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a non-starter in nevada. majority of republican primary voters last night checked the box for none of these candidates over nikki haley by more than two to one. former president trump was not on the ballot. on ward we roll. i'm bill hemmer in new york. >> dana: we're ready. you have to hold us back we're ready to go. i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." the nevada primary awards no delegates. haley had no direct competition in the primary. >> bill: the caucus is tomorrow night. is that clear as mud in nevada, same state. former president trump faces off against long shot candidate by the name of ryan binkley out of dallas, texas. >> dana: 26 delegates are up for grabs. the former president is heavily favored. more from las vegas. hi. >> yeah, a little bit of a lead. nikki haley did not campaign or spend any money in nevada and also been accusing the state gop

party of manipulating the system in favor of former president trump. in a statement from the campaign nikki haley's folks say even donald trump knows when you playpeny slots the house wins. we didn't bother to play a game rigged for trump. we're full steam ahead in south carolina and beyond. on truth social trump saying a bad night for nikki haley losing by almost 30 points in nevada to none of these candidates. watch, she will soon claim victory. trump was not on the primary ballot but will be in the gop caucus tomorrow where delegates are awarded. last month the former president told a las vegas crowd to ignore the primary. however, his supporters, who include the state gop chair and republican governor said they would vote for none of these candidates as a symbolic measure. a look once again just an overwhelming loss for haley. the reason for two gop contests this week, three years ago state democrats passed a law to move

from caucuses to primaries that allow mail in and early voting. the gop said it would only award delegates as a caucuses. they've trended in the former president's favor. in the democratic primary biden had a massive win. vice president kamala harris said nevada is a reflection of america and why our party decided the make it the second state in our nominating calendar. turn-outs levels validate nevada's decision to make it more convenient to cast a ballot. dana and bill, again tomorrow president trump will be here in nevada for a watch party for the gop caucus. stay tuned. >> dana: then the super bowl is going to be there as well. thanks, alicia. and cbp sources tell fox news there have now been more than 1 million migrant encounters at the southern border since the new fiscal year began on october 1st. that includes more than 6800 in the last 24 hours. border agents also encountered

nearly 20,000 chinese nationals. more than 160 dangerous gang members with tatoos like these photos. >> bill: we want to talk about this and more. good morning. two pieces of sound we want to play four. the first the president yesterday laying the blame on donald trump. i think you can make an argument now if immigration is not solved, which right now it doesn't seem like it is going to be, it will be a major issue come november. first the president on that, watch. >> president biden: every day between now and november the american people are going to know that the only reason the border is not secure is donald trump and his maga republican friends. >> bill: now some democrats moderates may buy that, rich, and then donald trump will come by and say look at my record on the border. when i was the commander-in-chief. >> yeah. so i think they'll get some mileage from this deal going down because republicans are

tanking it. there are good provisions in it. i wouldn't vote for it. not the worst thing in the world. luke at the last three years. february 22, 2021, biden repeals remain in mexico. he did it on his own volition. ends the safe third country agreements that got people to claim asylum there and it blew up the border. all of this is on him. not he was trying his hardest to secure the border and i need this bill. he shifted from doing nothing to secure the border to i need to shut it down. >> dana: democrats and biden got the headline they wanted and media will help them expand on it. >> absolutely. when you look at the numbers of the american people inform themselves on this. donald trump's final year in office 400,000 border encounters, last year 2023, 2.5 million. to rich's point any bill that doesn't have wall construction in it. doesn't have remain in mexico in

it and eviscerate catch and release it is a toothless bill. the bottom line is this will be to bill's point a number one issue in this election even more than the economy. >> bill: you put abortion in that category, too. we'll see how it goes. now to the other event from yesterday. president biden was talking about hamas and could not remember that terrorist group's name. >> president biden: there has been a response from the -- there has been a response from the opposition, but yes, i'm sorry, from hamas. >> bill: an assist from a reporter in the room, rich. >> it's painful to watch. they are running someone who is not capable of serving as president now, but certainly not for another four years. the whole strategy is based on

