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>> trace: good evening i'm trace gallagher, it's 11:00 p.m. on the east coast 8:00 in los angeles and this is america's late news, fox news at night. and breaking tonight, the pause in fighting between israel and hamas is now moving into its fifth day and, remember, four days wag the original time line. meaning more hostages are likely to be released but israel has made it very clear the fighting will go on and it will be severe. jeff paul is live on the ground for us in tel aviv. jeff, what are you hearing about time lines? >> reporter: well, yeah, trace, we in fact just got some information that the israeli government now has a list of names of the next group of hostages they expect to be released tomorrow, signaling that this deal between israel and hamas has, in fact, been extended, at least beside a day. again this is all day to day very tense negotiations going on. but this is footage from tonight of some of the 11 hostages that were just released, back here on israeli soil being chopered over to one of the area hospitals to

get checked out. here's what we know about this group tonight. two mothers involved in there, in that release, and nine kids. the youngest, twin three year old girls. just the day before 14 israelis made the same journey and joined 26 other israelis released in the previous days. they're all now getting care and treatment after spending roughly seven weeks likely exclusively in the darkness of those hamas tunnels. over the next two days we could see yet more hostages being released after a qatary negotiator said the trues between both sides had been extended by two days. keep in mind once hamas stops releasing hostages israeli forces will likely resume their combat organizes in gaza to both eliminate hamas and get the rest of the hostages back home. there are still more than a hundred hostages still being held by hamas and the families of those who have already been rescued say they are not stopping until everyone is home. >> if there's one feeling that

i'm certain of, it's determination for the struggle to continue and until we see all of them back home. >> reporter: now, like we have seen in previous days, more trucks got into gaza delivering some of that much-needed aid for the civilians there. we also know that more than 30 palestinian prisoners were released from israeli jails all a part of this agreement. trace if i could just leave you with one note tonight. think about this. of all those kids, the nine kids who were released tonight, every single one of them left their fathers behind. they are still in gaza. so you think about the families who are being reunited but you also think about what they're leaving in there, still calling for everyone to be returned home. trace. >> trace: they are not fully whole. jeff paul we'll bring you back in the news warrants thank you. >> let's bring in retired cam taken armen kurdian and ops specialist aaron cohen. gentlemen welcome to you both we want to talk about the hostages in just a moment but i want to

play you this, israeli ambassador of the united nations was asked about the international pressure of restarting the war and he said this. watch. >> we saw what happened on october 7th we will never forget it. so i'm worried about the pressure but i am worried about the troops because hamas will take advantage to bring in munition to wait for our troops. >> trace: and restanley cup applies is a big worry for israelis hamas gearing up getting ready for round two. >> reporter: trace, let's look at it like this. back in 19 90 and 2001 we established strong coalitions. the world feared when the united states spoke. right now there is absolutely no fear that is out there whatsoever. israel will pause to get this war to the end but it almost kind of seems like they are operating a little bit in a leadership vac vacuum. sure the united states is behind israel but in terms of the words

and actions where are the words going on against iran, the ability to strangle their money and take away their capacity to support hamas and the rest of these proxies around the middle east that are pressuring israel. >> trace: armon talks about words and action, president biden said he had no issue saying he did not believe palestinians were telling the truth about the death tolls but then the washington post reported when he met with prominent american muslims saying it was insensitive for him to believe like that. he said i'm sorry, i'm disappointed in myself i will try to do better. he's trying to please and placate everyone and it's not coming across well to a lot of circles. >> trace here's where i'm at with this right now. the same way hamas has systematically used psychological warfare pulling at the heart strings of israeli civilians with the hostage situations, remember if without the hostages they dot nothing

they would be decapitated. i believe president biden is being manipulated through the same psychological warfare in the warix it's infiltrated the oval office and his staff. here's why. the fact that he's now placating and pandering and taking meetings with muslim leaders to apiece and backtrack, back pedal on what he said leads me to believe that that psychological warfare has now gotten inside president biden's head. i know that's harsh i don't get political but psychological warfare is a big part of this business and i think it's affected him and i think there could be national security repercussions as a result of that right now. >> trace: a lot of people echoed that you can't have it both ways. meantime a significant escalation armon to the threat of us navy ships to the east. you have the uss mason. this is getting very tense over there. what's your take away on this. >> first of all in terms of what aaron was talking about with the, you can encapsulate it by

