there's a lot of buttons and knobs in here. >> good evening welcome to america's latent news. fox news at night. breaking tonight in arizona democratic lawmaker caught on camera stealing bibles from her fellow lawmakers. wait until you hear why. screaming the head of the nation's largest teachers union tells congress during covid she had a direct line to the top of the cdc and we began with the happiest place on earth infuriated with governor rhonda santos and the battle will end

up in the courtroom around campaign time. >> today the house of mouse sued governor rhonda santos after a board he recently appointed to oversee disney voted to nullify 2 contracts is signed with disney in the company claims those contracts laid the foundation for billions of investment dollars and thousands of investment jobs disney is asking a judge to overturn lord's ability to oversee the company writing this company was retaliatory and antibusiness and unconstitutional. the governor and its allies have made clear they do not care and will not stop. anime desantis spokesperson writes back we are unaware of any legal writer company has to operate its own government and maintain special privileges held by other businesses in the state. for decades disney has had its

own government district with many special privileges including tax benefits. until last year florida passed a bill to dissolve and desantis created a new district that governs disney in this feud began last year over florida's so-called don't say gay build but desantis decision to battle the magic kingdom could backfire if it ends up costing florida voters, jobs and tax revenue. >> is not conservative to simply defer to every corporation in america. >> former south carolina governor and former 2024 presidential candidate nikki haley tried to make her own magic out of disney's nightmare. >> if disney would like to move their jobs to south carolina and bring billions of dollars with them i will be happy to meet them in south carolina. >> and tonight nbc news is reporting governor desantis is

expected to launch an exploratory committee in may and jump to the presidential race. >> let's get legal analysis and law professor john hugh. i want to play dueling close with you this is from the disney lawsuit.a targeted campaign of government retaliation orchestrated at every step by governor desantis as punishment for disney's protected speech now threatens the disney operation jeopardizes economic future in the region and violates his constitutional rights. would you think about that? >> i think this will be a hard case for disney to make out because what's been going on is for decades and decades they have been making millions and millions of dollars from getting this special deal a sweetheart deal where basically they run their own government

in this county. so the hard thing for disney to prove his will in florida took that special privilege away and made disney like everybody else who has a company in florida where they really punishing disney for its point of view on the don't say gay bill or dosage of spring to attention something they have paid a lot of focus on what a sweetheart deal disney got. it will be hard for disney to fight that incorporate >> and the desantis office says the following in their response, the lawsuit is yet another unfortunate example of their help to undermine the will of the florida voters operate outside the bounds of the law and as you were saying disney did for a long time. outside the law. >> disney is not having any

property taken away from it or any theme parks interfered with and all they want to do a say in the future disney doesn't just get to have its own rules and run its own government. you have to go to a county government or a florida government to get the same business every other government gets. and if sweetheart had some sweetheart deal saying they will have to pay taxes ever forever and ever. of course the state can go back and renegotiate and we think that's what his best argument will be and that's all florida's doing. >> and i want to switch a case to a grandmother who had her home seized by the state. here is a quick update from mike emanuel. 's >> sees 94-year-old geraldine tyler's former home as payment for approximately $15,000 in property taxes penalties interest and costs the home was sold for $40,000 and under the states forfeiture laws the county kept the surplus money. just ? justice clarence thomas questions the states take all policy.

>> in the county took her property and made a profit with the surplus equity and it belongs to her. what is your take on this john? >> i have to disclose i am on the board of who is representing the little grandma. we love her, she's a great plaintiff but this should be an easy case for the supreme court. the government is entitled to take property taxes and if you don't pay you can sell the house but what the constitution says the government can't take your property, it can't take the leftover money and that should go back to the property owner.it's hard to see what case the government can make to defend itself it all the state is doing in minnesota is kicking up delay after delay and so they don't have to vindicate their rights in court. >> this will be a tough one for the states to win. in the meantime talking about

enlightening throughout covid in school lockdowns a federation of teachers insisted her group did not have undue influence on the biden administration's covid policies but we know they had a direct line to the top of the cdc. kevin is in washington tonight with more revelations. >> critics say randy weingarten is delusional. still smugly convinced she did everything right during the pandemic as a relates to american school age children despite massive amounts of contrary evidence. she also as you know is one of the principal voices who demanded that schools be shut down and it's had a lasting and demonstrative devastating effect on america's kids. today as you know she testified on capitol hill and the biden transition team was the first to contact her union for

guidance. on school closures during the pandemic and that her vision and her advice to them and the country was shaped by science. >> we know that kids learn best in person so opening schools safely even as the pandemic search guided the aft's every action. it made sense to consult with the cdc and is not only appropriate for the cdc to confer with educators, it would be irresponsible for them not to. >> we knew we had to be in school. we just wanted to be safe. >> house gop lawmakers are understandably skeptical because of public records

