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ahead for alejandro mayorkas. >> every hotel room in denver is full, we are at 5000 people. >> carley: check out this video of 11-year-old girl safe this morning after terrifying footage shows her escaping an attempted kidnapper. final hour of "fox and friends" starts now. >> steve: all right, fokd, president biden is going to visit east palestine, ohio on first year anniversary after that train derailment forced people from their homes and people wondered if it were safe

to be there. >> brian: never seen a reporter more prepared than peter doocy. peter, it is finally going to happen. >> peter: we were told by biden officials this president does not consult polls or what is popular when making policy decisionings. it is touch to understand what could be motivating this trip after a year of ignorie residen requests to come by. >> government needs to send in professionals that can teach us and let us know what we're going to deal with and plan for our future. >> their definitely is frustration and i would say rightfully so. he should be handcuffed, he's done nothing here. what would it take to visit ohio?

>> peter: a decision was made after the train derailment to burn the contents of fire cars filled with toxic material. the residents returned and epa, told them it was safe. we've been told that a trip by the president to ohio was too much. >> the president said over the long weekend, he hasn't had the opportunity to go to east palestine. >> the president will go to east palestine. >> peter: he was not on a break in lake tahoe. >> the president will go to east palestine, he's committed to.

>> peter: it's felt for months the white house moved on and trip was never going to happen. the mayor of east palestine told our team earlier this month in january, he doesn't know what president biden would do and it is preference to visit on book tour in 2025. there is going to be a resident joining the show 15 minutes from now. >> brian: what is this book about, peter? >> peter: the book would be about his time in office. >> carley: tongue and cheek comment. >> steve: the person coming up shortly will say it is because it is an electric year. could the president bring more money to east palestine? >> peter: it is possible and

bring attention to folks there who have lost money and are not confident soil and water is clean. seems the air has cleaned out, they have so many other questions. when the president goes it raises awareness. presidents go to environmental disasters, human tragedies, weather disasters, this one took so long. >> brian: and he loves trains. >> carley: amtrak joe. and a company gave money but not all of them got it. some small business owners can't go back to their livelihood. >> brian: another fox news alert. house homeland security council

advancing articles of impeachment overnight. >> secretary mayorkas actions have forced our hand. we cannot allow fentanyl to come across the border and criminals to come across undeterred. we went allow him to remain in office. >> any shortcomings mayorkas may have is your faults, he is asking to have more border agents and resources. his limitations are caused by you. >> carley: secretary mayorkas is responding, calling allegations bas baseless. next step is vote on the house floor. >> steve: migrants are arrested after attacking police officers

near time square. five arrested and four released without bail. hurt a cop and walk free. >> brian: two officers were trying to break up a rowdy crowd. while arresting one man, everybody jumped in and kicked and punched at the officers. only a handful were there, little backup. man hat abd.a.'s office is investigating. they put their hoods on, hard to recognize them. is that okay? you don't like what a cop is saying, take a swing at them. >> steve: regarding the impeachment of mr. mayorkas, it moves to full house. problem for mike johnson is because of such a thin margin, he can only lose one or two republicans.

there are two republicans who are leaning to the no. mcclintock and buck. speaking of colorado -- >> carley: that is right, that is when you find lawrence jones, another democratic city facing the migrant crisis. good morning, lawrence. >> lawrence: residents in denver are telling me, they have problems in denver to begin with. they have a poverty issue and an issue with crime. when you have migrants coming in, overwhelming resources, they can't go to the emergency room because they are pushing residents away, they are filled with migrants. you have the school system, we had a teacher that talked about issues they are dealing with

there. why make this place a sanctuary city. we talked with the mayor and this is what he had to say. watch. >> every hotel room we have in the city of denver is full, 5000 people in shelter and more coming everyday. you can come and stay for a length of time, it can't be forever. >> lawrence: at what point, does your city reach its breaking point? >> our city is close to breaking point now. we've been talking to leaders in d.c. and around the counter about taking action here. we know what it takes to do this successfully, we need that help and things we need, federal dollars and work authorization and resources at the border. you can help process those asylum claims so folks can work. challenge we have, you have someone that will arrive in denver but their court date is