saying i don't remember a time where our president our chief executive seemed so helpless, that's the best word completely and utterly helpless. with regard to the presence, the naval has done an excellent job in terms of freeing that vessel that was seized but we're going to continue to see more of this. fortunately we are seeing at least britain and france and italy have sent ships, britain has sent military ships, france and italy have sent hospital ships as well but we can continue to see these drone attacks continue, the missile attacks continue, the mason is the only thing between perhaps the ballistic missiles from yemen hitting israel. >> trace: 30 seconds left, one more day a few more hostages coming out. it appears a lot of these people will have to wait for more fighting to resume. >> at the end of the day trace the hostages were the number one priority you and i discussed this but fact is israel has one foot on the clutch one foot on the gas simultaneously. the moment those hostages start coming out which is really what

they're manipulate ping, just trying to buy time using the hostages because he was begging for israel to ceasefire. trace they're going to be teaching what israel did in the last 50 days in war colleges for the next 50 years to come but the moment the hostages stop flowing israel will go into tons of action, they have a ton of intelligence from the last four days and it's going to be interesting to see how this works out right now. but biden has to get his head right and let israel do what they need to do. >> trace: thank you both >> meantime 49 year old man jason eaten pleading not guilty to what appears to be an unprovoked shooting of three palestinian college students. he is facing three counts of attempted murder looking into the possibility of charging it at a hate crime >> students at a high school in queens new york stormed the halls for hours after finding out one of the school's teaches attended a pro israel rally. the teacher was forced to lock herself inside an office. marianne rafferty is live with

the disturbing information on this. >> reporter: disturbing indeed. the teacher had to lock herself in an office away from the kids but new york city chancellor saying an undisclosed number of students are getting suspended for organizing it against a teacher who posted a picture as a pro israel rally. >> shes wa targeted based on her support for israel expressed in a permissible way outside of school hours and her jewish identity and that is completely unacceptable that she would be targeted for that. >> reporter: the teacher was reportedly shaken to her core as dozens of students took to the halls chanting and reportedly breaking things last week disrupting classes and demanding she be fired. nypd a arrived to escort her out of the building. the incident opened a broader about how school should discuss the war in the middle east. bank says he plans to with all

the principles to especially courage them to engage in complex issues. california usc professor john straws who is jewish has been asked to stay off campus and teach on zoom after videos interacting with students rallying for palestinian went viral. in exchanged he said hamas are murderers and that they should all die. some social media posts suggested he meant palestinians should die not just hamas which on he flatly denied in an interview with andburg media. they explained their actions in a statement to our affiliate if la saying in part these measures were designed to minimize disruption in a classroom and ensure a safe environment for him and the students. he is no way being punished for engaging in protecting speech. currently dualing permissions the one demanding strauss be fired has over 7000 signatures, the other one demanding he be brought back throb,000. >> trace: he specifically said

hamas. let's bring in independent women's senior fellow and angela morabito. we appreciate it. to you first talking about the hillcrest high school student one said to the new york post quoting here the teacher was seen holding a sign of israel like supporting it. a bunch of kids decided to make a group chat expose her talk about it and then talk about starting a riot and they tried to barge in to the teacher's classroom. on an american high school campus, sara. your thoughts. >> this isn't about a bunch of kids. this is about an entire generation of adults who came to the united states in the 1960s and 70s. they established organizations that have now embedded themselves from the white house to the schoolhouse with a very dangerous ideology and that ideology is what we are seeing

in the streets, in our k-12 schools and on our college campuses. it is disturbing and i want everyone to know that i'm a muslim and i personally, my family refuses this ideology because it is intolerant, divisive and ultimately it is an ideology that is not compatible with twournth century. >> trace: we said that last week. the tweet that you issued, asra. the la times headline angela meantime a jewish profess or at usc confronted pro palestinian students and is barred from campus. the economic professors interaction with the students ended with the 72 year old john straws who is jewish declaring hamas are murderers, that's all they are, every one should be killed and i hope they are all killed. you heard the petition 7000 strong now parsing his words saying he said everyone should be killed. he specifically said hamas and they should all be killed. your thoughts? >> this is cancel culture in