request indicates a bit of close coordination between the aft, the american federation of teachers, the nea, the national education association and the cdc to keep schools shuttered much longer than many health experts deem necessary. and i'm going to quote a gop congresswoman. the effect on children has been vast and to have no remorse on closing schools and keeping them closed for the length of time is unconscionable. according to iowa's marionette miller make she is a congresswoman and also a medical doctor and a former director of the iowa department of public health. for the record the american journal of pediatrics as children pose very little risk of transmission of covid and that appears to be the case and anschools were closed for an awfully long time. >> we have said that again and again. let's get reaction to the hearing from the author of the book, woke army, it's always great to have you on.

kevin was articulating for us there, bullied and taunted parents for three years and today you would have thought she was the children's best friend. here she is one more time and i will get your reaction. >> our priorities were to open schools safely. to keep students and staff and family safe great to focus on student social emotional and academic well-being and to get the resources for this. >> it's a different tail these days. your thoughts. >> and just reacting to this, i could feel the breath go out of you just like with the parents across the country because she had her most patronizing kindergarten teacher voice on. right? she is talking down to us.as if we don't remember what was happening over these last three years. she campaign for president biden. she campaigned for terry macola trying to run for governor. she campaigned against parents and she yelled and screamed at us.

she had a lot of documents but one document she didn't show was this one. this is a 990 for the american federation for teachers. it's the tax filing for 2020. how much money can you guess how much money? >> i couldn't guess. >> $200 million. 200 million. and how much did she make? she made 500,000+ dollars and she uses teachers as a human shield for her negligence.she failed students everywhere. >> i want to put this on the screen.i want to play this because it shows the coziness about the direct line she had. >> i am a member of congress on two committees that deal with this the cdc. i don't have a direct number to director wilensky, do you?

>> i do not talk to representatives. >> do you have a direct number to director wilensky? >> yes. >> yes i do. your thoughts. >> so when you go to the fox bureau in the shadow of the capital around the corner on new jersey avenue since the american academy of teachers. >> what's that? >> yeah. >> it's right around the corner. and she has a direct line. she is a lobbyist. that's her job. and they brought in critical race theory, a is for apples. all of this propaganda and there are some words i want to leave you with great and everyone needs to know. in her testimony she said she laid out her grand plan and they want to turn schools into community schools and we want to pay attention to that concept thus the next strategy

to parent for the kids and state-sponsored indoctrination that she's all about. >> it's great to have you on as always. thank you for your time. >> thank you trace. >> on that note the common sense department just learned the nation's fifth largest school district clark county nevada including vegas will join dozens of school districts around the country by adopting equitable grading. when the school systems deemphasize things like homework and testing. for example homework and in class discussions would only make up a small percentage of the grade. the students are given zero credit for being on time or exhibiting good behavior. so to be clear there are no consequences for bad behavior and no incentives for good behavior.

the biggest goal of equitable grading appears to be to alleviate the pressure and classrooms. it's hard to relax with all those deadlines principal instead of deadlines to this are given multiple opportunities to complete tests and assignments up until the last day of class if needed. the theory is it makes no sense to test a kid who is not ready. common sense wonders how do you know the kid is not ready unless you test them? we are told that equitable grading has led to a decrease of d's and f's. it's also led to a decrease in a's. common sense thanks to progressive schools that are coming more like progressive societies, mired in mediocrity. but low stress mediocrity. >> first step in tonight's crime roundup 4 inmates escape a mississippi jail over the weekend. three of them are on the run.

24-year-old dylan barrington barricaded himself in a home a shot at officers before the home went up in flames for they found his body in the burned-out wreckage and he is also thought to have killed a pastor who actually stopped to help him. >> in florida a 59-year-old huber eats driver randall cook was murdered while making a delivery what police are calling the demonkilling. ms 13 gang member oscar so lease is accused of pulling cook into his house, attempting to rob him and miss mber him. the gang member was seen taking out trash bags the next day they had human remains inside. no motive but police called a horrific crime of passion for no reason. and the so-called cold mom is accused of researching wedding dresses on the day her husband's wife, first wife tammy was buried. she is on trial for murdering her children and that first wife. as she and her now husband married two weeks after tammy was buried. >> to commanders from airman

