a necklace. [laughter] rachel: it's a locket.s like a love locket. >> maybe i can get a locket, it opens up and there's will. rachel: i know what to get you for your birthday. >> i think i need a second opinion. rachel: you guys should get the locket with each other of's pictures. >> no, they that's way too fa. rachel: it's a bromance. the heart comes together. stop trying to fill bus the teae locket. >> you're making it weird, rachel. now we can't hang out. rachel: you love each other. i think it's beautiful. you do truly love each other. >> too much talk. let's of do something manly. [laughter] >> push-ups. rachel: do it. >> karate in the garage. rachel: right. why p don don't you guys wrestlr play tennis. >> you're wired up about this because novak djokovic wins the australian open. he reclaims the grand slam title, one year after australia deported him for refusing the covid vaccine. will, tell us why it matters. will: i think this is more than just a victory for novak djokovic. we know what we missed one year ago. we missed

pete: he lost a gun. rachel: a gun. the way the media treats these two situations in mar-a-lago and the biden home and the fact there's no raid at the homes and offices. pete: it could be a silent raid. i don't know where this emanated from originally and just the violent -- the huge reaction of the press to this making it a big story, other networks are covering this wall to wall. makes you feel like they're ushering in the beginning of the end for joe. maybe they know hunter biden's stuff will come out and maybe if you follow the money eventually, it can't be ignored. or not, i don't know. but this story has been escalated in a way i didn't expect, and it feels like it could unravel for joe if they continue the pressure and they have to talk about. it's not just about those documents but all the investigations that sort of swirling around it and what it could ultimately mean. will: will be interesting to see what democrat in the next couple of weeks, maybe in the next couple of months, begins to receive very positive

others from his time as a senator. rachelinteresting points, one, that lawyers, the joe biden's lawyers were present, something that was not allowed during the trump mar-a-lago raid. and also the history being made here in this entire thing which is that we have the first time that father-son under investigation at this level of government. it is fascinating. michael goodwin wrote an excellent op-ed in the "new york post" saying how this scandal is finally, well, at least for the liberal media, unboxing the biden family business. we've been talking about the biden family business for a long time here at fox. looks like the rest of the media is finally making up. here is what goodwin said. i believe the full truth if we ever get it, will show joe was the mastermind, the frontman, conduit for the payoffs. the working theory for most people following this story has included the assumption that hunter followed his father around the world as joe, the veep served as obama administration's point man. according to this view, hunter t

she said she couldn't get a vacation from her biggest fear. racheless there was a hurricane in the 90s, the chickens escaped, were let loose and nobody could figure out who's was who, so they decided to embrace the chickens everywhere. i was in paradise but a reminder that paradise is somewhere else because there were chickens in my paradise. will: one bird -- hope you got used to them. rachel: a little bit. will: she has a lot of energy at is pepe this morning. pete: rested and ready to go. good to have you back. rachel: happy to be back. will: people talk about this weekend. pete: we have a viewer across the country who has got a special one hundred first birthday today. his name is clarence bud anderson. he's a retired troop world war ii aaa's fighter pilot. he was recently promoted to the honorary rank of brigadier general. he just became a one star general at the age of one hundred one. rachel: that is amazing. pete: a world war ii hero still with us, watching the show. rachel: happy birthday. will: 161/4 enemy aircraft he took down. he got to 1

rachel: exactly. and he now has a show, which means it'll be me during the da- pete: the duffys are not gettin- rachel: no. all right. will: fox news alert, protests continuing for a second day after the release of horrific body cam footage showing beating of tyre nichols. pete: activists calling for police reforms nationwide as cities try to keep the peace. rachel: charles watson is live in memphis with more. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys. fox news can now confirm that the five former memphis police officers who are charged in the death of 29-year-old tyre nichols will be arraigned in shelby county, tennessee, on february 17th. we are learning this less than a day after the memphis police department announced that it will perm mentally deactivate -- permanently deactivate what's known as the scorpion unit, a street crime task portion that included at least some of the officers involved in the brutal beating of nichols on january 7th. officials say it led to nichols' death. while current officers

rachel: it just doesn't stop, does it. will: wow. successfully aof your life. rachel: yeah. pete: the next employer will happily love looking at your social media and saying wow, i hope it ends the same way over here. rachel: they will look at your social media, by the way. it is about this victimhood. it is about, also you know, a culture that celebrates this kind of like, i'm going to stick it to the man. i'm not going to give you two weeks. again not really, not really appreciating what it takes to be a good employee, willing to put that out there. hopefully this is not the end of your work career. this is public. every one will see this. this is who you are. rob schneider was by the way on "one nation" with brian kilmeade. rob, said part of the problem with gen-z what we have parents have told them. take a listen. >> here's the problem i have with generation z. i think they're good kids, they're waking up. we made the mistake you can be anything you want. you have to be anything want. we have to be more specific with this generation, brian. you