action. and even the students who hate professor straws are issuing all cants of horrific threats against him have to admit he is factually correct. hamas are murderers and usc leadership ought to take a stand for truth here. usc is one of the many schools across the country that implies a small army of diversity equity and inclusion officers. in theory, these people ought to be standing up for every minority that is under attack. but when jews are the people being threatened those officers are frighteningly silent. >> trace: yeah, he says, asra, or they said from the river to the sea they shouted in their chants. no consequences to them. he says kill hamas, he gets banned from campus. >> yeah. what is happening right now is that there is an inversion that is happening. and those that are actually on the side of sanctity, of peace, are being silenced, and terrorism is allowed to prevail.

what i have right here are just some of the signs that i've picked up. i wear this actual hoodie for the israel defense forces and my newspaper jacket to these marches with signs like this, resistance is justified when people are occupied. who is it? it's the far right in our muslim community the religious right. and who are they connected with? folks like the world workers party, right, from the river to the sea. it is an ideology of the religious right in islam with the far left in the united states that's creating all of this inferno that we're seeing now. >> trace: i've got about 30 seconds angela, wrap us up on your thoughts on what asra is talking about there. >> she is 100 hundred % correct. if i can take you back to the story with the mob riot. the seal of that high school is equity integrity of respect. and if you want the last two you cannot have the first one.

we are seeing in the real time the toxic effects of equity ideology and it needs to stop. >> trace: angela morabito, asra nomani, great to have you on as always thank you both >> grand new tonight we have video of a train load down with a mass of migrants, loaded down with a mass of migrants in central mexico making its way towards texas and there is also an unusual pause of social media information coming from the busiest sector along our southern border. bill melugin is live with the details on that. bill good evening. >> reporter: trace good evening to you. so right now we have two border patrol sec tours completely overrun with illegal crossings, the del rio sector which includes eagle pass and arizona's tucson sector both getting over 2,000 illegal crossings per day recently. this is what's hiding toward eagle pass right now you just referenced brad new video from earlier today showing a train with massive migrants on the top as they leave central mexico heading toward the border.

it will go to monterey and then to the mexican city directly across the river from eagle pass. speaking of eagle pass that city has been inopportune dated with max illegal crossings. in recent days this is video from sunday that led cbp to announce today it is temporarily stopping vehicle stopping in a port of entry, one of the bridges, in order to reassign cbp officers to help overwhelmed border patrol agents. texas congressman tony gonzalez reacteded saying welcome to year three of the biden border crisis where us citizens who lawfully cross over the bridge are punished while illegal allians under the brimming are rye warded. tucson arizona sector which just saw a record setting 15,000 illegal crossings in one week last week is so overwhelmed that they're now going dark on social media. the tucson sector border patrol chief tweeted yesterday in light of the ongoing migration surge all tucson sector border patrol

social media accounts will be temp rarely reduced to maximize our staffing in support of our current operational challenges. trace the tucson sector border patrol chief clarified he needs every person in the field and taking an all hands on deck approach because of the mass illegal crossings they're dealing with. he said that's why they're having to pause their social media. but it's something we have never seen happen before during this border crisis. >> trace: we are not done with that story, bill melugin, bill, thank you. ♪ >> trace: well, because the fox news at night common sense department is also skeptical about the border patrol pausing its social media near the tucson sector, apparently it's co-incident al that while the sector at its highest number of weekly illegal crossings ever there is now a social media blackout. in other words, the illegal crossings will remain at record levels but key information about the crossings will be withheld. common sense thinks instead of misinformation or

