ward, celebrating the unsung hero. >> those who make our country great. >> are you ready?welcome to first offer fox nation patriot awards. ♪ >> welcome your host, pete hegseth. hello fox nation. my goodness. god bless america. hello my fellow patriots. welcome -- yes! we can say that here, welcome to very first "fox nation" patriot award. my name is pete hegseth, i will be your host for the next hour, i just walked red carpet, normally they ask the question who are you wearing. well they did not ask me that question, i will tell them. i'm telling you this award show will be unlike anything you have seen. and we could not be more excited to bring it is you live from beautiful theater here in st. petersburg, florida. wow. they call is st. pete's right, a nickname nobody has given me, ever. now, now here is the deal, hollywood has their award shows, right. self important -- they got a lot of them. [ booing. booin boo ] ] big trophies to actors. who play heroes on tv. tonight 467 -- we honor the real heroes. [applause] this is the oscars of what really matters. tonight we're h

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she will bring forth a group of women that have an unheard story, of unsung heroes that played an important role in american history. i'm pleased to introduce path lock. >> good morning everyone. >> good morning! >> and now i have a lot of friends at the naval academy, but i am not the first african woman to graduate from the naval academy, on the first african american woman to graduate from the military academy, so i want to have that as an admin correction. so, with that, i would like to say that i am honored to be in the presence of this history. i remember reading about these ladies 40 years ago in a department of defense publication, and noticing everything that they went through, to open the doors for people like me. so, with that, i know we have very limited time here, so i would like to make sure that i give them a chance to tell their story. i would like to start out with just a general question, and anyone that would like to respond, please do so. i would like to hear from everyone, but as you see fit, you can answer the question. so, i would just like to know, from that experien

but behind them, we found the unsung heroes of the impeachment hearingsment unsung but not unseen.course about the background people. the other guys of politics. those poor, unwitting souls occupying the margins of these historic proceedings. imprisonedly happenstance and the unforgiving rectangle of a view finder. hour after excruciating hour. you think it's easy? then try this. sit in your chair with a blank expression on your face doing absolutely nothing for 60 seconds. then do that another 400 times because that is the peripheral purgatory that is being a congressional hearing background person. now, sure, people have had their weak moments every now and then. we spotted one swigging her coffee like it was the very last drop she would ever have. then there was this guy whose eyebrows were clearly so over this. but come on. these people are only human and humans can suffer only so much bureaucracy. so i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks and shine the spotlight where it really belongs. the background. and to thank these patriotic americans for doing everythin

the accused high school shooter and unsung heroes. >> the sisters who put emergency kits in every classroom. >> it may have saved this kid's life. >>> then, i'm watching you. >> president trump's real time twitter attack. >> it is very intimidating. >>> and -- >> whoa. >> is it a crime? reaction from o.j. simpson. >> i'm just saying. >> and what dr. oz is saying about the brutal blow to the head. >> it could have killed him. >> plus, the 8-year-old boy working at popeye's. are they really that understaffed. >> it looked

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>> no one of the unsung heroes, lancon thompson. >> and the comeback story of the year as scott reese sits down with darren waller. >> all coming up at 11:30 on sports wrap. >>> still ahead at 11:00. sesame street is celebrating a major milestone. how the muppets are celebrating 50 years on the air. >>> first, foggy day across the bay area today. here is a stunning look at that fog rolling in over the golden gate bridge around 4:00 this afternoon. what an amazing sight. >> that is beautiful. >> never gets old. >> you are watching the you know when you're at ross and you realize it's time your sister stopped borrowing your sweaters? yeah! that's yes for less. stop stealing mine... never. holiday gifts everyone's sure to love at 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. at ross. yes for less. at 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. is your business still settling for slow internet? well time is money. switch to comcast business now and get a great deal when you get fast, reliable internet. with a 30-day money-back guarantee, installation when it works for you, and 24/7 cust

but one guide, kevi donas, gives a tour around the capital with a twist — it celebrates the unsung blacko challenge the perception of what it means to be french. take a look. kevi donas' tour around paris, with a twist. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello, there, i'm ben croucher. we'll start at tennis‘ world tour finals, where one of either roger federer or novak djokovic will miss out on a spot in the last four. federer picked up his first win by beating italy's matteo berrettini. he'll now have to beat djokovic in his final group game to progress. it's after the 16—time grand slam champion was beaten by another inspired showing from austria's dominic thiem in london. two days on from beating federer, thiem saw off djokovic in a final set tie—break to guarantee his spot in the last four with a game to spare. well, there's no andy murray in london — he's still finding his way back after a couple of injury hit years. he says he's optimistic about the future now after fears he might have to retire but says getting right to the top and winning the big tour