rachel: that's a great one. that's actually good. pete: we're joking because we know you face the same thing. rachel: it's a lot of tech. it's a lot of tech. will: late last night in the news cycle we got a dump that another record was set in illegal immigration encounters, 251,000 for the month of december. buried in that as well, was this very, very concerning stat. there were so far there have been 38 people on the terror watch list that have been encounter sod far at the southern boarder and puts you well on pace above last year's record of 98 in 2022 obviously well above the zero we scored in 2019. to help give context to what the numbers actually mean, bring in robert al monte and former el paso retired deputy chief of the department and worked narcotics for 13 years and robert and i were together last weekend or the weekend before on the border in el paso. good morning, robert. >> good to see you. a bit warmer where you're at now. will: it's nice, temperature controlled in the studio in handout hat tan. rob -- manhattan. rob, y

rachel: look at him, he is teaching me there how to throw a football. u know, not everybody gets coaching by someone like jack brewer but there i am. pete: get your hips around. rachel: see what you guys think of my throw. will: telling you to get the hip into it, right? rachel: yeah. will: yeah, yeah. did that hit the ground. did he catch it. rachel: they didn't show my best one. i'm annoyed at the editing. pete: they do it that to you. your best one is always off-camera. rachel: did you see how it spiraled? will: yeah. rachel: that is a good coaching from jack brewer. listen, we will have jack brewer later on in the show, several segments. i went to look at his after-school program for service, you know, with those needs. then i went with him to a prison. jack brewer is a christian man, a pastor, as well as an nfl professional player. and you know, it is biblical to visit and care for those who are in prison and boy, is he doing that work. it's amazing. will: part of our featured friends series on "fox & friends." i love what he told you. we will go de

rachel: when did you become a pastor? 2019. >> rachel: why did you want to do that? >> god called me to i i was in a moment of my life, where okay, jack, you've got to start living better, you've got to start doing better. one of my best friends fell off a bridge in vegas. rachel: by accident? >> yes. he was in the icu and he squeezed my hand and god told me he was going to make i he got wheeled out of the hospital 1 of days later. i -- 10 days later. i told god i would serve every day. as long as i'm using the bible, the scripture, not my thoughts, my fleshly dese desires, not the things i think is right or wrong, if i go straight from god i know i'm serving my father the in heaven. rachel: as you're telling me that, what a gift. >> the only way i can do what i'm doing is through the power of god because i have the faith and i believe in powers, signs and miracles, i see a miracle every time i step into a pri. prison. >> i'm so excited to show you you the the second chance center. rachel: wow. what am i seeing here, jack

ida you're holding a beautiful chicken. rachel is mortified. t do that claim. don't ruin the segment! pete: how difficult is to this do if you don't have experience with chickens? >> testify driving a chickens, they jump into chicken keeping, we try to make this as stress-free as possible. if it is not for you you can chicken out. will: does that happen often? >> we have a six month program. folks fall in love with it, can adopt them. folks say not for us. we take them back to the farm for wonderful opportunities for us. >> my husband is trying to convince me to do one. eggs are so expensive. everybody is getting chickens to have their own eggs. will: how much is a chicken? >> how much is a chicken? goodness sakes it is experience. we do it six months. rent them as a whole package, we show up with the coupe, the feed, you don't have to figure anything out. you start from success on day one. she is already laying. it takes about 6 to 8 months for chickens to get the baby being born giving you eggs. rachel: bring them, ready to lay eggs. will: to

there's a reason. rachel: he's signaling to nbc you should -- will: yeah, this is a headline that's in usa today and under the guys of more mainstream and this is nancy armor who has an opinion column in usa today and tony dungy with hateful tweets that put transgender kids at risk and called him a bigot. pete: they understand the perch he has at nbc and he was a great coach and good analyst and people respect the heck out of him and they're going for his job. that's how they start. it goes from the nation to usa today and elsewhere. the c suites of nbc and other commentators and analysts are whispering. will: he's not political on tv. pete: not at all. just in life and he's an outspoken christian and always has been and a portion of what tony dungy said about demar hamlin and what happened to him. rachel: this is at the march yesterday. pete: watch. >> this march is taking place at the biggest time of my profession, the nfl playoffs, this is way, way, way more important. it's amazing to me that god actually

pete: this is a fact. rachel: he's amazing. pete: he is. let's see what he can do in the green room on a hot plate. rachel: we had that big debate about corn or flour. he's making fresh tortillas for us. pete: you said you can't make electric stove tortillas. >> i prefer to heat hem over a flame. you have to make them like that when they're fresh on a skillet, but if you want to reheat them, they're nice over a flame. but the point i think -- you guys said you chose flour over corn. let's see if you try fresh corn tortillas, if you peel the same, because that's what rick is making. will: if i want a straight taco, it's a corn tortilla. if i'm at a tex-mex restaurant and i immediate to sop up some -- need to sop um some refried wean -- beans -- rachel: rick speaks perfect spanish, another thing people night not know. pete: never a bad time to go to taco bell. rachel: that's not mexican. pete: we not only had act coe bell, we had taco john's. it's like a poor man's taco bell. will: in the north, because i mow taco bueno, taco cabana, i don't k