disinformation, the biden administration is now opting for no information. in recent years, the border patrol has bigged for help in handling the flood of migrants, and now, the administration finally stepping up and offering absolute protocols from now on when border agents deal with migrants, they are prohibited from using the pronouns he, him, she, and her. and for added safety, mr., mrs., sir, and ma'am are also banned. so we might not know if a migrant is on the terror watch list but you can rest assured the migrants will not be misgendered and the dhs mum go goes on with agents they are not to disagree with a person's self identified gender. common sense finds it odd the people patrolling the border are to believe at face value the people illegally crossing the border. it would make for a great social media story if only. let's bring in former president

trump's dod chief of staff kash patel. kash great to have you on as always. the tucson sector of the border patrol talking about no longer sharing photos and updates on the border crisis. you know, i don't know what to call it. do you call it censorship? do you call it a clamp down? what's your thought on this, kash? >> reporter: great to be with you trace and just like everything else in this administration, corrupt practices, this is a coverup of the corruption. of the calamity. you led off your show talking about hostages by hamas in iran and the war over there. to me this is directly related to the actions that our enemy, iran, the ccp russia and the cartels and terrorists taking on our southern border exploded into ten million crossings into our country since biden took the presidency that's 250 thousand a month. now we're telling americans that we are going to shield them from the information to protect their front line communities in places like arizona because the biden administration has been caught with failed policies and they

have been caught with intentional decision-making process that has allowed rapists and terrorists to flood our streets. and now they're saying we're not going to give you any more of that information, congress must act immediately, subpoena mayorkas because this is a decision handed down from the top of the dhs secretary and we must find out why and who and what they are hiding. >> trace: speaking of the migrants illegal migrants overrunning the san diego airport, here's an oceanside city council member watch. >> the city is looking for the county to step up to provide actual resources sustainable resources that can help get us through this up surge in migrant drops. >> trace: there's no resources kash from new york to chicago to eagle pass, to san diego there's no resources. >> right and resources are a rarity and when the biden administration prioritized resources for creating paperwork to make sure illegal my grants

are labeled as he, she, it, they or we instead of labeling them illegal criminals and terrorists this is what happens. and then you deflect and allow the media to your security policy by saying we're going to put all the migrants in hotels and airports but we don't know who's paying for them. all along you're depleting the tax bundle that we utilize to protect our southern border in cases like iran russia and the ccp. when you have a scarcity of resources you only have one administration and one person to blame, it is joe biden because they have intentionally diverted resources to the miscomplication and the failure of defense of this nation. >> trace: only about 15 seconds left, kash, but i know you helped in the hostage rescue under president trump. i want your take on, very quickly, what is napping israel right now. what do you think? >> they are running a multi front campaign. joe biden is falling for it. he is paying for hostages. more will get taken and they are

utilizing their allies during this process like hezbollah and hamas together to join forces to run other lines of efforts and we are not seeing them and that is going to lead to greater tragedy greater war and more hostages. this is not how you govern a nation. >> trace: kash patel great to have you on as always, thank you sir. still to come for political junkies it is the most wonderful time of every four years this holiday season marking primary crunch time for the gop contenders. later in the nightcap what benefits do you expect from your employer? should they help support your work life balance? timing pools, yoga, gym, movie stars? let us know on social media, instagram and x at trace gallagher, a fox news at night trip across america, a live look downtown san francisco, then on to new orleans, louisiana. you can't see us live, tape us. we'll see you in five. there's challenges, and i love overcoming challenges.

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♪ >> trace: well, new polls show the republican presidential field gaining zero ground on president trump and with iowa just 49 days away it's crunch time for those hoping to stay in the race. bill melugin is live with more on that story bill. >> reporter: trace is really is crunch time for these gop presidential candidates we're closing out the year, the iowa caucuses are less than two months away and thee candidates are trying to get more face time with voters. start with nikki haley held a town hall in florida targeting governor ron desantis recently and top donors believe she has a chance to take down donald trump in the gop primaries at least according to the new york times. >> i have been underestimated in everything i've ever done. and it's a blessing, because it

makes me scrappy. >> reporter: meanwhile desantis has been going on offense against haley recently as well. the two of them scuffled at the last debate. he said this about haley on fox tonight. >> i think she's just fundamentally out of step with republican voters. i think she's relying on liberal media to prop her up. >> reporter: meanwhile former president donald trump attended south carolina's rivalry college football game where he was greeted with cheers and some boos as well, this over the weekend. he also slammed a top evangelical leaders who endorsed desantis calling him a, quote, scammer. as for vivek ramaswamy he spent the weekend campaigning in new hampshire. looking ahead the iowa caucuses set for january 15th really the first indicator we'll get as to whether or not any of these non-trump candidates can possibly notch an early win against him. we'll have to wait and see trace. >> trace: it is a big indicator and a big day. bill thank you.

