ainsley, how are you? >> ainsley: i'm doing great. i had a wonderful vacation.s great to be down in the state of florida that's open now and just surrounded by people who watch fox all the time. everyone came up to you was at dinners and out by the pool. they were so gracious and so lovely. i just love that state. it was wonderful. >> brian: including aoc, right? she was there. >> ainsley: i saw that she was down in miami. i wasn't down if a far south. it's funny, because i was watching desantis talk about that. he said aoc will bash us, lock down our states yet he said half a dozen governors and different congresswomen and men are coming down to florida for their vacation. will, did you a great job, happy new year, i hope you had a wonderful christmas with your boys. >> will: thank you, i did. i did have a wonderful christmas. i had a grate new year. i'm hoping you saw some of that. >> ainsley: i did. >> will: there has been a lot of controversy around the fox environment. the fans as you point out love the show, love the network, love our relationship and imme

all about ainsley in the beginning. i love ainsley the big selling point on that town it's a banking kid. honey, get the kids i would love to go a banking town to get away. come on. >> ainsley: all the girls said when we go to college we are moving there because he that's where we will find our man. >> brian: i don't think lawrence said that. that he was different. i thought that shot was so incredible. i didn't think it was real it looked like a painting. >> lawrence: i think ainsley was saying you can go ahead and move down there because that's where all the girls are moving. >> brian: you are a single man. >> lawrence: i got you. >> ainsley: charlotte would take you away from us. we don't want that. >> lawrence: you are exactly right. i will stay put. >> brian: wrestling out in public with your own emotions, lawrence. ainsley, why don't you kick us off. one thing is pretty clear, this administration is overwhelmed in almost every aspect of covid-19. >> ainsley: the administration is saying schools should stay open bu

ainsley, that's crazy. >> ainsley: steve and i were talking about it earlier.rr. i remember moving to new york you have to have gloves, scarf, sun glasses to block the wind. cover your mouth with your scarf if you can. right? and a down coat. >> janice: snuggles. >> ainsley: thanks, janice. new fox poll reveals most americans are worried about the economy and inflation. is the white house actually listening to the voters' concerns? stuart varney is up next. parents are getting sick of these covid rules and woke lessons in the classroom. we are taking a look at the push for school choice. ♪ before nexium 24hr, anna could only imagine a comfortable night's sleep without frequent heartburn waking her up. now, that dream... . ...is her reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts, for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performa

ainsley, back to you. >> ainsley: thanks, janice.f the football team. thank you. the white house tries to reassure allies and we'll talk to senator tom cotton to see how that's going. a prosecutor feels the heat and says it was a communication problem. it was a substance problem and we'll discuss that. meet the parents who lost their child to drugs, we'll talk about that. and a live reporter who was hit by the car, she kept right on going, and we'll have her right on the show. plus jesse waters is coming up this morning. see you at 9:00. ♪ ♪ ♪ how bout sushi? i just had sushi for lunch yesterday. indian? ehh, maybe... how bout seafood? you know i don't like seafood. [collision beeping warning] [silence] how bout tacos? tacos. automatic emergency braking — one of six advanced safety features standard on every 2022 chevy equinox. find new technology. find new roads. chevrolet. my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪ it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala reduces asthma attacks it's a once-monthly add-on treatment for severe eos

ainsley?ce dean for fox weather forecast live in queens, new york, you used to live in that area. you are so cute. hey, janice. >> janice: ainsley, i'm sure this storm is over achieving. people have been told to stay off the roads and a lot of schools closed today treacherous to drive here in queens. we have it definitely suburb passed 5 or 6 inches. some places along coastal connecticut and massachusetts over a foot of snow. it's the light, fluffy type of snow. so it's easy to accumulate and that's why we are getting an overachieving storm. the good news is it will be out of here by this afternoon if you are kid and love snow you have plenty to play. in once the sun comes up here, you will see a lot of snow in the background at the park. this is one of my favorite parks in queens. take a look at the radar and show you where the storm is right now. it brought several inches of snow to areas that received over a foot. tennessee, you good got over four or five inches of snow in the nashville are

good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: districts in illinois in november.ublican. does it mean you have a chance? >> absolutely. so, what we have been seeing over 2021 is we have been seeing suburban moms and people in general coming back to the republican party and coming back to a message of law enforcement and coming back to a message of educational opportunity and parents rights and coming back to a message of a free economy. we strongly believe this is a district we can flip. also, even the democrats believe that the democrats just yesterday came out and just said that this district the 11th congressional district is actually vulnerable for the republicans to flip it i'm running for u.s. congress to go ahead and bring that conservative voice to congress and make a change for the everyday american. >> ainsley: why do you want to run for congress. >> i want to run for congress because as a husband and father and businessman and teacher, i really believe that leadership, it's about service, it's about integrity and sacrifice. also fueled by compassion. wh

change it. >> ainsley: cynthia, thank you for coming on with us. >> thank you so much, ainsley. >> ainsleyweather forecast. hey, janice. >> hi, ainsley, the coldest air of the season has arrived here in the northeast. the good news is it's short-lived because things will start to warm up relatively speaking starting tomorrow. take a look at it deep freeze for a lot of folks here in dallas and memphis and kansas city. 20 here in new york. 6 in fargo. when you factor in the winds, what it feels like on your skin if you are unprotected it's going to be below zero in a lot of these areas. so there you have it. the coldest air of the season. there are your temperatures and there is what it feels like with the wind. 3 trees in new york. feels like minus five in albany. the plains by the way warming up 10 to 25 degrees above average the next couple of days. i'm sure folks will enjoy that. there are your temperatures today kansas city 57, 57 in dallas. 50 in atlanta and then things will start to warm up tomorrow for the northeast. in terms of storm systems, not too much to tell you about. we could