disqualifying trump. you need to be acceptable yourself. he was that in 2020 for enough voters to put him over the top. he is not that now. you look at the polling. does he have the acuteness and stamina to be president again? you have 75% super majority saying no. >> dana: i almost sneezed. almost never happens on air. thank you. peter doocy was asking karine jean-pierre about the president's mental fitness and look, i am not sympathetic at all. empathy to think what is she supposed to say. here is how she answered it. call for number four. >> i won't down that rabbit hole with you. >> what is the rabbit hole? he said -- you saw the president in vegas, california, seen him in south carolina, saw him in michigan. i will just leave it there. >> dana: what did the american people see? >> they see someone 3/4nb this,

use poll don't believe he has the mental or physical fitness now to be president? what will he look like in 2028? she knew this question was coming and the best she could come up with in defending his mental state is rabbit hole. i don't think that's a good way to defend your boss. >> dana: i'm just saying if i'm her and put myself in her shoes, i don't know without something more that the president himself gives me to say. because you can't argue with the fact that these are the images. these -- this is the video, the non-interviews he is doing. >> would you go with something like macron, mitterrand, he misspoke. it happens. >> dana: i didn't lie at the podium. i wouldn't have done it. i don't know. >> you were very good. >> what politician would turn away an opportunity to talk to millions of people in a super bowl interview that's generally good natured and might be some tough questions? why? >> dana: if you think it will be unfair. trump didn't do one or two of

them because he thought it would be biased. part of it is for me let the tradition go away and let the day be about football. if it will be like this back and forth and -- >> bill: or taylor swift. >> you care about football so much. >> dana: i do. >> bill: she knows sports. >> dana: i do. thanks for being here. >> the district attorneys may be bringing new charges but it is frustrating. it never should have happened and you don't put a hand on a police officer anywhere in the state of new york and get away with it. >> dana: new york governor kathy hochul slamming the migrants who assaulted nypd officers in times square last month. immigration authorities are tracking down other suspects who fled the state after their arrest and release. cb cotton has the latest. >> the nyp is working with federal immigration officials to see whether four of the migrants believed to have left town are indeed -- were indeed arrested on a bus heading to phoenix.

ice telling fox quote, in a statement the subjects were believed to be fleeing the state of new york from their suspected involvement in a coordinated assault on multiple new york city police department officers. the only suspect who is being held on bail in new york in this case brito is set to be arraigned next month when the charges for his alleged role in the assault will be unsealed. he had a brief court appearance yesterday for two prior cases. after his client pleaded not guilty. yesterday new york city mayor adams defended manhattan d.a. alvin bragg when pressed about his decision making in this case. >> they determined how they will prosecute crimes and which crimes they'll prosecute. they have been real partners in this pursuit of making our city safe and i think they will continue to do that. >> new york republican lawmakers have penned this letter to kathy

hochul calling for bragg to be removed saying bragg's handling of this assault must be the quote final straw in adding, quote, the public safety of new yorkers is clearly at risk. so the "new york post" reports nypd has picked up another man, seen in video of the times square attack but not charged with assault since he is not seen actively attacking the police in the video. we're working to confirm. back to you. >> dana: thank you for the update. >> bill: new details now on this migrant moped gang attacking folks in new york city. the nypd says the group used a hacker to breach the bank accounts and then they would use that money that buy goods at home depot or transfers overseas. some have busted on monday. authorities in long island say a palestinian migrant who arrived from mexico stole a pro-israeli