will: snowboarding and surfing a little bit later. rachel not feel hike work for us either. this is a party. pete: more to come. jelly roll. we are still calmed down in 2023. pete: he's bringing the polar suit. nick kosir of fox weather. [♪♪] will: welcome back to the all-american new year. earlier in the show sean duffy, abby hornacek tried to tried the bull. we'll see if any of us can outperform those three. rachel: the girls are winning by a lot. here is abby hornacek with 41 seconds. sean, i love you, but you only got 22. i think that was a generous countdown. will: i don't know what number they have it object. abby hornacek rode it for 41 seconds. pete: cole houser will be manning the bull. we'll find out. let's check in with pick? kosir's polar plunge. here is the polar plunge. watch. rachel: there he goes. does he have to put his head under water? will: absolutely. i want to see how deep he went. now to new jersey to talk to nick kosir after that polar plunge. nick: hey, guys, what's going on. i'll try to get through this hit and try

april. >> rachel: she going to be a great mom. >> carley: it's all right. ers are still proud of them for the effort that they explained. >> rachel: carley, i can't wait to see your baby. so awesome. >> carley: thank you my contribution to the conversation. >> pete: maybe a little distracting talking about brady going somewhere else before he plays the playoff. >> lawrence: that's what we want. >> pete: that's what lawrence wants. let's check in with senior mealing just janice dean. >> janice: i'm very glad that fantasy football is over. >> rachel: me too. >> janice: so glad it's over. i'm never doing it again. it's terrible. >> pete: you will be in next year. >> janice: oh no, i won't. one and done. over. i'm a sore loser by the way. >> lawrence: good sport. >> janice: do i get a trophy for that. >> rachel: we get participation trophies. >> janice: get to the weather j.d. it's cold. it's cold in new york and cold as far as south as florida my friends. it is freezing. mickey is freezing his tail off. take a look at it. advisories for the sunshine state and m

this isn't even a debate. rachelf you are mexican, so i'm not going to listen to my of you. >> paula's got a new recipe in doocy's book. she makes killer 'em we mad das. will: they told the us to move on to biden docs, and rachel's, like, corn corps tee yas. -- tortillas. pete: we are at the top of 9:00 on america's biggest news channel. rachel: i just am glad to hear that. pete: okay. you talk -- it's a little bit of nonsense. of let's include the answers given at the white house about what was done with these documents, dan. we want to get your point of view. here's an exchange between the press secretary attempting to answer questions. watch. >> i would refer you to the department of justice. refer you to the department of justice. i would refer you to the department of justice. we're going to refer you to the department of justice. i would refer you to the department of justice. >> reporter: if i would have had an opportunity to ask a question, the first one that i had on my sheet was why is president biden going

a ranch. all right. rachel: buck him off. pete: save a horse, ride an uber. take a bow. will cain. spect the effort. will require was pretty fast rachel. it's super slick. the minute he hit spin, and i think he hit it on high, you go flying. >> i only took it as far as medium. he told me he saved me some sugar. he said i gave you a little sugar. pete: you cheated? >> that's fake news. >> stop the steal rachel: good news for will, i don't think he did that in front of cole hauser. we are going over to christina coleman live in new orleans. christina. >> we are here, the french quarter, tens of thousands of people right with the fireworks shop. people crafting their new year's resolutions. what is your new year's resolution? >> i hope i can drink less beer and more bourbon because there is less calories. >> we would love to have more morals tonight. but we have a tough shot there. so we'll pray one more. look at that one. madison, what have you got? >> i don't have a shot physically. i'm still drink water because i'm on the clock. but i made some friends, wire going to do a chugging c

let's take a look what you. racheln he congress is, if you are -- you dig your heels in and you're never willing to have a conversation, never willing to negotiate, that's always a bad place. even with my wife, i always think i'm right but i always lose about 60% of the fights i you get in, maybe 80%. >> i'm up to 90. >> i could be there too. she's right most of the time. >> nice admission. >> 60 -- >> i was elevating myself. i didn't want larry to think less of me. [laughter] >> tell us about the show, though. >> the 6:00 fox business, the bottom line,. >> the bottom line with dagen and duffy, 6:00 fox business, until 7:00. we're excited to work together. she used to interview me when i was in congress. she was a little tough on me, i thought. but we always had fun together and so we're talking politics and culture and policy and business. >> you knew instinctively he could make fun of me. like immediately and it's true. like you put out like a mocking tweet like oh, you know, coming loaded because this woman. >> here

pete: it's just a a floating living room -- rachel: with a cooler in it.hat had a couch on it, an actual couch that he put on it. [laughter] pete: that's amazing. rachel: i love that. sean loves his boat. he likes to wake board though, and some of the boats are can do that. pete: i boated at your house, and i made the neighbors angry. rachel: yeah. he jet skis way too close to the shore, is and some of the neighbors got mad. we just told them, listen, when pete comes over, he just does what he wants. pete: you are definitely a boating family. rachel: yeah, we do love to water ski and wake board. best place in the country. will: we've had conversations throughout the morning here, jumping in. so first, let's go with lisa. pete: yeah. we got viewer fan mail coming out of nowhere, we love it. lisa from quakerstown, pennsylvania, just wanted to say how adorable rachel looks in her glasses. will: will you go. pete: usually people look less attractive with them, but she looks great. rachel: you thought they were fake, fake glasses. i'm blind as a bat, and my con