let's brit in adjunct professor at loyola ethan bearman along with senior fellow attorney may mailman. thank you for coming on. i want to put this up because this is a republican strategist talking about iowa. iowans kick the tires on every candidate up until the last second. vivek enjoyed a moment in late summer and early fall not to say he can't get it back but right now it's down to two races, how much will trump win by and will desantis or haley come in second. fair assessment ethan? >> that is a reasonable assessments as far as iowa goes but let's not forget new hampshire where chris christie is still in the top three. that's going to be a unique one here to see if his role of maybe stepping out of the race will benefit haley. >> trace: yeah. on to this another iowa republican strategist says nicky talking about nikki haley has a lot of national momentum and is also making a run in iowa so i think this final phase will be

fascinating to watch and trump appears to understand he can't take iowa for granted. although, it's notable that he leads by a bunch. may, what do you think? >> i just don't buy the nikki haley momentum necessarily. obviously i see a sort of bump in the polls where she's getting to maybe 13%, maybe even with desantis. but the problem for nikki haley is that president trump has an 80% approval rating within the republican party, and nikki haley is sort of seen as disloyal to him. she said out loud she would not run if president trump was running and here she's running. so i just don't see her able to take away a true trump voter and if you're unable to take away a trump voter, you just can't win in a republican primary. >> trace: yeah. we're going to find out. these whole things, the iowa caucuses and then you move on, ethan, as you see you say to a

lot of different places with a lot of different flavors of people. i want to move to the other side because our own lucas tomlinson asked this of president biden on saturday. watch. >> trace: if you didn't get it, mr. president are you too old to run for reelection. he said that's stupid. stupid's a bad answer though ethan because he needs to come up with an answer, it's going to be asked again and again and again especially as you go through the next several months. >> it might get asked again and again and again, he doesn't have a reasonable primary challenger he's the presumptive nominee of course running for reelection and donald trump is 4% younger than president biden. so if we're going to talk about age and mental acuity it's a non-starter. from president biden has a very strong record to run on, everything from the inflation reduction act to the pact act. >> trace: that thing has been huge. >> it has actually and it's red states benefited the most

bringing manufacturing back to america. >> trace: listen, the numbers, i think, don't really bear that out ethan but i'm going to give you that. may his age is up his approval numbers are about half his age and it's going to keep coming up again and again. the approval numbers are part and parcel because of the whole age thing. your thoughts on this. >> yeah. so obviously it's embarrassing every time you see biden step out to give an interview because you never know what's going to come out of his mouth. you don't know if he's going to trip on the stage, trip on the stares, what's going to happen. i think that age is not the problem for biden because that assumes another democrat would be better and another democrat would not be better. the problem that america is facing is we have unchecked immigration, we have rampant inflation that is harming americans, we have crime in our cities, we have wars internationally because we do not project power. so i just think, yes, age is a

problem, he's too old to be president obviously not just in number but just his mental state. but the problem with biden is his policies and it is a problem that pervades the democrat party. >> trace: ethan five seconds i can give you. >> yeah, i mean, he is the best candidate both for the democrats and for the country as a whole. his performance actually shows it. >> trace: ethan bearman, may mailman, thank you both >> just ahead, a los angeles nike store becomes the latest sad example of organized retail thieves making off with thousands of dollars of merchandise >> and still ahead, we'll show you where the christmas spirit is already in full swing as one community goes all in on their festive holiday lights display. the day's best viral videos are next but first a live look tonight from earth cam, downtown cincinnati ohio. we are coming right back. ♪ [bell ringing] and doug says, “you can customize and save hundreds on car insurance with liberty mutual.”