they're unsung heroes. now nike is designing a new sneaker just for them.t comes with a special more durable sole. it's also laceless and easier to slip on. nike says it found many nurses walk up to four miles during a single shift. >> we love the nurses. >>> coming soon, twinkies for breakfast. the cereal will lit grocery stores at the end of december. reactions are mixed. one critic citing a report this week saying 98% of children consume too much added sugar every day. debbie downer. others say bring on the nostalgia. >> you know they say twinkies last like forever. >> they do. >> do you think the cereal will too? >>> the cheating scandal in major league baseball expands. >>> but first he hear from the teenage pilot who survived this plane crash into an icy lake. how he survived. >>> and the controversial decision about transgender students and which locker rooms they can use. as a home instead caregiver, for everything that i give, i get so much in return. hearing all of stanley's stories about his home, and everything that he's learned over the years,

unsung suchi is expected to defend her country's military against allegations of genocide at the international court of justice the army is accused of targeting the nation's muslim ranger minority a documentary on our era sheds new light on the abuses and a warning that a solid binge of age report does contain some disturbing images. to nearly a 1000000 muslims live in the world's largest refugee camp in bangladesh as the international court of justice prepares to begin hearing allegations of genocide and forced deportation of the wringer a new documentary uncovers testimonies of abuse and the involvement of myanmar government officials. the prosecution has gone on for decades but since $27.00 teams hundreds or thousands of running or were forced to flee after the military accusing the rebels of terrorism. as early as 1966 the burmese military started to see the real hinge or as a problem. through the years myanmar's government has even set up special forces to deal with its ruling the minority british government. grew up these problems with muslims have existed since the british rule because

ruling now and there are filings by gambia and also by argentina against unsung suchi just time all these 3 together for us where you. yeah absolutely so it's been a very busy way to end in important way to those seeking accountability for balance in them are we now have these trade events mechanisms international legal mechanisms responding to the balanced so the international criminal court is focused on individual prosecutions it has a relatively narrow jurisdiction in this case the consequent tatton men want it because then with ashes on to the courts now mines once so called asparagus up crimes such as deprivation and prostitution sorry state. although it has left open the opportunity to look at our crimes but they're not so because partly in by what the standing is in this international court of justice the gambia has no ups and application to the international court of justice this was based on state responsibility so they're arguing that now my hands reached its obligations under the genocide convention and so as a state is responsible in that sense for approaching one's internati

five or six different awards, unsung hero award.patriot award and those in attendance and watching will warm your hearts when you see the reservoir for the love of country that's still out there and we'll be rocking the house. sold out, 2000 here. if you want to see it, you have to go to fox nation. >> bill: they join you in st. petersburg. >> tomorrow morning "fox & friends" will be right across the hallway. the theater is hosting their show live from here. a lot of the recipients on as well. myself and my nemesis ed henry might be on, too. >> sandra: a lot of them are hopping planes now heading down. >> they are en route. >> sandra: thank you, pete hegseth. >> bill: get the app for fox nation. >> sandra: brand-new testimony from the top insider at the state department. the official answering questions about ukraine as democrats push ahead with impeachment. a live update and analysis with martha maccallum as a brand-new hour rolls on. buying power of the dollar has dropped by over 31% - that means the dollar is only worth about 68¢

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if you look at employment numbers and rising wages, i think this is the unsung hero of the trump administrationa nerdy littlen promise that he was going to deregulate. that comes from him being a builder in new york city. he said when he campaigned he to regulations for everyone created. relation -- a 13-1 ratio. david: that's a good story. he will be emphasizing that as he speaks. will the next election be about that? he could have argued that in the midterms. they did not even push the economy very hard. >> we are in uncharted territory. we saw that in 2018, democrats sweep the house and in the special elections, areas where the economy is strong and unemployment is low, in some of these suburban areas, we have seen people go against the president and vote for democrats. the economy may not decide this race. david: president is approaching the podium. we are going to go to his remarks. we will go right now to president trump. : it's alwaysmp live. there was always somebody with a phone. ask a lot of politicians who are no longer in politics. incrediblehank your leadership with the club. it's