rachel: there's delicious mocktails that rob made for us and go to robfloydonent.com. >> he was a mixologyeatured on bar rescue and robfloydent.com like entertainment. we thank him for doing it and they're really good. rachel: this is volcanic black salt. rachel: right. will: it's great on a margarita. pete: i've always mocked mocktails. why would i but i realize all i need is a drink in my hand. if i can drink this all morning and there's no alcohol in it, i'm having a great time. will: he said two fascinating things, that will release serotoninnen in your brain, you're tricking your brain into thinking you're having a good time drink and second thing that stood out to me was human beings smile or laugh 17 times a day but if you're at a bar, you laugh or smile 17 times in an hour. pete: sounds right. if you want to be healthy, go to a bar. rachel: not exactly what it was but okay. pete: that's what i took it with was smiling and laughing makes you happy and healthy. rachel: do that in and out of a bar. okay. pete: i was going to say something and now i'm not. it's good advice. we're glad

we have a little surprise for you. >> pete: it ends here. >> rachel: no it's not. [shouting] >> pete: quit your crying. quit your crying, you baby. i got you a blanky, baby. here we go. here we go. put on your blanky. put on your blanky. there we go. [laughter] >> here we go. look at these socks? we got the socks today. i missed my theme but it's all good. >> >> pete: todd were, you ever worried at all last night? >> todd: i was but then i realized you have kurt cousins throwing a 2-yard out on fourth and 8. >> pete: how do you chuck it down on 4th and 8. >> todd: you should have gone the entire game more so than you did. >> pete: jefferson as well. >> todd: he is good as well. you said something that i think is going to hurt my giants going to the next game. you said last weekend my team has no defense. you're right. your team has no defense. the eagles have a good defense so i'm a little bit worried but oh, man. it was fun. i'm not going to lie. >> pete: yeah, it was great do you like my blanky. >> pete: i love your blanky. can we trade kurt concerns? >> todd: no

let's take a listen right now. rachel: that's so moving. uman trafficking is up 35% since 2020. why are we seeing that increase? >> a lot of it has to do with the fact that we shut everything down in our response to the pandemic, not realizing what that would do to the social safety nets that have been built in, schools, after school programs and children were sitting ducks for quite a long time. pedophiles have easy access to them through the online platforms and you'll see in the documentary, in the united states especially that's how traffickers get to our kids. there was an abundance and millions of additional reports during the pandemic to the national center for cases originating online, those are now coming to fruition so we're seeing the effects of that right now. rachel: i wonder also how much our open boarders and the strength of the cartels who also run these networks have to do with that. really quick. >> absolutely. i spent ten years on that boarder and written op-eds for fox news on this. with the open boarders, you're bringing

a reason. we don't know why. joe does not know about the documents. as he said -- >> rachelere under lock and mar-a-lago. hanging out in the garage. yeah. >> pete: watch the media spin. watch it potentially turn. that's exactly right. on another subject this morning, that's the subject of education. he was standing for parents and improving the quality of schools. well, there is new news out of virginia because in fairfax county, a number of schools there are actually withholding notice of merit awards at school for nefarious reasons. here is the reporting from abc news on thursday about why these virginia schools are withholding merit. "they have maniacal focus on equal outcomes for all students at all costs. the reality is we have a superintendent who is explicitly stated that her top objective is equal outcome for all students regardless of the price. now we know the price includes paying $450,000 to a liberal consultant to come in and teach the administrators have to do this. principals decided that they were going to systematically withhold accolades and paths to use co

a maurve aqua. i loosened my tie day of work. put down my lunch box. >> rachelw manly of you. >> brian: i put my tie over the chair. all the toys that we buy for our new dog, he always looks at something that i have and thinks what a perfect thing to chew and now my favorite tie, worn on monday. look at this. [sighs] >> brian: enough to destroy it. >> rachel: this is turquoise. are you colorblind? >> brian: do they make this is the only tie that matches that shirt that i have. and the dog waited for me to leave the room chewed it up and left it on the ground like a carcass. >> steve: maybe the message from your dog is. >> brian: don't wear ties. >> steve: don't wear ties you look better without a tie. >> brian: if anyone has a tie like think will exchange it. can you have mine. i want yours. >> steve: brian, people will send them in. are you sure? if somebody sends in a tie and you don't wear it. i gave my favorite turquoise tie. >> brian: if you have this material i will make it myself. [dog barking] >> brian: so he it in the back. >> steve: america, don't give

