for parents especially, trying to help their kids navigate the world. >> dana: we have seen that, you see the moms doing whatever they can to make sure they are advocating and fighting for their daughters. well done gillian, that information is important and the tips welcome. let's get to this fox news alert. treasury secretary janet yellen set to testify at committee on the senate side today, senate finance committee underway this hour. everyone is gathering. we are expecting tough questions for her on the collapse of silicon valley bank and the turbulent stock market. we will keep an eye on that and bring you the latest. president biden leaving america vulnerable. border officials arresting 16 people on terror watch list just last month, that is nearly 70 this year alone and those are ones we know about.

welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer, losing battle against drug cartel and human smugglers and surge of fentanyl killing americans by tens of thousands. >> dana: house republicans held a hearing yesterday. they asked if the border is secure. >> about 10 years ago we used operational control as a measuring stick of our effectiveness along the southwest border. >> the secretary said we have operational control. >> based upon the definition you have, no, no sir. >> bill: reaction from a moment and geraldo rivera is on deck. start doing mission, texas, bill melugin is standing by to begin a new hour. bill, hello. >> bill: bill, we are learning

of a horrible tragedy, an innocent texas grandma and her young daughter were killed after their car was crashed into by a human smuggler. this is 71-year-old maria tambunga and her granddaughter. they are from ozona, in texas. they are both deceased after they were crashed into by a human smuggler fleeing from police, who ran a red light. two illegal immigrants also died as a result of the crash. the human smuggler, from louisiana, his actions have caused the deaths of four people, including two innocent americans. texas congressman tony gonzales outraged tweeting, on monday in ozona, a grandmother and her

granddaughter were killed in a crash. illegal immigration is killing americans, stop with the rhetoric and deliver solutions. human smuggling is rampant at the southern board. this is douglas, arizona, border patrol stopping this vehicle and finding 13 illegal immigrants inside dressed in camouflage, including two small children crammed into the cab of the vehicle. extremely dangerous and another significant fentanyl bust. take a look at the images, arizona, cbp officers seizing 249,000 fentanyl pills hidden in the wall of a pickup truck's bed. that single port of entry seized 20 million fentanyl pills since october 1. back out here live, u.s. border patrol chief raul says border

patrol encountered 900,000 migrants at the border from 147 countries around the world. back to you. >> bill: all in one report there, stunning. bill melugin, mission, texas. >> dana: former border patrol chief and geraldo rivera. chris, we met you when hemmerwent to arizona, we had the hearing in yuma and the hearing yesterday and a report from bill melugin that innocent americans are being caught up and killed because of high-speed chases and fentanyl overdoses. as you sit and look at this now, mexican cartel area of influence in the united states, this map shows you where they are. they are everywhere. do you get a sense that anything could change given the momentum

house republicans have brought to this? >> well, again, good morning and good to be back on the show here. this is again, what same story, same day, same border. we've been dealing with this for quite a while and bill's report is shedding light on what we've been dealing with and trying to say for the last few years. i applaud the congressmen stepping up and talking about this cartel violence and what they are doing to the country and we said for many, many years, every town is a border town when you look at the threat that the drug smuggling organization run by cartels are doing. how do we get ahold of it? strict policy, bringing attention, bringing the hearing to the border, where it makes sense and people impacted daily get to participate in this. continue this momentum and get facts out there. >> bill: geraldo, only one team showed up yesterday. think about that.

border patrol and chief, raul ortiz, saying we have no operational control and cartels run the roost around the properties, you have one 1d showing up and a freshman congressman said, we need a partnership and we do that if we get democrats involved. they were 0-fer yesterday, geraldo. >> geraldo: it is fair to say over the recent years and months, both parties have been playing political games on the southern border, where there is chaos and dysfunction, violence. the urgency in bill melugin's reporting, i think has woken people up to the exigent circumstance. of the 107,000 americans who overdosed last year, 70,000 were

fentanyl. maybe the fentanyl emergency will wake us to the situation. it cannot be an ad hoc, solution. we need the wall, build it in a bipartisan wall. when i see one party going to the border and the other shunning or boycotting them or disparaging them, what i see is a government that is as dysfunctional as the border is, for god's sake. this is for real, for real that those 13 were in that pickup truck loaded with fentanyl. it is real that the grandmother and her grandchild were killed in the high-speed chase. that is real. it is real this fellow, george allen kelly, on trial for shooting dead one of the migrants who crossed his property. the violence is undeniable. the fact fentanyl is coming from mexico is undeniable. stop the bs and joe biden,