six years away. >> lawrence: the big question, are there any regrets being sa a sanctuary city? interesting stuff in that. >> brian: right. >> carley: certainly. >> brian: democrats forced to rationalize irrational policies. cities are falling apart because of their beliefs. we are wrong to sanctuary city. it is not fair to people who elected me, call it audible. they refuse to do it. they want more money. >> lawrence: they want more money and they want some type of federal solution to this. the problem is, you don't get to call yourself a sanctuary city and you say federal government come save me, they should have

put pressure on the biden administration to begin with and not be a sanctuary city. some argue they invited them here. >> brian: i would argue. >> steve: joe biden says something is being done in the senate. nobody seen it yet, could come out tomorrow, today, next week. >> carley: he says he will sign it if it passes. >> brian: not going anywhere. >> steve: lawrence, are those birds in the background, what is the noise? >> lawrence: they have been cawing all morning. i can't stand birds, especially those birds. >> steve: are they in one tree. >> lawrence: they are migrating back and forth, we think we are rid of them and they come back. >> brian: fly to florida. >> steve: let's see the tree.

>> carley: outside all show yesterday and today. >> brian: don't birds go south? >> lawrence: they are supposed to. >> brian: forget about the migrant crisis, the birds lost their sense of direction. >> steve: denver is a mile high, that is where birds go. >> carley: another story, developing in washington, sources say justice department is investigating cori bush over claims the democrat misused government funds for security. >> brian: the squad insists she is the victim. >> steve: griff jenkins has the story. >> griff: we're bird free. we have an investigation of that so-called squad member, facing federal serious investigation over alleged misuse of campaign funds.

the democrat spent $756,000, something she has long defended. >> i am going to make sure i have security, i have had threats on my life. put that money into social safety nets because we are trying to save lives. >> griff: this involves people in her personal circle, her now husband. when asking the congresswoman she cried right wing conspiracy. >> i have endured physical threats to my life, i am not entitled to personal protection by the house and have used campaign funds as permissible.

right wing organizations have lodged baseless complaints against me. that is not true. >> griff: bush acknowledged her husband was part of her security and provided services at or below market value. justice department refused to comment. >> carley: fox news alert, president biden will visit east palestine other ohio full year after the toxic train derailment devastated a community. >> steve: next guest says they see right through the election year visit, east palestine resident and business owner dj y yolkey joins us now. we have been talking to you throughout the last year. what scared folks there, they

burned 120,000 of vinyl chloride. joe biden will show up in a couple days. what do you think he'll say? >> i don't know. i don't know if he's going to be any more confused than we are why he is showing up a year later >> it has been frustrated, he is elected to lead the free world. we see everything he's doing across different countries, as american citizens, we understand there is nothing he's done for us other than say he'll be coming. well, the resilience of the american people kept east palestine moving forward and shoutout to everybody in east palestine that has been re resilient in this process.

>> carley: give us an update, what are things like? what will the president see next month? >> he will see the new normal, blue-collar americans that have to go to work. wake up, grab lunch box and hard hat and go to work. he will see empty buildings. we are out of our building. the thing you learn in sports and business, you have to adapt. we could not wait for joe biden to show up. we can't close and reopen. so many great businesses have been helped by the american people, that is who stepped up in our time of need. >> brian: you have issues trying to live your life separate from politics. i will get you involved in

politics. donald trump showed up right away and did it sincerely and no one told him to do it. joe biden waited a year and you have a senator up for reelection, brown, do you think it is more about the senate and presidential campaign than your people? >> no, i think it boilings down to american people have awakened to realize the leader did not show up to the greatest catest officeree of 2023. now polls will show president trump came to visit us. not to make it political, i will support any president or it is like rooting against your favorite team's quarterback to see the backup. we know what he's doing,