the right steps to take >> rachel: how young were you a? you started driving when you were eight? >> go carts, not on the road or anything. >> rachel: you started in the backyard. >> we had to go big oak trees that we raced around. >> steve: that is a tv show. >> go carts are a good way to start your son or daughter off racing. see what they think about it. >> brian: so the family still has a role and they start embracing 75 years ago. but last year, was it last year when you guys took over the coliseum? >> yes. >> brian: took the truck down at that historic arena. now what are you doing in chicago? >> we go to a coliseum week and a half and we are excited to be back there. the first time ever we are racing on the streets of chicago. that is a massive, massive announcement. we are still coming. we are shutting it down and the family, they have been incredibly and wanting to evolve. tried to make 75 years without changing with the times and doing new things. the street course of chicago. >> steve: you will actually be in the streets? >> in t

rachel. the pressures facing a&e departments _ winter, rachel. ng a&e departments at _ winter, rachel. the pressures facing a&e departments at the _ winter, rachel. the pressures facing a&e departments at the moment, . winter, rachel. the pressures facing| a&e departments at the moment, or nhs hospitals at the moment are just as severe _ nhs hospitals at the moment are just as severe as during the covid pandemic. we hear about the risk of the nhs _ pandemic. we hear about the risk of the nhs being overwhelmed, all stories_ the nhs being overwhelmed, all stories about the nhs crisis and impacts— stories about the nhs crisis and impacts on various parts of the health— impacts on various parts of the health service. a couple days ago was about — health service. a couple days ago was about the increase in heart disease — was about the increase in heart disease. today there was a story about _ disease. today there was a story about hospitals running out of oxygen — about hospitals running out of oxygen for patients, we know about the delays _ oxygen fo

put a stop to it. racheluitment a problem the military is facing right now. levi, danielle, thank you for joining us. such an important topic, i hope justice comes to you, lieutenant. >> thank you. >> all right. >> thank you. rachel: now to a fox news alert. memphis police permanently disband the unit involved in tyre nichols death. our next guest is a former nypd detective. accountability from the five fired officers, that is what he is demanding. - [female narrator] they line up by the thousands. each one with a story that breaks your heart. like ravette... every step, brought her pain. their only hope: mercy ships. the largest floating civilian hospital in the world. bringing free surgeries to people who have no other hope. $19 a month will help provide urgently needed surgery for so many still suffering. so don't wait, call the number on your screen. or donate at mercyships.org. ♪ this feels so right... ♪ adt systems now feature google products like the nest cam with floodlight, with intelligent alerts wh

a tiara that that kids can wear. and it's only $11.99. great value. rachel with toys that you can play when there is some snow starting with create a castle. this was recently on shark tank, and this one is the deluxe tower the kit. it comes in different heights. if this was real snow, you could pack it in, it would hold, create a texture tower, stack hem on top and create sculptures. rachel: you can use sand too. >> you got me. you invest for the winter, take it to the beach in the summer, make epic sand callses. all year -- castles. all year round, great options. what would a show day be without sledding? will: go ahead. [laughter] >> let's start right here. rachel: will's segment. >> this is kind of the most epic snow we could find here. pete: it's not going to go anywhere. will: i can't. >> this is gizmo stratus the snow sled. it actually has a steering wheel which is great for safe i because with you can control the direction of the sled. so as kids are going down the mountain or down the hill, he can control where the sled is going, and the little knob

suspect was directed by russian intelligence that says the opinion and taken all of this without a contributor. rachel must a 74 year old spanish man who appeared in a madrid court on thursday is now formally being probed on charges of terrorism and aggravated terrorism. accused of sending explosive parcels to the ukrainian and u. s. embassies and spain, to spanish prime minister, a pet or a sanchez's office, to the spanish defense ministry to an air force base and also to a weapons manufacturer. this is all in november and december of last year. now the judge ordered him detained on fear that, ah, pompei oakland salis pasquale, could flee to russia. so what ties to russia did the judge site to support that suspicion? well, the fact that he was a user of russia's facebook, like social media site called v k. and the swiss encrypted email service proton mail just absolutely damning evidence of a sure fire flight risk to russia. looks with email platforms aren't like swiss banks. it's not like people stock their e mails there because they're getting ready to flee the country. and v k is actually kind of

monterrey county police are expected to have a press conference. rachels say it was a male and used a machine gun to carry out the shooting we're monitoring the story. will: fox news alert. six more items containing classified material are found at president biden's home in wilmington, delaware. rachel: they found the documents after nearly all day search two weeks after we learned about the classified material found at penn biden scepter. pete: six more. brooke broke the story last night. she joins us now. brooke. >> reporter: more classified documents were found in president biden's wilmington, delaware home after nearly 13 hour fbi search. biden's attorney responding to the revelations say, they took the materials deemed within the scope of its inquiry, six items asking of documents with classification markings and surrounding materials. the documents date back to the time of biden in the senate and vice president. fbi agents began the search at 9:45 friday morning wrapping it up at 1030 at night. members of president biden's material were there at the