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>> bill: now the price of car insurance getting a lot more expensive. premiums up 26% over the past year. the average about $2,500 per year, 212 a month. that's according to a new report by bank rate. louisiana has the highest average insurance price. did not know that. more than 3600 a year. massachusetts has the lowest at just under 1700 per year. increase in carjackings in some cities also driving up the cost. as that story continues, watch the insurance rates as we move on. 18 past now. >> dana: a deadly storm ravaging california triggering hundreds of mudslides. downtown los angeles was hit with seven inches of rain in two days. max gordon is live in l.a. with more. hi, max. >> good morning. we're in a neighborhood called

beverly glen. a hilly, steep neighborhood. the hills are simply so soaked with water that they are giving way. we're on the scene of o1145 mudslides. more than have measured more than a foot of rain. you can hear it and see it on the ground. there is still water flowing down this hillside even though the rain hasn't been falling for the past couple of hours. there have been 50 motorists needed to be rescued by firefighters in los angeles. 400 trees and branches have gone down in the storm. unfortunately this has been a deadly storm for california. at least five people confirmed dead. some of them killed by falling trees. another person killed in the tijuana river trying to cross into the united states from mexico. power outages have also been widespread. at its peak around a million customers were without power.

things have drastically improved especially in northern california where the bulk of the power outages. we look at 70,000 without power now. down in southern california things are improving, though there is still that risk of mudslides. evacuation orders have been lifted in ventura and santa barbara counties and l.a. county. again, the mudslide risk remains with the soil simply so saturated. back to you. >> dana: max gordon, thank you. >> bill: a lot more to come, too, precipitation is in the air. home on the range where the cattle herds are shrinking. the shortage of cows making the cost of burger and steaks more expensive. kelly from fox business is live at a family-owned farm in illinois. >> we're right in the middle of it here. i am with allen adams. an illinois cattle farmer who will talk to us about the usda report that revealed 2% of the inventory nationwide has fallen

for cattle. talk to me about why this is. >> well, the biggest part of it has been the drought out west and certainly ranchers just haven't been able to maintain their herds and had to liquidate. the other part is they've had low returns over the years and there hasn't been a big incentive to keep their herds growing or at least at the rate that they were. >> we're talking about how prices are already high. you are telling me that there is also going to be more to come on this. what's the timeline we're looking at? >> at least for the next two years. even if ranchers decide today to increase the size of their herds, that decision won't be felt until another two years because of the time it takes for them to start the whole process, the reproduction process and bring them to places like here where we feed them out. that's about a two-year process. >> thank you, really appreciate it. we are going to send it back to

you. we have the cows around us. >> bill: you have a great day ahead of you, sandwich, illinois, a hour west of chicago. >> dana: senator elizabeth warren is blaming shrink flags for high prices at the grocery store and released this video. >> even toilet paper, these big corporations are shrinking how much they give us but they are charging the same amount or sometimes even more. >> harris: president biden took aim at stores for ripping people off. he cites price gouging and shrink inflation as the blame game continues. they claim price gouging all the time. the attorney general doesn't bring any cases. is it real? >> bill: easy to point fingers. hand me a beer. >> dana: yeah. >> bill: get the reference? >> dana: would you like a beer? >> bill: would you like a beer? >> dana: it's hold my banana.

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ever a jury gives a guilty verdict for a mother of a school shooter. we have the follow up on this trial today. >> good morning to you, bill. this is a groundbreaking verdict and set a precedent in holding parents responsible for the actions of their children in cases of mass shootings. the mother was found guilty on four counts of involuntary manslaughter after prosecutors said she ignored some pictures he drew and wrote help me and blood everywhere. on november 30th, 2021, jennifer and her husband, james, were summoned to ox ford high school in michigan after staff found ethan's drawings. they were asked to take their son home and advised they could get same day mental healthcare

services. they said they couldn't take ethan because they both needed to go back to work. hours later, ethan shot dead four of when his classmates and wounded seven others. jennifer's attorneys had earring ofd she couldn't possibly have foreseen the violence her son would turn to and holding her responsible would set a dangerous precedent for parents everywhere. prosecutors argued text messages between the mother and son showed she could and should have taken action when her son made clear his mental struggles and they argued she was more interested in her two horses and her extramarital affair than she was in her son's well-being. a point emphasized by a parent of one of ethan's victims. >> he wouldn't have had to go through any others if you had just done your job as a parent. you can't foresee certain things like this and you don't really

