring body for school sports banned the school from competing in future activity after they forfeited a tournament game against a team with a transgender player. the vermont principal association said the school's actions do not meet the expectation of the vpa's

commitment to gender policy. she says canceling our membership is not a solution and does nothing to deal with the real issue of safety and fairness facing women sports in our beloved state. in the u.s. 18 states restrict transgender athletes, six states require students to participate in athletics based on their gender assigned at birth. >> you have to take a stand for what you know to be true. in the case of mid-vermont christian school, they decided they would rather protect and respect the young women in the school than play this game at a very high level in their state. >> mid-vermont christian school plans to appeal the decision and urging the state to reconsider

policy and balance rights of every athlete in the state. >> bill: been going on for a while, thank you. >> dana: martha maccallum is hear, anchor of this story, following this story. does it feel like things are snowballing? >> >> it does, this story, this is a private, christian school. one place where all kids get to play and compete in public and private schools is in this moment. this is increasing division across the country. 18 states just popped up, they are not surprising. it feeds into division in this country when we can't agree on certain things, wee ought to be able to find common ground on. rights of girls should be included in policy that is -- gender identity, gender identity should be something that serves

young women who play on this girl's basketball team. they also forfeiting the game, so they are taking a hit on the game, they don't have a win. but that wasn't enough for vermont principal association, they wiped every player off the circuit, which is a very dramatic response. >> bill: we ask ourselves who is looking out for the young women and this is another case much it. the principal of that school said canceling membership is not a solution, does not to deal with safety and fairness facing women's sports in our beloved state. this is basketball and could find its way to every other sport. >> absolutely, we were talking about wellsley college today, another story in news about this, they are discussing whether to admit trans-men, people who are transitioning to becoming men to wellsley college, has long tradition of

being a women's college. that is going to ripple, as well. i think you will see situations where you have girls in boy's high schools, also dealing withing whether or not they should admit transgender of the opposite gender from the school and the way that mission was -- >> dana: i wonder about possible harm done in a realistic one from this high school or future, which is sometimes you can get a college scholarship to go on to play in college and that actually helps with tuition costs because perhaps you need that scholarship. these girls, i wonder if there is way to show civil rights harm. >> there absolutely could be. you are right. many high school kids playing at that level want a scholarship, if they are competing against someone that is biological male for a girl's basketball

scholarship, obviously put them at a disadvantage. we saw what happened in swimming in college. >> dana: and running. >> bill: what do you think about the argument of discrimination, this is a christian school. you mentioned vermont principal association, this is their official position. vpa policy prohibit discrimination and harassment of students on school property or school functions by students or employees, including discrimination based on a student's perceived sex and gender. they are arguing exactly the other side of this, saying unfair to us to penalize us to go against team that may put our season in jeopardy, i would argue. >> right. they want to protect gender -- people from gender discrimination, which is basis of a lot of formation of girls schools and boys schools and how

people perform in each environment. this is a girl's basketball team and that is not being protected, maybe -- i don't know where this is headed, are we heading to time we have a co-ed team environment that allows all gender fluidity? no one is unsensitive to the situation of the young people who are in transition, it is a difficult road to hoe. it is not insensitivity, look the every side and impact on girls who chose to play on a girl's basketball game. >> bill: interesting to see how the story comes down. thanks for being here. thank you. spectator hit with surprise of lifetime in middle of a golf

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shot could have cut jordan spieth over the weekend. it hit a spectator there, bouncing back on the fairway, set up a perfect shot. he eagled the hole, otherwise he went home with no money. the man who took the hit is matt cutler, from out of washington. how is your knee? >> good morning, my knee is just fine. i appreciate being on. >> bill: jordan spieth won millions, how much did you get? >> didn't get any of it, don't need it. he will tell you once in a lifetime ricochet, hit me in the knee, tracked 177 off the tee. >> dana: did that hurt? >> it stung a little bit, a volunteer said, do you need

medical? medical? i'm a marine, i tell my boys, you rub dirt on it, they are big soccer players. let's rub dirt on it. i get a quizzical look when i do that, fun humor. three wood and chipped in for eagle, great story. >> bill: you have a great story, you have been to okinawa, afghanistan, couple tours in iraq. >> i've been around the world, great 24 years. >> dana: that will not hurt you. >> you didn't drop my beer or anything, not a sip of it. took it in good marine fashion for my marine brothers and sisters out there. >> bill: what did jordan say to you? >> we had a great conversation, his character stands above, his game speaks for itself. the true winners out there, the young people who came to see

jordan spieth, i am glad it didn't hit three young boys standing next to me and hit me where it did. the young kids went out on this, not a 47-year-old marine. >> bill: jordan spieth was cool about it, i found out he was a marine, i don't think this does much to these guys. he was on board. >> jordan was gracious, character stood out, we had a great time talking about my buddy justin and kate was there. gracious for this time. unreal experience. >> dana: i didn't know this was allowed, now i do. glad to know it. >> dana, i hear bret baier is a big golfer, let him know my right knee is available, it only gives eagles out, there is nothing left. bret baier, if you need me at

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