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let me take a moment and recognize another person who play recognizes a bit of an unsung hero. i remember you night after night after night, along with mike, the board, so many of you who are part of this and angels often come in three, as the charlie's angel movie tells us. there are three organizational angels that came together with their leaders. jamestown, led by mirna, thank you. saint-louis is led by -- our m.n.c. led by sam or wheeze and we have louise here from mehta. you came together in a way when i was frankly asked for those who are possible. it took a village. it took not just community leadership and nonprofit leadership, but it took a mayor and an oewd department the said, yes, we will put our money where our values are. thank you. thank you, mayor breed. it also takes the private sector i know we have representatives. thank you so much for a four and a half million dollar loan to be part of this. let me just say and conclude with three brief opera -- observations. it takes a village. it takes all of a sudden together. this is how it gets done. the second thing

we sat do the 49ers considered a unsung hoareo. >> 8-0. they have whole second half let's make it. >> it's amazing being part of the team. we are doing great things right now on the field. and you know, like personally i could say it feels great. . >> reporter: tell us about your path to go to duke there's a video out there. >> i once heard a great man say we have to hit him in the mouth. >> reporter: you firing up the team. you pretty vocal or still that vocal of a guy. >> yeah. man, on game day, i am a different type of person, man. you know. once you put the pads on and it's a foaling that takes over. >> reporter: you have both of your starting tackles that have been replaced by other guys. and you have not missed a beat. so, what is it about this group this offensive line group that has enabled you to do that. >> i think we know what happened with joe and mike. very unfortunate, but we had those guys that had the reps in camp that they are going against what could be the scariest defense in the leek. >> reporter: you feel your defense

a fascinating guy, one of the unsung heroes of the civil war, i think. in these several hours of fighting in the kornfield, there had been about 8000 casualties. corn field alone versus other major battle spewed -- battles. it is eclipsing other major battles of the war and this is only a few hours old. the sites were horrific. antietam was one of the first to be photographed before the dead were buried. the after action report noted was cutry stock of corn as closely as could have been done with a knife. a soldier in the hundred seven pennsylvania road to his parents noting that the cornfield looks like buckets of blood had been emptied after the battle. and essentially it would take several heavy rains to wash the stains away from the land. by about 9:00, there is another union wave entering the fray. another right-wing jab being sent into the battle, the second corps, men who had camped here the night before. was the mostrps experienced in george mcclellan's army. they crossed antietam creek come onto the field of battle, three different divisions, ab

joe fonzi sat down with the unsung hero for the 49ers. . >> hey, 8-0 they have whole second half let'ske this. >> it's amazing to be a part of the team woo.er doing great things right now on the field. and can i say it feels great. >> tell us about your path to go to duke there's a video out there. >> i once heard a great man say we have to hit him in the mouth. >> firing up the team you are vocal are you yo that vocal of a guy in. this setting. >> yeah. man. on game day ill i am a differentperson once you put the pads on the feel takes over. >> you have both your starting tackles that have been replaced by other guys and you have not missed a beat. so what is it about this groupthis offensive line group that has enabled you to do that? >> i think we know what happened with joe and mike you know. it was unfortunate. but, we had the guys that had the valuable reps in came camp and they are going against what could be the scariest defense in the league. >> you feel like your defense which is so good made all you guys better to play against the guys in practice. >> bosa run away train. >>

those animators are really the unsung hero.'s like just one person that works on elsa's braid. and then - >> jimmy: oh, really >> yeah. but, they also -- they have a lot of fun together. and when they show us the pre-vis, like the pre-visual, when i have to rerecord a scene or slide a line in or something, what they show us often has tricks in it like -- when we watch the pre-vis, first of all, we're nude, okay >> jimmy: no, that's not true. >> and we're bald, 100%. >> jimmy: you mean the cartoons, the cartoons are >> the cartoons are. >> jimmy: okay, thanks [ laughter ] >> oh, i'm not nude! [ laughter ] >> i've never done a cartoon, okay whatever you got to do, man. whatever you got to do to get into character, go for it. >> no, no. it's a disney film the characters are nude. >> jimmy: yeah >> this doesn't sound any better >> jimmy: no, it doesn't, yeah >> but there's like, there's just like white -- >> jimmy: there's no nudity in this movie at all, by the way. >> or grayish body parts no nudity. i'm in so much trouble at this