know -- i don't know. i'm not the hyper vigilant dad but you have to adhere to the warning signs from your children. >> she faces 15 years in prison on each of the four counts of involuntary manslaughter. her husband, ethan's father, james, will go on trial next month facing the same four charges, bill. >> bill: not over. jonathan hunt in l.a. thank you. >> we have both a humanitarian crisis and now a fiscal crisis. we're a welcoming city and we don't want to have a mom and 2-year-old sleeping on the street in a tent in ten degree weather and that's what happens when folks arrive in a t-shirt and sand always and no support. >> dana: he warns the city is at a breaking point in denver struggling to house migrants. officials expect hundreds of families will get booted from

shelters because the money is maxed out. ross, 800 migrant families will be kicked out of denver shelters and i no he the mayor feels like the city is at a breaking point. what happens after a breaking point? >> that's a darn good question. so folks understand kicking people out of shelters. the mayor had this policy where you could be in for two weeks as a single person and about five weeks if you were a family. they paused it for a while. now they are just restarting that. it's not exactly new but people are getting kicked out. dana, here is where i think the problem is. we have the giant electro magnet in denver. we keep telling people you are welcome and give you free housing and food and try to find you a job and then the mayor seems to wonder why we get so many people rather than just turning off the power to the magnet. but getting to your point, one of the things that will happen starting to happen a little bit

is they will try to push these migrants out to the suburbs and other cities which some will say yes but many like colorado springs will say no thank you. >> dana: a statement from the city of denver, as of monday denver has supported 38,380 migrants from the southern border at a cost of more than $42 million. in addition to that the mayor said denver council approved a contract for up to $25 million to house immigrants. i'm curious how other people -- you have a talk radio show and a lot of people calling in. from there i know that people have big hearts but are they getting to a point where they maybe feel like something tougher has to happen in this regard? i don't know what that looks like. i don't know if pushing them to the suburbs will help if a lot of these people end up being homeless. they continue have work permits. if you offer them work permits as you said more are going to

come. >> right. look, i think that what we're going to end up seeing is private charities having to jump in more. but right now the situation is a mess. you talked about some of these numbers. i will share one other with you. denver is talking about potentially having to spend 180 million and to put it in context ten to 15% of the city's entire budget for the upcoming year to take care of these illegal aliens. even good-hearted folks of colorado and denver, democrats are saying -- you are seeing it in other cities, too. you talked about what is going on in chicago and new york, and, you know, liberal democrats who have supported these policies are seeing that these policies can have some negative ramifications. i don't know whether it will change how they vote, though. >> dana: well, they will have a chance. it is not for another nine months. ross, great to have you here. thank you. >> thanks for having me.

>> bill: we got breaking news right now out of southern california. this is being reported by our fox station out of san diego. the u.s. marine corp said to be searching for a missing helicopter with five marines on board. it disappeared while flying from a base near las vegas to one in the san diego area. it's dated february 6th, which would have been yesterday, obviously. the third marine aircraft wing now coordinating search efforts with the sheriffs county department out of san diego and the civil air patrol and we'll get you updated information. it's breaking right now according to kswb out of san diego. so hang on for more as we get it here inside of "america's newsroom." >> dana reads sports. >> dana: this is cute. a funny little mix-up on sports radio when two hosts find out they booked the wrong randy

moss. >> i wonder how many people have this randy moss booked thinking they will get number 84? >> we're not the only one. this is disappointing. when he said he is a huge horse racing guy i thought oh oh. red flag. [laughter] he goes please tell me this is a joke. nope, there is a white randy moss. >> dana: one randy moss is a wide receiver who spent 14 seasons in the nfl. the other randy moss is a horse racing analyst for nbc and thought he got booked for a great gig to be on the radio show. >> bill: how about that, boomer? boomer watches this and will appreciate that. they had them both on speed dial apparently, right? speculation out of london on william and harry as their father, king charles, begins treatment for cancer. a surprise sighting shared by the palace and share it with you in a moment. bud light is trying to win back some business. will it happen after the