and 24 that have suffered because of our policies, which are shocking given she is a former pros prosecutor. >> rachelcago hits home for me, my daughter lived in chicago for many years, lost two classmates to the crime during the time that she was there, so a couple things, you talked about the lunar thing, there is another population, hispanic population, very large, one of the largest hispanic populations in the midwest is right there in chicago, the vendors are getting robbed, i mean, to gunpoint, so these are little old ladies who get up at three in the morning, and make to sell to the blue-collar workers who are probably all over the city for all the rich people. and do you know what her answer was? her answer was, they should go cashless, really, you want to sell tamales with a credit card? many of them illegal don't come with a credit card. >> emily: they would have to pay the fee it takes away money from the income, is ridiculous. >> rachel: it's not even tenable, so what they have to do is they are people in the community, called the brown berets that are patrolling their own place and the ve

a disease. we love life and we will do everything to elevate it. rachelan impressive dude, great guy. we begin our headlines in new york city where a man is dead after police say an ex-con pushed him onto the subway tracks in manhattan. the nypd says the deadly shove happened in an argument between the suspected victim who died of a head injury, police say the suspect who faces manslaughter charges has a history of mental health charges, he was released from prison last year after serving 7 years for attempted robbery. elon musk taking the stand in a class-action suit over a controversial tweet that tesla shareholders say cost the millions. the billionaire tweeted, quote, i am considering tesla private at $420, funding secured. yesterday musk said just because i tweet something does not mean people will believe it or will act accordingly. he added his messages are limited by twitter's character count. musk will resume his testimony on monday. a no-nonsense dad going viral over his decision to bow out of his family's group chat. his daughter sharing his te

after another while their leaders watch the game and seem unable to agree on any kind of a plan. indeed. well, rachel marsden, asi country was a thanks for breaking that down for us. thank you. oh, no, the news india's broke on a new record enforcing more than $1000000.00 barrels of oil per day from russia. and that's $33.00 times more than just one year ago. ortiz wondering shabazz mall in the relationship with russia, dates back to the call for, but the young gordon by 2022 house, particularly, been an important one. the bilateral trade between new delhi and moscow has triple . the ad. russia has become india as a top oil supply or in the last 3 months of 2022. so passing its dominant did traditionally, while the supply of like saudi arabia is wrong in the us appetite for russian crude has massively grew one from one percent in february of 2022 and last year to 25 percent in december. so that's a huge jump there in the now and voting over $1000000.00 barrels of crude oil. birdie a new were recall there. i'm pretty, it makes perfect sense for india considering india is the 3rd largest consumer or oi

they've had a long-term plan for generations to do so, and we need to do all we can to protect ourselves and make sure we stay strong. rachel're setting a really great example. it's not just the role of the federal government,st the role of governors and states to be on alert. governor kristi noem, always great having you on. >> thank you. happy sunday. rachel: still ahead. a night of rage. rioters lighting fires across atlanta in response to the new police training center. georgia native joey jones and fox news contributor katie pavlich react next. stay with us. did you know you can get discounts on your meds even if you don't have a medicare prescription drug plan? it's true. all you have to do is go to singlecare.com type in your prescription, and then present the coupon to your pharmacist. it's that simple. not to mention, it's free. singlecare is accepted by major pharmacies across the country and it works for everyone, whether you have insurance or not. next time you need a prescription filled, go to singlecare to make sure you get the best price. visit singlecare.com and start saving today. in three seconds, this cou

you've got to give paul pelosi a lot of credit. rachel: he did handle that. t the capitol police. some republicans have said this is a big fail on the part of capitol police. given all the things that are happening, she is very oddly soft with the capital police. will: you wonder why that footage was not released, law enforcement attempting to cya on their own response, not picking up the hints or understanding the severity of the situation to the moment the hammers struck. will: even the officers at the home, it is not clear they knew it was nancy pelosi's home, are we at the right address? they acted quickly when the hammer was swung. rachel: my husband was not the speaker of the house, but every officer in town knew where our house was, because it was a potential target. a lot of unanswered questions. we need to make sure our lawmakers are protected. will: that is why he kept pay -- saying i am paul pelosi, nancy pelosi's house. rachel: another topic is the border. things keep getting worse down there. i want to show you footage of texas dps in the rio gran

a whirlwind for them. that's just the honesty. rachel: lawrence, it's a really interesting perspective and so much is spot on. you're ashamed for them; right. what about the chief of police because ultimately this, as you mentioned, basic one-on-one police tactics or strike thaty or whatever they do in these kinds of stops were broken. i mean, she's kind of on tv saying, yeah, this is really bad but leadership matters, it goes to the top. >> leadership matters and, look, this scorpion unit is kind of similar to the new york anticrime unit. just to be candid, you give those units a little bit flexibility of what they have to deal with. can i just be real about it? everyone is like saying, oh, we keep them in check. that's not true; really. you want to keep them in check, but you give them a little latitude because of what they got to go against. they're going to go against gang bangers and people on the street saying you've got to conduct yourself a little bit differently on the streets. you give them a little rope but you got to be caref