president joe biden should reach out to mccarthy, the speaker and make a real bipartisan effort to fix this things. stop pontificating and saying the other guy is at fault and try to fix this. >> dana: let's try it. chris and geraldo, thank you for being with us, huge issue for the united states and happening from the border across the country. thank you so much. >> bill: here is the clip, this is dale strong, he's been on the job seven weeks now after he was sworn in, this is from the hearing yesterday. >> i'm a freshman united states congressman, been in office nine weeks and we're learning more here than we've heard in the last nine weeks. i think each of you, i can tell you this, the thing i'm most distraught about, there is not a democrat here. this is american issue, it is appalling that the democrats

didn't show up and america is under attack. >> bill: to geraldo's point, there it is. >> dana: you understand the passion, you go to congress to get things done, wait, the other side doesn't have to show up for work, a problem that is clear for everybody to see. eye-opening for sure. >> bill: a top aid to maryland's former governor and now the focus of a federal manhunt. why the u.s. marshals are searching for this man and can't find him. coming up next. >> dana: pentagon releasing video of russian jet colliding with a drone over the black sea. was it intention or just an accident? >> it appears there is fuel coming out and the fact the russian jet survived it is incredible, as well. it is clear this was provocative action and completely unnecessary. that ancient roman coinage? no. he's making real-time money moves with merrill.

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>> dana perino has uplifting interviews and inspiring tips to change your life, season three of "everything will be okay," listen at foxnewspodcast.com. >> dana: manhunt under way for larry hogan's chief of staff, that guy, roy mcgrath set to appear in baltimore for federal fraud trial, but he never showed up. he allegedly stole hundreds of thousands of dollars from the state. hi, david. >> this unusual story, not your typical fugitive being looked after by the u.s. marshal service for this nationwide

manhunt. he did not show up for trial on monday, jurors were sent home. this was put out by the u.s. marshal after the judge ordered an arrest warrant. jurors were sent home and trial delayed indefinitely. he served for larry hogan in 2020 and accused of defrauding the state of $275,000. he pleaded not guilty, he is facing embezelment charges, falsifying records and that spells decades behind bars. fbi agents searched his residence. his wife is help ing and says se fears for his safety. his attorney gave few details earlier this week other than to

say his client was supposed to fly from florida to maryland over the weekend for the start of the trial. >> i am concerned about roy. i hope he's safe, these situations are stressful, uncertainty of going to trial can cause people to do things we may not believe are appropriate. i hope that he is safe. >> he is facing decades behind bars, his wife claims to not know where he is. if you know where he is, reach out to local police. >> dana: thank you. >> bill: video doesn't lie, we have evidence, see it for yourself. joint chief of staff chair mark milley says the pentagon is not certain if the russian fighter jet acted with intent when it struck a u.s. drone over the black sea yesterday. >> we know the intercept was

intention, unprofessional and unsafe. the contact of fixed wing russian fighter with our uav, physical contact, not sure yet, that remains to be seen. i can tell you we have absolute evidence of the contact and intercept and it is very aggressive. >> bill: kurt volker, nice to see you, thank you for being here today. he said incidents happen. maybe this pilot was reckless, it is clear they are trying to obstruct this reaper drone from doing what it was doing at 30,000 feet, what is your take on it today? >> kurt volker: one thing people haven't stressed enough, this was taking place in international airspace above international water, not russian territory or russian airspace, not even ukraine's airspace.

this behavior is intentional, it was trying to disrupt the drone in some way, whether it was intentional or not, who knows, dumping the fuel was trying to disable it. >> dana: do you think we are getting a firm response? >> kurt volker: not enough. i appreciate that secretary austin said we will continue to fly, of course, we should. we need a stronger response to russia saying this is unacceptable behavior, we will not tolerate it, you will not interfere with operation of american military equipment in international space or water or air in the future or there will be a response and i haven't heard that yet. >> bill: your actions speak loudly, you could put a reaper drone back up in the air and it could be over the black sea as we speak now, we can't confirm that. >> kurt volker: i would expect

they are doing that, that is what secretary austin said, we will continue to fly these. i expect a drone in international airspace over the black sea again right now. we have to give a stern warning to russia this kind of behavior is unacceptable. >> dana: congressman mike turner was on last hour and had thoughts, listen here. >> it shows pattern of russia aggressiveness to drones themselves and also even manned aircraft, both british, air policing happening in the baltics, continuous intercepts by russian fighter planes that are very aggressive and dangerous. >> check me if i'm right, i might not be. seems russia wants it to look like escalation, but not quite get to escalation and i wonder, if they are willing to do this to manned aircraft from other