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♪ >> trace: while a gang of flash mob thieves recently targeted a nike store here in los angeles and made off with thousands of dollars worth of merchandise, marianne rafferty shows us how it happened as the crime crisis rolls on. >> reporter: a scene that's all too common in la and other cities across the country a group of 17 people rushed into the nike store at a south la mall and began stuffing shoeboxes and clothing into trash bags while store workers and other customers looked on. in minutes they were running out the door with about $12,000 worth of merchandise. police are estimating the mafshgd suspects are between the ages of 15 and 21 years oldment four females and 13 mails. investigators say the group fled the scene in four different vehicles. and earlier this month, lapd chief michael moore touted the work his retail theft task force has done in making arrests and recovering property. looks like they have a little bit of work left to do trace. >> trace: indeed they do maryanne thank you. let's bring in criminal attorney

anthony hall along with attorney lexie rigden. thank you for coming on. lexy to you first the headline of the washington examiner reads the following la nike pill aged by flash mob going on to say the flash mob used their size and numbers to intimidate and instill fear onto to store employees to prevent them from taking the merchandise. it makes sense. there's no employee who's going to go against 17 teen-agers right? >> exactly. there's so many of these things that go on and they're put on line and it's unbelievable to me the comments that i read which are basically like well that store doesn't need the money anyway maybe they should stop overcharging. it's like today's youth have missed the point. this is a crime. it's illegal. it doesn't matter how big or popular the story is. the only people that this is good for are the defense attorneys because these kids who obviously come from not great homes, they're going to be repeat customers for defense attorneys. >> trace: and, you know,

anthony, the leaders of these retail gangs, they know the system very well. they bring in 16, 17 year old kids because even if they're picked up there's no consequences they're going to be back on the street and back on the job days later. it's hard to fight it. >> it is and considering the nature, $12,000 which is a lot in general, but when you have 17 people, misdemeanor charges at most, you know, no violence taking place. so yeah they're recruiting these young kids and basically using them as basically collateral to commit, you know, pretty offensive crimes in terms of taking things. and these flash mobs can be dangerous, at a certain point they can overtake someone, hurt someone. and i'm assuming there's going to be violence that's going to come at some point. >> trace: they find these kids and none are ever armed. they know the rules and how far to push this thing and they know exactly all this stuff is probably already sold before they even steal it right. >> absolutely. i've represented criminal defendants for 21 years. belief me they not, a lot of them in and out of the system

know the system so they're not going to go with in iing that can increase years or anything lying that. >> trace: meantime lexie i want to move on because we're talking about signer crime and it's amazing because guess who the leading culprits in cyber crimes, young people. teen cyber cartels, when world's most cyber criminals are minors, these young cyber criminals are hacking everything from a uk telecomes operator to the international space station. you know, you have young kids being recruited, kind of the same way as retail crime, they're being recruited by these people because they go in, they're good at hacking and they're very effective and the consequences are low. >> right. these are not your grandfather's crimes. i mean, these kids are being raised on tablets and devices and some of these people probably fancy themselves modern day robin hoods, essentially doing ethical hacking which is also an issue. this just goes to show that parents cannot leave their children cloistered in their

room on their device. when i was young we didn't have devices where i could sneak off. the computer was in my mother's roomen she was able to see what i was doing. so parents need to take that responsibility, because this is going to be happening more and more. there are even tutorials on line how to do this. so it's a real concern for the youth. >> trace: and anthony she brings up a good point because a lot of these kids believe this is a noble crime, this is a noble thing i'm doing because i'm going after those who are going after the little guy right? >> they set it up where they're modern day robin hoods. we hear so much in the liberal media about oh, you know, the corporations are taking everything so these kids now think they're robin hood and particularly if they get computer skills and can take things that way, it's amazing. >> trace: kind of goes full circle took because if they catch them which a lot of times they don't get caught lexy it becomes hey, they're 16, 17 years old, not a lot you can do