american people see it, now we have to visit east palestine to check it off. >> steve: we remember vividly at the time of the derailment, they drew the circle. a lot of businesses had to move, you were right at ground zero. peter doocy mentioned, a lot of people were trying to sell houses. if you are inside that one-mile zone, have those people thrown in their keys and said, i don't feel safe here, i can't sell my house, are they waiting for the government to come in and buy everything within the one mile? >> a lot of rumors were happening when this happened. tragic part, residents and

business owners had to make tough choices. frustrating part, the administration just stayed away and said, make it through. we have seen people we love and care about and have been foundational points of this town move away and not willingly, but because they didn't feel safe. that is the scary part, we don't know, there are unanswered questions and people can feel safe or not feel safe and it is up to them. there are people riding the fence, leaders and people we vote into office have not given any. >> carley: what kind of reception will the president get when he does visit? >> not good. it is a thing we welcome him.

he better, as he and his team come in, better have a wagon full of answers. >> brian: a check. >> good news for us, otherwise, why come and show your face if not to sway votes and get back in office. >> brian: you don't need a hug, you need help. can you host your own basketball and football games? for a while, teams were not showing up. >> you are right, they were not showing up, we have a great administration and other districts stepped in. our superintendent and athletic director have been phenomenal. we will support you and we're back to normal on that front. sports is so important. it is funny to us that dan

campbell for not kicking a field goal, gets more hate thrown at him than joe biden for not visiting one of the biggest disasters in 2023. >> brian: thank you. we'll check in afterwards. >> carley: today big tech ceos grilled over child safety on platforms. >> steve: one mother who lost her son from cyber bullying will join us next.

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home, we should honor them and they are deserving of this much attention that my daughter has received. >> brian: hackers are targeting -- oil and natural gas pipeline and transportation system. and this story, home sur

surveillance showing a driver coming up to a little girl and chasing her. police arrested joseph ruis. a local police officer will join us to talk about it. downstairs to carley. >> carley: ceos will question the damaging effect of platforms on the country's youth in 2021. next guest mary rody lost riley when he took his own life after becoming a victim of sexual exploitation from cyber bullying on facebook. mary will be at the hearing today. i can't imagine what you went through and are still going through. your life changed forever. what happened to your son?

>> absolutely. thank you for having me. con condolences to those parents you just showed. it is painful to lose your most precious gift. i took him to have braces put on his teeth. we didn't go to school that day, i'm a teacher. i dropped riley off at his dads to go back a few hours later and see him in a body bag. what happened to riley took place on facebook messenger. he was sex-ploitted when an adult friended a group of boys

living in and around our area. riley, i think became a victim that day because we didn't go to school and he was on his phone. i let him get facebook because he wanted to buy a snowmobile on m marketplace, little did i know a child from across the world could send him material and get him to send it in return and then threaten him for money scaring him to deaths, as it does a child being exploited by an adult. >> carley: he felt he had no recourse. they asked for money and he didn't know what to do and he took his own life. the people were who targeted

riley were identified, were they prosecuted? >> absolutely not and i'm certain this continues to happen. they have not been stopped, there is nothing stopping them from continuing to come into our children's phones while we're in the kitchen making dinner and make these types of threats on them. i had the conversations with riley, we were open about talking about problems and things. i was afraid someone would come to riley through video games, i never thought something like this. riley was an impulsive 15-year-old boy driven to m madness, which we know can happen to children. loving way of a mother and it is so sad to see his beautiful face

and think about what could have been, but we love you are speaking out and being his voice. what do you want out of today? what is solution for this? >> the solution is action. i don't know how long we have to keep bringing same message to the same people. these platforms are responsible for the unsafe product they have in everyone's hands and i want action. action on the part of social media empire to use pbillions t protect kids. report being uncomfortable on social media platform as it is to love something on a social media platform. then i want real information shared about whether people get help they need when they do push

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>> steve: if you are just getting up, overnight house homeland security moved ahead on impeaching mayorkas on the handling of the border crisis. >> brian: places like denver struggle with the migrant surge.