the unsung hero winner. this is the one we gave out, ainsley, steve, and i.hite, and blue. even down here to the cubes. everything was fox nation oriented because with fox nation comes red, white, and blue. meanwhile last night also had a chance to come here and sign books at the end. most importantly had a great chance to meet great people including stephanie freeman's parents. bought online didn't use any special pull to get in front. was able to sign some of those books and meet some great people and have a chance to see them face to face. there i am with something i never thought i would get, a guy gave me in two weeks he made a bust of me. which i didn't really have a chance to earn it but he made a bust in two weeks. is he a sculptor and veteran so i thought that was pretty cool. the other thing we have to tell you is this is the outside. now, if you are in the northeast, can't go out here, if you are in the northeast, this is called the son. that never goes out. this is what we are missing as we get ready for november, december and february. by the way

narrator: he is an unsung hero of the u.s. hostage crisis.e next 18 months in hiding, living in the basements of friends' homes, coming out only at night to find food and fresh air. in a more restrictive situation, were the 53 hostages, most of whom had been moved to a storage warehouse they called the mushroom inn. in this windowless environment, they were incarcerated for many months. >> when you are locked in there, it is like a bank vault. not only didn't you see the sun, but you were completely cut off from the world. it was quiet all the time. even the birds didn't sing. it was roaring silence. narrator: many hostages spent up to half a year here, two to a room under 24 hour surveillance. talking was forbidden. >> night time was when they switched off the lights and daytime was when they turned on the lights. that was day and that was night. and that was it. the only time we saw the sun was when we were taken outside for about 20 minutes to exercise, walk around, and it was just such a tremendous feeling to be able to not only see the o

those medical workers are unsung heroes and it's really cool that nike is doing that. >> i know for am watch us here. >> because they're up all night. >> they're up, they're in those patients' rooms. my mom was a nurse so i know about those nurses, shout-out to the nurses, appreciate you guys. >> if you're up and walking around, those shoes look really cool, scoop up some. >> my mom's a nurse too. >> jack's mom's a nurse. >>> a real-life version of iron man has shattered a record he just set a few years ago. >> britain's richard browning actually calls himself jetman. you can see why. he invented a jet suit, in 2017 managed to fly at 32 miles per hour. yesterday browning shattered that mark. his new and improved suit sped through the air at 85 miles per hour. browning says that's 7 miles per hour faster than he went while training. good, good for him, but -- what? >> that's a little scary. >> and over water. >> so the direction of the suit is controlled by body movement. i've always wanted to do something like that but i just -- >> what if you get a twitch? >> or a bird is coming righ

unsung heroes for sure. workforce issues, lack of tools of pools of people to hire and train in those kinds of things but i just want to thank all of you for being here and representing those groups. i do believe that preserving medicare is the priority and i do believe that we have to honor our promises to the american people and ensure that those that have worked their entire lives to earn those benefits are able to utilizes programs during their retirement years. it is also important that we strengthen those programs so that they are made available to future generations. i've been working with my colleagues and bipartisan solutions as well. to support older americans in the communities across this country and help them lead healthy and independent lives. some of these bills that i've worked on we really talked about heard about the rural access thoughts act, which would ensure patients of rural communities to see care from their local primary care provider and the home care for seniors act which would hel

. >> we both know, unsung heroes, the nurses. >>> but first, we have a lot of news to get to this morningrecord low temperatures. let's go back to alex perez there in chicago. good morning again, alex. >> reporter: hey, good morning robin. this winter weather creating a lot of problems not only on the roads but at the airports. this morning, at chicago o'hare airport, an an american airlines plane skidding off the runway. no one was injured, all 38 people onboard that flight were able to safely get off the plane. but this weather of course creating a lot of problems and here's the bad news, it's only going to continue to spread and impact most or much of the eastern part of the country in the days to come. george. >> the wind is really whistling out there. thank you. >>> we move to capitol hill where the first public impeachment hearings set for wednesday. the republicans have released a list of witnesses they want to hear from, hunter biden included. we want go the mary bruce in washington. good morning, mary. >> reporter: with these public hearings set to begin this week, this morning t

i believe education is the unsung hero in this debate. >> okay. >>. >> thank you for the question. one thing we have in the state department is to be full competitors with china and russia and others in emerging technology so we propose there is a cybersecurity in the emerging technologies bureau and that proposal has been sitting in congress for the last five months under review in the formal relations committee. if you can facilitate -- >> i don't share -- >> you might know some of the other senators there and engage in a real dialogue so we can set up technology dialogue bureau in developing the strategies of the future because we're not going have all of the solutions in the united states so we need to be equipped at the state department to be able to engage in future discussions with our key partners and part of that is resources and that is part of that is the tour, that we are a major part of the department's effort in the future of digital technologies and the other thing i just want to mention was we appreciate the financing that we get through the foreign assistance money