countries, do you think if this was an american pilot onboard that they would have done the same? >> kurt volker: on your last question there, i don't believe they would have done it if it was a manned aircraft. i think they would find the risk of killing an american pilot too much risk of drawing high level u.s. response, they don't really want that. choosing a drone was a deliberate choice they feel they can manage the risk. what russia is trying to do, as i see it, they want this conflict, aggression against ukraine to look like u.s. russia conflict ornato conflict, to help sustain support at home, confuse people in the global south what this is about, obscures aggression against ukraine and cause us to feel we don't want to be in conflict with russia, how do we deescalate this. get instinct kicking into gear. we have to be clear, these are

two separate things, russian aggression against ukraine. not with u.s. soldiers. attacks against american military equipment and drones in international airspace are unacceptable under any circumstances. >> bill: thank you for coming on, kurt volker, thanks. >> dana: interesting to see how it turns out. >> bill: back to the comment about milley yesterday, black sea depth of the water like 5000 feet. whether or not anything survived when the reaper drone hits water, we don't know, here is milley on the recovery from yesterday. >> it probably broke up, probably not a lot to recover frankly. as far as loss of anything of sensitive intelligence, etcetera, as normal we would take and did take mitigating measures, we are quite confident whatever was of value is no

longer of value. >> bill: think about the chinese balloon off the coast of myrtle beach. it is hard. the reaper drone, however, this is like the gold standard of drones in the world. can fly at 50,000 feet, reach ranges over 1000 miles, can fly with missiles, can do everything you want from a drone. >> dana: 32 million taxpayer dollars, that is another thing, not chump change. move on to this. california is getting waloped by storm after storm, rain causing flooding and mudslides throughout the state. rescues bike this in los angeles, it is not over yet, what is next for the golden state? florida governor is already racking up his first 2024 congressional endorsement. who is behind that?

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>> bill: golden state california getting onslot from the storms, it will not last long. another atmospheric river is likely to hit next week. new video shows aftermath of a landslide that damaged a home near sacramento. she is trying to stay dry, hello, claudia. >> good morning, bill. a dry day today, rain is gone for now, but impact of faferocious storm remains with landslides and swift water rescues. this is boyle heights, ariel

video captures the moment a man was saved from the los angeles river. he was holding on to a concrete wall before he was lifted to safety. dramatic pictures showing what is left after several apartments fell into the ocean. four apartments were red tagged, fortunately no one was hurt gavin newsom surveyed the damage, many fields are large lakes and many have had to evacuate. gavin newsom says the residentses there will get state and federal help. >> we were driving the levelly, how proud they are of this community and the word over and over that was used, resilience. in the spirit of resilience and

recovery that we're here with great expectations and expectations that will be met in accountability with the state, federal and local leaders. >> statewide 27,000 people in 43 counties are still under evacuation orders and 61,000 of under evacuation warnings. strong winds knocked down trees and power lines and bay area customers are still without electricity. hard at work to get the number down from the 367,000 outages at the height of the storm. scattered showers are in the forecast through the weekend, nothing heavy until monday, when the first day of spring could bring california's 12th atmospheric river. >> bill: thanks, claudia in

california. dana. >> dana: race for republican nomination, florida governor ron desantis has yet to enter the fray, but picking up his first congressional endorsement from chip roy. it is time for new leadership, younger and proven leadership to offer eight solid years of transformational change. bret baier, there is something about being first, what is the strategy here? >> bret: good morning, this is part of what will be rollout of number of lawmakers who come out and say that governor desantis should run. and they are staking claim to be the first. there are a couple of congressmen in pennsylvania who expressed support for governor desantis, congressman barleta and moreno and they supported president trump in the beginning, some of the first to support him. you may see this rollout and it will be part of whatever happens

with the timeline for governor desantis, looks like he is getting in after the florida legislature. >> bill: what do you make of the statement he said with tucker carlson, here is what desantis said about ukraine. u.s. has vital national interest, becoming entangled in territorial dispute is not one of them. ron desantis's first big mistake is how it is characterized, framed it this way, politics of ukraine may shift as facts do on the battlefield do. if ukraine manages victory, even if republicans call for retreat, gop will have surrendered trust on negotiable security. i think to be fair here, desantis' statement was more about territorial, that phrase caught a lot of people's attention. he said the american taxpayer deserves to know how their