with a 16, 17 year old cyber criminal. i have about ten seconds toen i can't it up. >> with juvenile justice reform in some cases they're facing even fewer penalties so it's a real concern going forward. >> trace: lexie rigden, anthony halled, thank you both. >> thanks trace. >> trace: first up in tonight's viral videos, thanks giving is done and it's officially time to start decking the homes. and this community in utah went above and beyond. neighbors in the salt lake city suburb of magna got together for kind of a candy cane lane of sorts putting up all kinds of holiday lights and as you can see there, festive decorations. in indonesia a critically rhino gives birth at one of their parks, became the first captive born rhino to give birth to a male calf that can already stand up straight and is now learning to walk. >> it's a lot of fun and tell you what, as soon as that chute

falls it's just like amazing peace out there. just nice and calm. >> trace: before before that in shear terror. texas governor greg abbott shared his thrilling experience skydiving with 106 year old world war ii veteranal, a plane carried both of them over texas where they jumped out and got a bird's eye view of the lone star state. and this arctic animal caught knocking over a traffic marker on the side of a canadian road. poehler bears are known for waiting on the side of the road for it to freeze so they can spend the winner hunting through eyes. the one that captured the video said he looked board waiting for it to freeze added he's been knocking these polls down for days. and if you have a viral video share it with us at trace gallagher or fox news night on social media >> up next what do you expect of an employer when it comes to

maintaining your personal wellness. still time to weigh in. should it be yoga, swimming pool, maybe they get a massage for you every friday afternoon? trace gallagher, instagram, and x. the nightcap crew is next, but first a live look tonight from earth cam with the official snow man cam. this is in gaylord michigan where it is cold. we were -- we'll be back in >> notice those temperatures dropping, though. mile high city double nickels, st. louis 39, chicago below freezing, and then we do have that lake effect snow for western and upstate new york and that will be a problem early tomorrow morning. a reminder, you can download the fox weather app or stream fox weather from your favorite connected tv device.

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you know. of course everybody needs yoga at work. so should your employer give you a gym membership, may mailman who's new to the nightcap, what do you think? do you think you just get a gym membership or some yoga time. >> well they ask for it but they don't use it. when i go to the gym at my place of employment, very fancy all the best equipment, there are zero people in there. there are people hiding in the bathroom but there is nobody using the gym. >> trace: we had a gym in new york when i was living back there and nobody went. people went for a while and you get tired of seeing your co-workers naked and you stop going. right? bill has a gym at every spot in the world. >> would i like it yes would i expect it no? you look good you feel good you feel good you work good, right? i wouldn't expect fox to provide us a gym though. i would like the government to maybe give us tax breaks for a gym membership, you're healthy less of a burden on the health system in the u.s. throw us a

bone. >> trace: marianne rafferty. >> i would rather have a weekly massage. >> trace: not asking too much, right? >> yeah. i think i would -- i don't know if i would use it if i had a gym membership or if there was a gym here i don't know if i would have time to use it. >> trace: but the massage i would use all the time. >> i would find the time. >> trace: asra nomani, gym membership yoga, maybe a massage. what are your thoughts? >> oh my gosh i love it all. how about this for a really radical idea. how about we just be satisfied with getting a paycheck. wow, isn't that crazy? yeah, we go to work and we get paid for it? isn't that fantastic. i mean, i read the survey, there's everything from a swimming pool that people want to, you know, oh, wow, vague days, who doesn't want all that but i think we should be grateful we have the jobs we want and serve humanity and do a great job. >> trace: angela final thoughts. >> no one's entitled to have their employer cover their gym

membership but i think elwood said it best in legally blind i'm paraphrasing but she said exercise give you endorphins endorphins make you happy, happy people are productive workers so i go for it. >> x yes 17%, instagram yes 25%. most of you are like you're not getting that. shea says employers are not responsible for your well-being or your physical issues. you are in capitol letters. james friedman, i've had employers that if you worked there you got a discount on a ymca membership but they didn't pay for that it benefited both parties, i'm okay with that and michael says employers only need to provide the means for their employers to be able to pay for a gym membership or maybe a double quarter pounder and a large fry. that you all for joining the nightcap, everybody appreciate that. and thank you for watching america's late news fox news att night.al i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. see you back here tomorrow. i was going to be a vet. once alexandra called me to let me know

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