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>> bill: a brief visit with his father, king charles. he will not meet with his brother, william. you would assume the tensions are still there after the king's cancer diagnosis, greg palkot is live from london today. >> it seems that not even their

father's illness is enough to bring these feuding royal brothers back together again. king charles iii is recuperating at his country residence after getting that cancer diagnosis, he will come back to london once a week for treatment and other business. the matter so important it prompted prince harry to fly from california on his own to see his father. the meeting yesterday was said to have lasted about a half hour. and then reports are he overnighted at a london hotel. he, his wife megan and kids have been kicked out of the royal residence on the windsor castle ground. william and harry haven't been on speaking terms, that did not happen aides close to william had said there was nothing in his calendar. william has a few excuses. one of the royals picking up the slack for his father who won't conduct public duties for the future. he presided at a ceremony today

and another event tonight and also looking after his kids and wife kate as she recovers from her abdominal surgery last month. prince harry has been spotted at the heathrow airport on his way back home to california as royal watchers hoped this family crisis could smooth the friction between william and harry, seems to be flying away. >> bill: we'll check arrivals at lax real soon. >> dana: bud light trying to make a comeback after their partnership with dylan mulvaney. president trump is support of the light beer a calling it is mistake of epic proportions but the company paid the price and suggests it deserves a second chance. taylor rigs and brian brenberg are here.

a t cost of a 30 second advertisement during the super bowl is $7 million. bud light sales are down 30%. >> it's when every eyeball is on the sport and it is live. people aren't fast forwarding through the commercials and why they are able to charge so much. this is the one time of the year when people are so interested. for bud light what i will say i'm a believer in capitalism. i believe that consumers have the choice to boycott a brand. they also have the choice to go back to a brand if they wish. the numbers are all based on just sort of what consumers want and that's what i love about this society. >> bill: bud light was number one. they aren't now. it is modello? they are number one now out of mexico. in march of last year, the owner of bud market cap was 134 billion. down 30%.

>> i will say this. i believe in the possibility of redemption. we've seen brands do it before. chipotle is at record highs now. volkswagen same thing. you have to believe in the possibility of backfire. the problem with bud light here is they've tried to not say i'm sorry but say i will go back to who we were and it didn't work. i'm looking at these ads now wondering is this going to sort of be the come on back? they look like fun ads. i think this issue is more than fun and it is more than product safety. it is an identity things. i don't know if these ads solve them. >> dana: you might be people put it behind them. with this year's super bowl spot we want to deliver classic bud light humeor and by bringing them closer to top talent that span our other fan centered

platforms across sports and music. remember the frogs? >> the latest commercial when they tried to do the redemption tour with the horses running through the field and trying to appeal to that traditional consumer. i guess we'll see if it works and we'll get numbers from them in the quarterly earnings and see if any of this turns around. >> bill: one of you see any connection with the former president going public with this before the super bowl to give them a bit of a push? >> i appreciate that he is saying you can turn the page and do something new. i like redemption. i don't know if he is right. i don't know if people buy it but that's the kind of spirit that makes capitalism and america work. it doesn't mean you are owed forgiveness but you have the chance to turn. maybe bud light can do that. >> dana: they have laid off a bunch of workers at the time. outside of the super bowl ad, the company has some bad will. >> we were talking earlier about

the chief marketing officer announced in november that she was going to be leaving at the end of the year. getting a lot of backlash if that was the partnership with dylan mulvaney. was it a an endorsement. you have see some fallout in the company. a lot of analysts say molson coors is the big winner. it could continue to play out. >> bill: it is a bit of a crap shoot with the super bowl ads. some come out of nowhere and it wasn't planned. we got a spot. let's grab it. >> a little bit of time. a lot of money. you better get it right. big bet. >> dana: really percy should have been in that ad. >> oh. >> bill: no debate. no debate that stella on tap is preferred. i know bottles or cans.