billions are being spent and for interventionists who want putin out, be careful what you wish for, the next would be more ruthless than putin. how does it play? >> bret: you are right, bill, there is more nuance than one phrase territorial dispute. it did raise eyebrows, congressman desantis was hawkish when it came to fighting -- not soviet union, but russia's expansion efforts. i think foreign policy, if we're going to say republicans try to look forward ronald reagan, peace through strengths, we're about 40 years after the evil empire speech for ronald reagan and he laid out how to fight right and wrong and did it in a number of different ways,

including fighting the soviet union with money and weapons. this is going to be a major issue in the republican primary, i think and tucker was right to ask, fascinating to see the different answers and how it splits. >> dana: talk about the democrats for a moment, kamala harris was on stephen colbert and he asked about 2024. >> we will not make any announcements tonight on the show. >> he wouldn't mind. >> he wouldn't mind at all. >> you getting out in front of it? i'm sure president obama used joe biden to float a few ideas here and there, just say it. >> as joe biden has said he intends to run and if he does, i will be running with him. >> dana: to me, all logic looks like he is running, there is significant school of thought including amongst democrats that biden will not run again, how do you see it? >> bret: it is definitely not

100%, you are right, dana. democrats are not saying 100%. a lot of them expect him to run. that interview was interesting, she focused on ukraine. remember part of the left is anti-war and "wall street journal" pointed out a lot of them have ukrainian bumper stickers on their cars. she also said the show veep, was accurate about her job at one point, not the best look on stephen colbert. >> dana: that is one of my favorite shows ever, i am glad she thinks it isun iffy, that is a good way to cope. >> bret: that is right. >> dana: bret baier, thanks for being here today. >> dana: didn't want to step on that land mine. >> bret: i have nothing else. >> dana: this is not "the five." >> bret: i'm not gutfeld.

>> bill: hemmer's celebrity news, joe exotic thrown his hat in the ring for the election of 2024, hitting the trail will be an issue, he is serving a 21-year sentence for multiple charges, including animal abuse. >> dana: i do not -- animal abuse, think what mitt romney went through, dog on the hood, no one ever forgot that. >> bill: tiger king weighed in, we will follow his campaign. >> dana: republican or democrats? >> bill: did not say. he said, i'm gay, but vote for me. >> dana: cost of college rising, what is means for campuses up next. plus governor abbott taking control of houston schools, teacher politics hurting student test scores. >> i am ecstatic, i want the tea

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>> dana: raising cost of student debt and degrees has prompted colleges to due away with humanities all together. mike has details. >> fewer than 1-10 students graduated with humanities degree in 2020, a 25% decline from 2012, according to academy of arts and sciences. >> students carry more of the load for cost of education, that

means they want to make sure they can pay off their loans. >> research suggests drop started 15 years ago when the economy was stuck in recession and that trend continued leading schools to respond to drop in humanity students. -- just cancelled english major after decline in application and enrollment in english degree, it was recommended and approved to remove this program from our program inventory. this reflects our student needs and responsibility to prepare them for in-demand careers of the future. the issues boil down to dollars and centses for students today. >> one big issue is thinking about the amount of debt and how quickly you need to pay it off. >> politics and high school

courses turning students off. >> dana: thank you, important topic, we appreciate the report. >> bill: another major concern in colleges, censorship. professors staying silent, even resigning over fears of retaliation over free speech. one former teacher admitting this to fox news, check it out. >> it doesn't matter if you are in the tribe or not, if you say something wrong, that is enough to get you ostercized and kicked out, everybody walks on eggshells. >> bill: fox business host kennedy will talk about this. this professor is saying you can take that job and -- >> he did, i may do better in the private sector and this is in alabama, university of alabama, you would think was slightly conservative school, but this academic terrorism is

so prevalent throughout campuses across the country. it is a contagion that infected so many minds and they will shout you do. they will assemble an army to cancel you if you say anything outside of the orthodox. >> he is earth sciences professor and he says i can't take this anymore, if a science professor is saying it at alabama, what is it like for people who teach history at uc santa barbara. in college, you had a professor that would freestyle and draw you into the work through personal experience. you cannot do that anymore for fear of offending or micro-aggressing one tiny group. it is college after college, professor after professor, saying we can't be ourselves, we can't express opinion and we are terrified for our job. >> dana: it is backed up by