jack to share his unit have been suspended pending further investigation. the announcement comes from an air force spokesperson two weeks after the arrest over a slew of classified documents that were leaked online. a detention hearing for the airman is scheduled for thursday. >> hunter biden's defense attorney met with the justice department today after pressure on the president's son appears to be ramping up with more on what normally happens on these types of meetings we are joined by the fbi special agent nicole parker. thanks for coming on. we appreciate your time. this meeting had nothing to do with the whistleblower allegation but if you can, give us an idea of what happens in these types of meetings. are they trying to get this thing dismissed? what's your thought? >> it's hard to now without being present in the meeting so i want to be careful to not make any false assumption but based on my experience with a special agent with the fbi

conducting these types of cases on the white-collar side, many times you have a subject or a defendant and you as an fbi agent have conducted a very thorough investigation you have evidence of a crime that may have been committed and you have such mounting evidence that the defendant comes into the office and you could potentially have what we call a reverse proffer you as an fbi agent will sit down with the defendant and their attorney and say this is what we have on you and do you want to proceed with maybe a plea agreement or information, there's different things that could transpire. i'm not sure what happened in that meeting but that is a possibility they want to understand what evidence you have and the possible steps that can be taken. >> we know the fbi inside is very frustrated because the work on this case was done more than a year ago and still there is nothing so talk about that

frustration if you might. >> there are so many crimes being committed and if you are being tasked to conduct an investigation were investigating it leaving no stone unturned and you are thorough, you get the evidence that when you have the evidence and you know you can take it before a grand jury and you believe you can get a true bill, an indictment, it's time to charge and you present the evidence to the us attorney's office and they review the evidence and when they deem it appropriate they are the ones who make the prosecutorial appearance. as a special agent with the fbi as always it makes the prosecutorial decision is extremely frustrating to have done all of this work, gather the evidence and know that you have what is sufficient to prove and nothing happens. i can imagine how these agents

that can understand and have empathy that would be extremely frustrating to work on the case and it just sits there. >> nicole, thank you for coming. >> thank you. >> democratic state lawmaker in arizona caught on camera swiping bibles meant for fellow legislators and hiding them. her red handed excuse adds more intrigue. we are there with a closer look at the bible burglar. >> it's intriguing for sure stephanie hamilton calling it a playful commentary of separation of church and state without explaining her strange behavior. a month ago 2 bibles that were supposed to be on a shelf inside a legislative break room began to disappear. first they were found under seat cushions that could pass as an accident and a week later

one was found in the refrigerator prayed the speaker had a security camera installed to try to solve the mystery and there is hamilton taking bibles during a session and shoving them under two sofas. she didn't respond to questions from the press later issuing a statement she is a minister and obviously she doesn't have a problem with the bible. compare that to this tweet from a few years ago where she said i got into politics because i was so angered by the number of bibles on the desk at the arizona state house. holding a bible doesn't make you a good person. it doesn't sound like she has a problem with all bibles just ones and places of government. >> that's a fascinating story. marianne, thank you. >> one of sudan's main bio labs filled with deadly viruses is under the control of armed fighters and there's concern about the release of a germ bomb doctor mark siegel joins us with more on that next in america long jumper has been stripped of her national title after testing positive for cannabis which is not performance-enhancing and is legal in 38 states.

does the punishment fit the crime? let us know on twitter and instagram because it is fascinating, the debate, coming up in the nightcap.

>> maybelline the makeup brown the latest company facing backlash for partnering with transgender activists after mulvaney promoted the company on tik tok. one of mulvaney's previous sponsors, bud light has seen a drop in sales and speaking of the bud light boycott a georgia man launched the conservative

man's ultra right beer and despite being in business for 12 days it could hit $1 million in sales by the weekend. >> america's been drinking beer from a company which doesn't even know which restroom to use. that's why i created conservative dads ultra right 100 percent woke free beer. >> and montana's house of representatives voted to ban the transgender lawmakers always offer from the house floor for the rest of the season.she previously said her gop colleagues would have bought on their hands for banning transgender medical care zephyr will be permitted to cast votes but has to do so remotely zephyr released a statement calling the move disturbing a front to democracy. >> there are growing calls within the scientific community to end gain of function research. turns out the effort to find new viruses can do more harm

than good. >> nothing good in medicine has ever come out of virus hunting. speaker a consortium of scientists, doctors and public officials is calling for a global ban on virus hunting known as gain of function research. student going into the amazon jungles and caves where we have exotic animals who naturally carry viruses. i think we should leave mother nature alone. >> reporter: the former cdc director agrees. the who said the exact number of bio containment labs that handle dangerous pathogens is unknown but experts estimate the number in the thousands worldwide. a recent senate investigation found covid started inside a lab that put researchers at risk for bites, scratches and needlestick injuries while collecting samples from bats. >> we are realizing that these chemicals could be more dangerous than weapons of mass

destruction. >> reporter: the biden administration is working on new regulations to restrict virus hunting. sources say there isn't support for an outright ban. >> speaking of viruses us officials are pushing back against the world health organization warning about the risks to public health in sudan the seizure of the laboratory containing samples of viruses like measles, polio and cholera doctor mark siegel, it's great to have you want. i want to play this soundbite. this is the warning from the world health organization. >> that is extremely dangerous. we have polio. we have measles. we have cholera in the lab. so there is a risk.