a month. thank you. rachel behind the scenes into the investigation of suspected killer bryan christopher kohberger with new reports revealing law enforcement watched him meticulously cleaning his car and throwing out trash in his neighbor's bins while wearing gloves, weeks after the murders. forensic and crime scene expert cheryl mcclellan joins us. thank you for being here today. what are your thoughts on what we know so far? >> reporter: the first thing that struck me after the affidavit was released was this timeline. we know by 4:00 in the morning there was a door theash delivery. the killer may have been inside and on the third floor, because you've got the victim on the second floor, on tiktok at 4:12. another roommate here's what she thinks is kaylee playing with her dog, murphy. you matriculate down from there, the dm saying somebody is in the house, then she hears crying, she is opening her door and looking out but not seeing anything, he keeps hearing these things. then you've got a security camera a

running or a base entropy while the discuss this further, let's cross lot of talk to contribute a, rachel marston, rachel. good to see you. we're constantly seeing, we're constantly hearing western countries promising you have more weapons, more military aid. that seems to be bearing fruit for t if now what's on the table this time around. while all eyes were on the tanks issue, this time around, it doesn't look like ukrainian president vladimir zalinski will be getting the latest and greatest german and u. s. tanks, which are right at the very top of his wish list right now. so no shiny new toys, just a lot of the hand me downs that had already previously been announced. now all eyes were also on nato defense ministers as they met at this ramstein airbase, near frankfort. on friday. you asked his friend secretary lloyd austin, basically just use the opportunity to ask america's allies to tossed more cash into the pot for the u. s. military industrial complex. oh, i mean, ukraine military support spoken like a true board member temporarily refused for 4 years by the way. and stockholder t

a motive that we can understand. love. the whole relationship with rachel death. >> but defense attorney steve gardner countered, arguing the motive of an affair falls flat without the essential element -- sex. >> seth techel was being accused of murdering his wife for an affair that he was hopin'to someday have. >> you never had intercourse with him. >> no. >> you've never had oral sex with him. >> no. >> never had your clothes off. >> no. >> and you kissed a few times. >> yes. >> is that a fair assessment of the extent of your romantic relationship with mr. techel. >> yes. >> the defense also didn't accept the state's take on the neighbor as a harmless eccentric. >> the most compelling evidence as to how this occurred involved the neighbor, mr. tate. he was mentally ill. >> i'm done talking to you. >> and, according to the defense, dangerous, too. the defense then hammered home the portrayal of the unpredictable neighbor by using todd's own complaint summary from that day. you're in the awkward situation of being their best witness. >> right. >> you belie

as he contributes a rachel marston tells us more therapy in union has long wanted to turbocharged its green energy agenda. 2022 was a year. they realized that their tank was on empty because while they sanctioned their own gas supply from russia. so after years of banging on about the fantasy of fueling the european industrial economy by praying for solar powered, sunny days and sufficient when to turn landscape destroying windmills. europe realize this year that that plan is far from ready for prime time and they were desperate. so the blocks industrial engine, germany started firing back up coal plants, france scramble to blow the rust off of its decommissioned nuclear power plants, both casualties of the blocks green energy obsession, newly appointed prime minister of britain. re she soon arc preached to the climate change faithful ahead of the to cop 27 climate summit. he said he was going to turn the u k, into a green energy superpower. but apparently he didn't get the memo that britain was on the verge of opening its 1st coal mine in decades, or that coal was so badly needed in

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that's laughing all the way in the bag nor to contribute a rachel martin. appreciate your work and i thank you for joining us. we're baxter with more who . ready ready ready ready i. ready actionable nice to players, is a log in to leave without the other. i may not have to be screwed up on a, sit on this, but took it out the a bug in the clinic. i to the ela, a border. ok, but i will study boy a lesson from in sub start all over those to them. and i see a little boy gardener are really for his machine or not, but are, is obstinate to dublin. so i just said i would check if it's, you know, nice isn't going to learn enough link. wishing i got a slip on to chew with bill squire. he's michael brown. please for the for the nearly a from she nature is rushed to not but the base nature public ah, the she did so just appeared. a girl mister mac, c, last the last to do the autumn even though it shirt the bull up at the got over the yang am august. gosh, they took of nothing. you silly. this really not what she thought. so got it done, but i do, i go, no. so you're a

mars, then a rachel. what are the latest developments on the e used by over sending tanks to ukraine? so this is interesting, poland, calling the shots over germany now way better. send those tanks, berlin, to prove that you are a real man. by the way, quick reminder, germany has been funding footing. the bills for the block has its largest contributor with poland, being the top recipient of that funding, which means that poland job is basically bossing around germany. over tanks, like the teenager making demands, were of his parents while living in their basement, taking a weekly cash allowance. and if that wasn't enough, poland has also been demanding reparations from germany for the 2nd world war. basically having a tantrum that berlin has blown off completely and now poland has been demanding that germany let it give its toys away to its friend ukraine. when the deal was that, if germany gave poland some tags in the 1st place, they wouldn't be allowed to leave the toy box without dad's permission. but

a defense. let's discuss this now. live with archie, contributes at rachel marston. good evening, c a. rachel. what more can you tell us about the french prisons, latest statements regarding these arm supplies to ukraine? while there's been a very distinct shift in the french presidents rhetoric on ukraine conflict, he keeps repeating in tweets the words until victory and retreated. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski, who thanked michael and said, quote, your meeting. michael's leadership brings our victory closer, is starting to sound an awful lot like france is a co belligerent in this conflict on the ukraine side against russia. and that's quite different from how macklin framed. frances rolled back in may of last year. have a listen. we are not at war with russia. we are working as europeans for the preservation of the sovereignty territorial integrity of ukraine. and for the return of peace draw continent, we will be that to rebuild ukraine as europeans have always been pretty difficult for pretty difficult for maxine to argue that france and europe aren't at war with russia as he expl