polls, afraid of retaliation for expressing opinion. faculty 34%. this poll says faculty will sensor themselves, 25% say yes in publication and writing and 45% on social media. kennedy, not at college, go to k-12 in houston and local leadership is being removed because of poor performance for students. they can't pass tests, they are not reading and writing and doing math at grade level. 79% of houston students are economically disadvantaged, 62% hispanic -- 10% white and the governor and local leadership say we are taking over schools because kids deserve better. >> kennedy: so many kids have their dreams evaporate and

states shouldn't have to come in, parents should have options of better schools. minority students are shoved into failing schools and they are beholden to teachers unions who keep bad teachers in jobs, keep bad schools open and kids go through and fail. it is like how many years do we have to see kids reading and writing and doing math below grade level or failing entirely. what are the ramifications for society? as liberty minded person, we need more school choice, parental choice, fewer teacher unions dictating the terms. >> bill: better teachers, i have a niece that teaches at a catholic school down there, kids are doing great. kids in the city of houston would benefit from having teachers like my niece in their classroom. >> kennedy: absolutely, it is a shame. >> dana: there is question of

civil rights, declaration is saying, life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. if you are not educated properly, your pursuit of life, liberty and pursuit of happiness are curtailed. your likelihood of going to jail in your early life are high if you can't do basic skills. >> kennedy: absolutely, this is just another institution that is failing kids. they worry about ideology, progressive ideology being rammed down student's throats and forget about math and reading. >> dana: then they want free college, they are not focused on k-12. drives me nuts. >> bill: like that professor from alabama come here and share his case. >> dana: you are welcome here any time. mega-prison bursting at the seams, taking in thousands more gang members, got to see it to

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police officer pulling a driver out of a vehicle that is engulfed in flames. officer patrick mccormack is here. >> bill: dramatic rescue caught on police body cam. sergeant webster was first on the scene, with a three-year-old trapped inside a submerged car. the car was underwater for several minutes. webster dove in and pulled the boy from the car seat and another officer began cpr, their quick thinking saved the toddler's life. well done. >> dana: thank goodness. notorious mega-prison bringing in second wave of suspected gang members. video shows 2000 heavily tattooed men stacked closely together as they are brought into the facility. new footage reveals inmates

sleep on bare metal bunks with no mattresses. the prison has faced criticism over the conditions. the president there, fairly new, had 87% approval rating, guess what it is today? 91%. >> bill: because of that? >> dana: i watched it on jesse watters prime time, they talked about, they were grateful criminal activity had ended. >> bill: it works, right? >> dana: it does. >> bill: from chicago, tension hitting boiling point. chicago city council meeting, they want to know how lori lightfoot plan to spend $20 million of money on migrants. hello. >> this eruption has been building for months and mayor lori lightfoot is being hit over migrants being bussed to the city. chicago received 5000 migrants

and city leaders struggle with where and how to provide services for them, particularly controversial has been the mayor's decision to house them in a school on the south side and provide them with resources, while many residents in the neighborhood have been begging for more resources to address homelessness and joblessness. frustration came out during this city council meeting. the council was set to vote on funding for migrants. >> no one has talked to me, this is your staff. my constituents are calling to ask what is going on, i can't tell them. we should have been consulted, your team dropped the ball, period. i have heard it time and time again, this is problematic.

>> the council passed the measure, not before lori lightfoot accused them are being racist and anti-immigrant. >> almost everything you said is not correct. you said you did not want hispanic migrants in the black section of the ward. >> this is one of the first items the next mayor has to deal with. one wants to hold a hearing on lori lightfoot's handling of the migrants before she leaves office. >> bill: we have spent a lot in new york city on the same issue, get ready, chicago. thank you. >> dana: well, before we go, i got to give you news here, news. well, new top dog in the hungarian got robbed again, the french bulldog is most popular breed in america according to american kennel club, the result ends 30-year reign by the l

labradore retriever. geg gutfeld's new puppy is gus, he's a french bulldog. greg is popular. >> bill: so short-haired yellow lab's reign is over? >> dana: french bulldog exclamation point in honor of greg. harris faulkner is up next, here she is. >> harris: fox news alert, stunning admission about what is happening at the wide open southern border with mexico. testimony contradicts what president biden's homeland security secretary has been saying and even testified to on capitol hill. that could be a problem. i'm harris faulkner, you're in the "faulkner focus." republican lawmakers fulfilled

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