>> carley: lawrence got an interview with the mayor. >> lawrence: having technical issues, but we're good. we've been reaching out to democratic mayorings and sanctuary cities. why are you a sanctuary city? why are you doing this? mayor of denver decided to do an interview and here is what he had to say, watch. >> you have a tough challenge now, 40,000 migrants, highest per capita any city in the country. >> we have successfully welcomed 40,000 migrants and we know what it takings to do this successfully and we need federal dollars but most important work

authorization and resources at the border to process asylum claims so folks can work. you have someone that will arrive in denver on asylum claim, court date is six years away and they have no ability to work and we have to support them. >> lawrence: the work authorization, are you concerned this will incentivize more people to come across the border. >> you have to do both parts together and enforce the policy. what is in this proposal and path to imagine that entry at the border. >> i heard from the woman who came a couple weeks ago, she was

from venezuela, what a police officer. she got her kids and walked 3000 miles to colorado. i would love nothing more than to hire her as a police officer in this city. >> lawrence: i don't doubt that story at all. >> this is why we're pushing hard for a federal solution. >> lawrence: i've been back and forth to denver, your folks are compassionate and very welcoming. i have never witnessed them so outraged. they are not anti-migrant, but feel migrants are being prioritized over them. you have 8000 migrants using er services and residents are being turned away. >> we have a humanitarian crisis

and fiscal crisis. we don't want to cut core services, we can't get help from the federal government on work authorization or resources. >> lawrence: february 5 is the day unless you and council extend it, looks like a cap of migrants that will be able to use the facility. what will happen then, they will be on the street? are you concerned about that? >> we've had a length of stay policy, individual adults, 14 days and families 37 days. we paused it during november and december. every hotel room in denver is full, we are at 5000 people in shelter. you can come and stay for a length of time, it can't be forever. >> lawrence: do you believe some

people on your side of the aisle and maybe you included, you are in support of sanctuary cities, share some responsibility in this cries? people came by invitation. >> it is clear we have a broken immigration system and both parties own that, we failed to come up with a solution. >> lawrence: you have been critical of governor greg abbott and bussing migrants here. seems like as someone covering the border for years, there was no attention on the crisis until he started to ship migrants to other cities. >> i understand why he is bussing them. his take is no one state should carry the entire weight. >> lawrence: do you agree with that? >> i think no one state should carry the weight, same way no one state or no three cities should carry it.

>> lawrence: you met with alejandro mayorkas on the 18th, he's being impeached. do you think he holds responsibility for what is happening at the border? >> i think he understands the crisis and he's laid out path we need here, he is one who said we need security at the border and ability to process claims quickly. >> lawrence: he said they have control of it, operational control of the border. >> we're seeing largest global migration and this is not just a united states phenomenon. he is saying, i need more resources at the border. i think you expect people to meet halfway, parties say here is a plan to control entry to

provide resources to cities and states struggling and to move forward. there is a path here and mayorkas is pushing for it and cornyn and lankford are working hard to get to that deal. >> lawrence: he did not say he regretted being a sanctuary city. he said he understands why governor abbott did what he did and no state should carry that burden. we will move to -- and ask michelle wu, to speak with us. >> steve: would be great to hear from her, just like that mayor, you let him say what he had to say and it is good for folks to hear. he is off to boston tomorrow where they are housing people at

the airport. terrifying moment for 11-year-old girl in arizona, sur surveillance video shows a man trying to kid nap her while she was walking to school. police arrested joseph ruis and charged him with kidnapping. he is being held on bond. maroney mendez, glendale police department joins us now. good to have you. so apparently, this 11-year-old girl has heard about stranger dangerer. she knew exactly what to do. you are corrects, she's been taughts and instructed well on what to do to protect her life and ultimately escape this attempted kidnapping.