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rachel: the kids seemed happy. cold, cold, champagne is cold. i took a couple sips. it tasted like 2023. it's a beautiful future. unner hit it. pete: i was hoping he was going to miss. but he nailed it, i have got to give him credit. >> you have got to do everything once. now you have been in a dunk tank full of champagne. all overall america we asked you to send in your pictures of how you spent your christmas eve. rachel: the first one is from the clark family. will: this is kelly bringing in the new year with fox news as requested. pete: judy is check in with her granddaughter, got to love that. but full credit to the all-american new year in the backgrounds. rachel: i have a baby with the grandma, too. madison, how is it going over there in colorado? >> it's so good. i think i have a backup job. as a bartender. he set me up with another drink here. that's deemy. look how perfect. he was close uner up to our contest. happy new year. take the shot, matt. i draw the line on taking shots on tv. i will join him. a happy new year, guys. we are 30 minutes away. it's been the best day. have a great time in nashville.

governor morris of new york said to rely upon the militia for a rachel of foreign invasion, to come against a professional army is like relying on a broken read. so they knew at the time that militia was no match for a full-blown professional army. we also get that domestic tyranny piece. but here you have a government that you had shays rebellion that happens right before the constitutional convention. and shays rebellion, the white men who were attacking the massachusetts government over taxation and seizure of property for nonpayment of taxes. and the militia were putting them down. in fact members of the militia were joining shays rebellion and it required merchants who had to pay for a mercenary army to put down shays rebellion so what they knew at the time was you couldn't count on that militia to fight against domestic tyranny. instead what they would do was they would attack the government that was just trying to do government functions . what the militia were really good at work putting down slave results. and that's the language that you see happening there with that well-regulate

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little tense on the show now. >> rachel: that's a joke. >> brian: that's not how i'm taking it. >> rachelas the great miranda devine can you ask her. >> ainsley: mark levin is mad at he is the great one. >> brian: do you have a sense of like when to wrap? this has gone five minutes too long. >> will: i have to say it's not on them. brian. >> pete: that's why i'm staying over we are way over time. >> rachel: leaving it to the will to wrap. bill. >> will: dehumanizing us while. geraldo rivera coming up live. >> brian: taking egg stream measures renting chickennens. jeff flock will join us with the flock of his own. ♪ i don't know where my home is ♪ and, baby i ghing] ♪ ...by, you know how i feel. ♪ if you're tired of staring down your copd,... ♪ it's a new dawn, ♪ ♪ it's a new day... ♪ ...stop settling. ♪ ...and i'm feelin' good. ♪ start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy makes breathing easier for a full 24 hours, improves lung function, and helps prevent future flare-ups.

but then she found herself with a honey-filled guitar that couldn't resonate. rachelo leave it a whole winter for them to eat, because it's cruel to, like, take all their food. they worked hard, and now they're going to starve? i can't do that. so, well, they had food for the winter, and they return in early april. i had a perfectly cleaned-up guitar that was, like, empty of honey, that could resonate. michelle: rosenkrantz admits strumming a guitar made from honeycomb isn't practical, but she says it's helped her better understand how biomaterials can diffuse sound. rachel: i'm learning so much. as i'm working on one, i start to have like, five other ideas. there's so much curiosity that the learning curve is exponential. michelle: for the "pbs newshour," i'm michelle san miguel in cranston, rhode island. geoff: remember, there's a lot more online at pbs.org/newshour. amna: and join us again here tomorrow night, when we'll explore the debate that's heating up around gas stoves. that's the "newshour" for tonight. i'm amna nawaz. geoff: and i'm geoff bennett. thanks fo

a doctor. i love it to bits. dr rachel clarke, it's been a pleasure having you on hardtalk.on't take my word for it, look at this picture. beautiful rainbow in the sky and cornwell, but wet weather on the roads as the show is eased through. there is going to be further shows to come over the next couple of days, and overnight we still keep the low pressure to the north. most of the shows at the west, look for a time we will see some clearer skies. favourite spots that will be through eastern scotland and eastern england, and under the clearer skies, temperatures are likely to follow way. it will be a chilly start on monday morning, in comparison to of late. we start off on monday with low pressure to the far north—west, wind direction swing around to a north—westerly, a fresh resource, that will drive 20 shows into northern scotland, northern ireland, west of england and wales. some shows are push further east where we will see some drier and brighter weather. we willjust scrape double figures somewhere in the south—west. as we go through monday evening, for a time we will h