>> and whenever i hear lab leak or germ bomb i get nervous. >> let's start with where you were with the previous report. there's places in the world that shouldn't be doing this kind of research at all where they are manipulating viruses and what was seen with this lab that's not manipulating viruses is what can happen if there is a war going on. this lab suddenly the power goes off the viruses grow and bacteria grows and this has been doing great hiv research but of course the who is exaggerating the risk because even in south sudan most people

are vaccinated against measles but that has gone down during the pandemic. by the way polio, same thing. they had an outbreak of polio. they had a struggle to contain and they have had measles outbreaks and cholera. if this does leak out it will cause a problem. will it cause a monstrous problem across the region? no. and again there will be control of it but it's a problem and it shows most importantly the danger of having these labs around the world that nobody is regulating and they can fall into the wrong hands. >> dr. fauci made news he said if you where k95 mask effectively and religiously they can be effective but he tended to backtrack off of the covid position.watch this. >> you think that mask mandates were a mistake? >> particularly in our country a free spirit that we all embrace people being told what

to do very often has the opposite effect from a public health standpoint on the cohort of people. the effect can be marginal. >> he is acknowledging the whole paper and cloth on these flimsy masks worn below your nose don't work. >> you have heard me say for months and years even i never saw anybody walking down the street wearing a mask correctly or the correct mask it was the same dirty cloth mass day after day whatever studies we have show less than a 10 percent effect and there was virtue signaling going on and now that dr. fauci is admitting that he wasn't saying that earlier and by the way if i in the hospital take a in 95 mask and get it fit tested for leaks and elaborate process that has some value but we are talking about a virus that was mutating a virus that spread easily through the air and most importantly had never been tested against these masks at all and some impact if i wear the best mask in the area but

what people were doing down the street wearing them over their chins was ridiculous and his other point which she should have made months ago red resentment >> they were having people take them off on planes and eating them like you are bulletproof. it's great to have you want. thank you. >> in the meantime wisconsin parents have demanded answers after teenage girls in a locker room were exposed to a biological man who claimed to be trans. but first a real-life message in a bottle found off the coast of australia and some black bears in connecticut have an unusual past time. the days best viral videos, next

severe weather tour across local orlando including some hail that pummeled homes and

yards. it almost looks like snow. the national weather service forecast is 60 mile an hour winds. and baseball size hail. >> whoever finds this bottle will have good look for life. from me and my family. >> a woman cleaning a beach in australia found a message in a plastic bottle written 10 years ago. she was able to track down the 18-year-old mall who is sorry she wasn't able to send a million pounds with the message and the discovery brought back a lot of memories. >> check out these bears as they worked at their hibernation stiffness on a trampoline in connecticut. apparently it's a favorite pastime. the woman said they have been there before. we had a trampoline in connecticut and i am sure there's only one barrel out of the time. not to mention the weight limits. >> ♪

♪ >> over the ramparts we ♪ ♪ watch were so gallantly ♪ ♪ streaming. soon if that is the dazzling sound of seven highschooler singing the national anthem inside the thomas jefferson memorial.they gave the impromptu concert while their marching band was in town from alabama for the cherry blossom parade and they got a round of applause as they finish the song. if you have a viral video to share send it over to trace gallagher.or fox news at night on social media. sumi just ahead the first round of the nfl draft thursday night a blockbuster trade has been made official with the new york

jets introduction of their new quarterback foreign green bay packers aaron rodgers. here is the senior correspondent on the sports beat. >> welcome to new york. >> the new york jets owner woody johnson smiled as he showed off the team's newest acquisition. quarterback aaron rodgers. the jets acquired him through a trade with the green bay packers. they chose new york because of his familiarity with the jets coaches and on-field talent that he says is championship ready. >> i want to be a part of a team who can win it all. >> he spent 18 years in green bay winning supsuper bowl xlv. recently they had planned to replace him as quarterback which led aaron rodgers to contemplate retirement or play for another team. aaron rodgers leaves behind a winning history. >> fans are excited and rogers is ready to play. >> the jets have a a credible