highlighting unsung heroes, service, sacrifice, the things they do in the community.ration of what fox naics really values, this great country, the greatest on earth. this will be a great event. doors open at 5:30. the red carpet starts at 6:15. i'm sure ainsley will be out there. brian, steve. if you're made for the red carpet or not. viewers will have a great time. ainsley: we'll ask brian, who is he wearing? brian: ask him. i will say keds and the gap. steve: i have feeling i will be wearing this. brian: pete, so get everything ready. you took the private plane down. so we'll have to fly commercial. hopefully we'll take it back. pete: yeah, you're right. the folks are excited to see you guys. we can't pan to it. it is outside the theater is the "fox & friends" set you guys will be on tomorrow morning. people here for the vip experience will get a chance to sit on the simulated curvy couch over there. if you're a fox news fan, tonight is disneyland for you. it is awesome event celebrating the country with, john rich will be there. dan bongino, ed henry, my nemesis.

and a remarkable case of a man who is truly an unsung hero and i wanted to figure out why that happened he might have been the culprit. >> centennial park where this bomb went off 50,000 people in it. he asked if it would stand a blast. he said he was going to be famous. take a picture of them. said something big was going to be in the park and he would be in the middle of it. there are just odd things that he said and other things that just came together. brian: but what happens, kevin, when someone is wrongly accused? don't you think we can learn something like this where the momentum and belief convict somebody that turns out to be innocent? >> yeah. 1996, actually is, a fascinating year in media. because while cnn is already up and running, fox news channel starts that year. msnbc starts that year. the "wall street journal" and the "new york times" go online that year for the first time. all of a sudden the pace of news really accelerates and in many ways it's very much a presocial media social media story. the risk here, of course, is that someone like a richard jewel gets caught u

they're the unsung heroes.titude, where would we be without our food and farmers behind it. so who doesn't love mashed potatoes. >> i love it. >> i'll take you through a little bit about what's happening in the potato industry and the other industries. these are the foods you'll have on your table. in the potato world, they planted 1.1 million acres of potatoes this year, expecting 44 billion pounds of potatoes. now, you probably know that of course potatoes are grown in idaho. they're also grown in other areas like r north dakota. but man, mother nature was so rough this this year. the prime growing region, the red river valley, they suffered a lot. $45 million worth of damage, which equates to each farmer losing about 1.1 -- 1,001 listen acres of potatoes. >> because of time, can only get to one more type of farmer. pick your type. >> apples, where would we be without apples. the most popular are the honey crisp, the gala, the pink lady. a really bad frost came in and 200 farming families gathered to hand pic

today, we can do the right thing unsung a knight and the heroes in health care and social this es by passing important and critical and of legislation. i yield back. the chair: the gentlelady yields back. the gentlewoman from north carolina. the gentlewoman from north carolina will reserve. the chair: the gentlewoman from north carolina reserves. connecticut. from mr. courtney: thank you, madam speaker. now it's my honor to yield three the gentlelady from florida, representative wilson, the chair of the subcommittee on employment, labor, and pension. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized for three minutes. you, madam : thank speaker. i'm pleased to speak in support important -- wilson: thank you, madam speaker. i'm pleased to speak in support important legislation. as the former chair of the ubcommittee workforce protections, i worked to protect workers from unsafe conditions workplace. this legislation is an important tep toward protecting our health care and social service violence.om workplace unfortunately, it also is a very step.ary we know that health care and workers rvice e

i believe education is the unsung hero in this debate. >> okay. >> thank you for that question. one thing we've been working on in the state department is creating the architecture internally so we can be full competitors with china and russia and others in emerging technology. we propose there be a cybersecurity and emerging technologies bureau. that proposal has been sitting up here in congress for the last five months under review in the foreign relations committee. if you could help facilitate -- >> which i don't share. >> but you might know some of the other senators there. we want to engage in a real dialogue about how we can set up an emerging technologies bureau that will make us able to fully work with our partners, our key, like-minded partners on emerging technology issues and developing strategies of the future. we're not going to have all the solutions in the united states, so we need to be equipped at the state department to be able to engage in future discussions with our key partners. part of that is resources. part of it is that we're a major part of the departm