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>> it's just unbelievable. they have the courage to do this.

>> dana: when it comes to the rampant crime crisis law abiding citizens do whatever they can to protect themselves. workers at an oakland pizza shop had to fend off a fourth robbery attempt in a month with a hammer and throwing a recycling bin at the crook. the suspect was later arrested and again with these staff people, these employees of these small businesses are having to go through is really unbelievable and that was in oakland, california. terrible. >> bill: investigators now pinpointing a serious flaw in the alaska airlines flight that suffered the blow out. the faulty door panel on the boeing 737 max was missing four critical bolts when it left the factory. ed pearson is a whistleblower used to work as a senior factory manager for the boeing 3737. whatever final conclusions are reached boeing is accountable

for what happened. an event like this must not happen on an airplane that leaves our factory. we must do better with our customers and passengers. ceo has been public in saying it's on us. it's our fault. i just don't get it how such a critical piece of a plane can leave the factory not in tact like that >> it's inexcusable. when the ceo says the accountability rests with us stating the obvious. unfortunately what we're seeing is more of this accountability is transferring to the passengers and crew. i read the ntsb report myself and i just -- there is a glaring omission in the reports, i have to tell you. there is no -- still looking for the paperwork supposedly that authorized the rework that was done in the factory. that paperwork should be immediately available. it is push a button and that paperwork should come out of the computer. i don't understand why the ntsb still doesn't have that

information. >> bill: take us inside the factory. what you describe is the pressure the employees are under. what's that all about? >> well, the employees are under tremendous pressure. they all have to do certain jobs every day and if everything is perfect, the parts come in, they have good supervision and good quality control, they do amazing work. what we've seen more and more is they've just been basically on fire just trying to get planes out the door. the pressure is deliveries. that's where the focus is, not on the quality of the product. we've seen this plane already have at least 20 serious production quality defects and lots of reports of incidents in service. our foundation just announced that we are recommending the planes be grounded. this is serious. ist is not just the bolts, the whole production system is unstable. >> the faa administrator

yesterday. >> can you speak to the level of confidence once again today in the faa approved inspection steps for the 737 max door plug? >> it was a thorough inspection process and the mechanical fix to that defect we have a high level of confidence that takes care of the problem. >> so you would fly on the 737 nine max? >> yes, i would. >> i know mr. whitaker is the new faa administrator and listening to the staff too much. those planes are not safe in our opinion. proof of that in the incident reports we're seeing. the company is still questioning engineering exemptions for flight safety related systems that should have been done years ago. i think unfortunately mr. whitaker is being told everything is fine but i think if he gets out in the factory and his people spend time there and again they have been absent. they aren't there. just a couple of people in the giant facility. they deployed 20 people but this

is not about nuts and bolts. this is about production quality problems. >> bill: they have been there just not in great numbers. >> this is a gigantic facility. i can't emphasize this enough. several thousand people, 30 different stations in the facility. for them to have i think just a handful of employees, less than ten. it is really completely inadequate to monitor the operations of the facility. they shouldn't be surprised we're having these problems. this is also unfortunately reminiscent of what we saw after the two crashes, the ntsb did not investigate the manufacturing and these reports that are coming out where they can't go back and find these production records. again, completely inexcusable it is a month after the accident and they can't find these things. these things are readily available for employees. i'm befuddled by that. >> bill: thank you for your time. look, a lot of people don't check what kind of plane they are flying when they show up at the airport. they get on board the plane.

i know you are conscienceous about it for you and your family. we'll have you back. >> dana: actress is suing disney. she claims she was fired from her role in the "star wars" show for expressing her conservative political views. >> what i learned if this can happen to me, it can happen to anyone. you know, eventually you have a line and when that line gets crossed you just have to say enough. enough is enough. >> dana: okay. >> bill: it's intriguing about this. elon musk said he will pay for all these cases. he has your back if you were censored on x. >> dana: i bet he follows through. scathing new allegations orr whelan censorship by the biden