fan base. and >> a well-known jets fan fireman ed approves of the deal. >> glad to have you buddy, we have been waiting for you! >> aaron rodgers is aware of the expectations and they jets only super bowl in. >> i noticed walking in this morning that the super bowl trophy is looking a little bit lonely. >> 39-year-old aaron rodgers is under contract for the next nfl season. he is not committed to playing past that. >> did he say that the jets were super bowl ready? really? >> parents at a wisconsin high school are outraged at a man

who exposed genitals to some freshman girls and a shower area of the locker room and their concern is that there could be more incidents like this happening across the country.let's bring in the culture club entertainment reporter and sports reporter, great to have you on. i want to play some sound from the school board meeting in sun prairie washington tonight. watch grade >> i am asking you to keep male genitalia in the mail locker room and female genitalia in the female locker room. >> i implore you to go into one of the stalls. my solution is to not look at other students genitals. >> asked the key, don't look. if you are a young girl in a naked man walks in, just don't look. that's a solution. >> there is something going on here that we are not talking about and that is this trans ideology, the trans term is an umbrella term and there's lots of things that fall under that umbrella term like it's also a

gender identity where men, biological men like to dress up as women because it fulfills a sexual fantasy and this, we have to start talking about all the different types of items that fall under this umbrella because it's confusing and it's confusing for these kids. >> it's confusing for 14-year-old girls. most of the country is against this. this debate goes on. the vast majority of the country is again stuff like this. >> school boards need to figure this out because i don't want to make trans kids lives any harder but you have to balance that with the rights of these young girls when it involves changing or showering. this is not just a bathroom situation and maybe the answer is one person needs to have a trans changing shower area.

>> the major problem today attacks on trans family and if you asked the question should biological males be able to compete against biological females in high school 70 percent say no pair that's my question. people are against this. >> people have nuance views. a majority says we should be sympathetic to trans kids and families. we want to be generous but when you're talking about sports, that's a fairness issue. having a biological male who went through puberty competing against women most people don't want to see that. >> olympic washington district is cutting musical classes because they are racist. here is one mom. >> the director of elementary education said the program is inequitable but when she heard the word tradition of excellence which is used to describe our music programs,

she said the word tradition actually translated to her to mean systemic discrimination. >> you can't even imagine how many young black children and hispanic children have been safe because of learning a musical instrument. >> i can think of so many who excelled in life because of learning a musical instrument. prince, to name one. jimi hendrix, to name another great it's a lifesaving. music is humanizing. it's connecting. it's lifesaving. and to take a word like tradition of excellence. this is a verbal trickery. what means one thing to you or you could mean something different to me and again, confusing and dividing. >> this is the same school that didn't like white kids in a

safe space until there was a backlash against that. that shows you where the school board is. >> should a violation for cannabis be enough for a long jumper to lose her national title? there is still time to weigh in on twitter and instagram. next.

>> back with the nightcap crew. tonight we are talking about tara davis-woodhall and american long jumper stripped of her title that she wanted the 2023 indoor championship because she tested positive for cannabis. should she have been stripped of her title? just for the record cannabis is illegal in 38 states and is not performance-enhancing. >> this is ridiculous. i have heard from people. i would not now but it doesn't help your performance in fact it can hurt it. you just want to eat it and sit around and lay on the couch. it's completely legal in 22 states to use and sell and buy. this is just wrong. >> you haven't heard that you get hungry and all that stuff. it's ridiculous. >> i think it's ridiculous.

it's not a performance-enhancin g drug. in fact i would think it would slow you down. >> the whole thing is, part of the argument is rules are rules and you get caught with this in your system. sometimes you have to pay the price. >> i'm going to be unpopular but i think rules are rules. i ran track in high school i ran in college and they say you cannot take that. you know in advance. you don't take it. i don't care if it helps, hurts or doesn't. it's tragic she will lose the opportunity to say i was number one but that's the breaks. >> we have been doing this every night talking about whether it's walking into a store walking out with $1000 in goods. rules are rules and you won't be unpopular because this is very close on social media.

should she have been stripped of her title? twitter guess instagram yes. those are pretty even numbers for something that seems like it's fairly obvious. >> i agree. rules are rules i competed in high school and college sports and you are told you can't drink and you can't smoke and you have to take care of your body. i think rules are rules. >> when i was playing football there was no testing of anybody for anything. >>. [laughter] >> i don't even take the things. try this not for me. and sammy says i don't think it should be disallowed but since it is unknown else can use it it wouldn't be fair. it's a fair assessment. >> if you have the privilege to be a high performance competitive athlete you have to follow the rules. why jeopardize it? the anti-doping agency is trying to treat marijuana more fairly because it's more legal and more accepted.

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