>> steve: this same guy lives in her apartment complex. i don't know whether he knew her or i know he had a run-in with her earlier in the day, right? >> that is correct. she was leaving her home and has to go down a flight of stairs. she had seen the same individual on the stairs. >> steve: the officers did a good job and went around and found this video and it pretty much supported the description of the car and clothes the guy was wearing, correct? >> that is correct. patrol did an amazing job, listening to the victim and asking the right questions. they canvassed the area and able to find a security member who had cameras.

what she described is what we viewed. >> steve: he had seen her walking along and did a u-turn and went to pick her up. this person has a violent record, he stabbed his mom in the neck? >> yes, in 2013, he was charged with attempted first-degree murder and aggravated assault. >> steve: you have the video and her story. has he confessed, yeah, i did it and i did it because of this or that? >> based on our investigation, he has not provided information, we don't know his motives. >> steve: it looks terrible and hats off to her for screaming and yelling and got away. thank goodness she is okay. sir, thank you for joining us live. thank you. >> steve: fox news alert, one year after the train derailment

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we just learned president biden finally visiting east palestine, ohio a year after the train wreck devastated the community. one resident joined us 20 minutes ago. >> business owners of palestine had to make tough choices along the way. the administration didn't have to make those tough choices. they stayed away. foundational points of this town move away not because they wanted to but they didn't feel safe. the people we vote into office and we rely on and look to for answers haven't given us any. >> mike rowe, you spend most of your time with blue collar workers that live in east palestine. they feel abandoned. >> the feeling of being abandoned is not much different than being abandoned.

it is not different than without having hope. it is hard to know exactly where the line is drawn anymore. when you look at stories like this your heart goes out. that was a -- first of all i can't believe it has been a year, just like that. but for me the bigger story is what's going on in the minds of the country, the american dream. recent study talked about something like 67% affirmatively believe it is dead. and when you look at this kind of thing and when you start to add up all the things, you know, people are really worried. i think they have good reason to be. but i also think there is reason to hope. >> brian: right. that alarmed you. you have to have a sense that you matter. people have a sense that the world revolves around washington, d.c., los angeles, and new york. not if you travel to these places. people that watch fox don't -- aren't really in the major cities that produce the tv shows and movies but when i do a book

tour and have a chance to travel around i would never go to those places. i go to the ohios of the world and the people that keep america going. >> and they have stories hopeful for the country. my foundation right now is trying to focus on the opportunities that do exist that never get any press. these are opportunities that not only don't require four-year degree. they don't require training. these are a straight path to six figure jobs. there are thousands of them open right now. working on foundations of homes right now. giant shortage in this area. all you have to be willing to do is work. i'm not saying anybody is unwilling to work. i'm saying that if we see those opportunities for what they are, they feel a lot like hope. as we already established the feeling of hope is no different than hope. >> brian: the one thing that was grounding for me. all me and my friends did

between college and high school is do jobs nobody else wanted, cleaning up in the mall, pushing carts. you don't have to do that and you go to college and you think you will walk right to a high paying white collar job you have no sense of perspective. >> nothing is at it seems with higher education right now. it's confusing a lot of people and leading them to conclude things not true. recent study. people asked to rank the 50 things most important to them and then the 50 things they believe are most important to others. a four-year degree was number 47 out of 50. but on the other list it was three. we are laboring under the assumption that other people want stuff way more than they actually do. it is leading us to feel really crappy. that's unnecessary and wrong. >> brian: people should be educated on some high paying jobs. talk about this more on radio. wal-mart you worked your way up

through the system and manager, $4 hundred thousand. >> wal-mart, say what you want. eliminated the college degree requirement. company after company after company, if you have the logos and put them up and viewers would go oh my god. to make $4 hundred thousand without a college degree today is not a fiction or story, it is a fact and people should feel better about knowing that, at least. >> brian: mike rowe, when you come here, when can we see your show on fox business? >> i have no idea. it was on in the elevator just now. i was in the elevator coming here and it was on. it's on fox business and fantastic how america works. >> brian: a chance to talk to me more on radio. >> you invite me on for ten minutes and i stay for two hours. it is going to happen again? >> brian: an hour. thank you for watching. see you tomorrow on behalf of carley and steve. >> bill: good morning. coming up later this hour the most powerful people in the tech