>> good morning, ainsley.our children but people are. it is remarkably irresponsible how children continue to be caught in the middle of these failed covid policies and the inability to walk them back as the landscape of the pandemic continues to change. if you think about with alpha and delta and the earlier variants, before percent positivity when you didn't have immunity, when you didn't have treatments, the impetus behind the vaccinating of the children despite the fact there is nearing 100 percent survival rated was to lessen that transmission. with omicron, the argument for the vaccine mandates are just vaccines in healthy young kids falls flat when the ability to prevent infection and transmissibility has dropped below 30%. yet, you still have people who are pushing forward with these mandates regarding the vaccines, regarding the boosters, and this is very irresponsible in the sense that at this point they do not do what we once intended them to do. >> ainsley: what do you expect for 2022 are we all re

steve, ainsley, brian? >> ainsley: all right. thank you so much, griff.griff was saying. i think yesterday was probably his worse day of presidency exempt maybe afghanistan. if you look at all things came to a head yesterday. we realized his policy also not be pushed through because of what is happening in congress. and with these two senators that are democrats. but let's start at the top. he lost the supreme court with the vaccine mandates. manchin and cinema are saying no to eliminating the filibuster. which also means the election bill bill will not pass for that pack the court is dead on arrival. d.c. and puerto rico will not become states. kamala had interview that was a disaster. joe biden tried to make a public appearance that was disaster. his build back better is dead. inflation yesterday 40 year high costing the average family $5,000 extra a year. the dollar bill seven cents less. oil $1 a barrel. could go as high as 125 a barrel. kamala has no answer if biden, if she and biden will be on the ticket in 2024 democratic president they have contro

ainsley, over to you. >> ainsley: all right. thank you so much, carley.he state of california's staffing shortages by forcing those shortages who do have cody now to work. new guidance from the department of health. saying employees who are positive but asymptomatic i can can, quote: return immediately without isolation and testing. our next guest was fired when she refused to get the vaccine, jen peters joins us now. good morning to you, jen. >> good morning. >> ainsley: first of all, why did you decide not to get vaccinated? >> two reasons, actually. first of all, i had covid. i had covid while i was pregnant and at the time that the vaccine mandate ruled out i had a newborn who was having some health issues. and i'm breastfeeding. so, all of that made me pretty uncomfortable with moving forward with getting vaccinated at the time. >> ainsley: i understand that. you are perfectly healthy right now. and you were fired. now the hospital system in california is saying but if you tested positive for covid after you got the vaccine and still kept your job, w

ainsley, we can make a run for there and be there by noon. >> ainsley: be careful i might be hide nots there behind the tree getting my dinner ready. the lift tickets for four hours $29. 8 hours, 44s dollars if you are interested. the ski slopes opened this morning at 9:00 a.m. >> steve: excellent. >> brian: pennsylvania talking a little bit trying to recall the d.a. over in philadelphia. but the one thing about florida, we like to sing the praise of florida. one thing about florida of the skiing is terrible, right, steve? >> steve: and speaking of florida, yesterday, during one of the hours we opened with a picture of cocoa beach, florida. >> brian: i know what you are going to say. >> steve: i dream of genie. >> brian: i know what you are going to say. >> steve: it would be impossible to know what i'm going to say. >> brian: i think i do. >> steve: as i'm going to the grocery store late in the morning my neighbor stopped me and said hey, steve, are you driving to cocoa beach? i said. >> brian: no. >> steve: i said i'm going to the grocery store. >> steve: what did you think i was go

brian, ainsley, and steve? >> steve: they do.report you know, stops complicated for this to occur in nature. sounded like a number of the scientists were thinking, you know, it's obviously started in a lab. but then, they all change their opinion, to some, it looks like there was an effort to suppress what actually may have happened if it did start in a lab. the question is, who would they be protecting? would it be fauci, whose group funded some of that stuff in wuhan or china? >> griff: well, that's great question. and maybe we will find out a little bit more from bret tonight. but the obvious answer would be that it's not only protecting china, but it is protecting the scientist research funding because it's important to note as "special report" pointed out last night fauci and collins, the nih director control many of the research funds that go to some of the scientists that are on there. and that report that was published by the way weren't just american scientist researchers, it was also australians and british. so you are

ainsley? >> ainsley: okay. thank you so much, ashley.waco area, there's a district that's committed to keeping their schools open. midway independence school district has been open since the fall of 2020 and that's where wes is the principal of wood gate intermedial school. good morning, wes. >> good morning, thanks for having me on. >> ainsley: good morning. thanks for coming on. i can relate to this. our school has done the same thing. i'm so grateful. i know the parents in yourary are. what have you done to make it successful? >> i think in education especially right now educators sign up with just the commitment to put student success at the forefront and i think every decision we make across this country needs to be filtered through that lens right there. i'm always putting students first and we know that there is an achievement gap in this country. we know that in person learning enables us to effectively instruct, intervene quickly and ensure the success of our students educational experience into post secondary success. i think t

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conference. >> ainsley: yeah, he did. speaking for more than two hours. your son asked him a great question why are you going so far left? and he says he claims he's not. he says he likes bernie sanders but he doesn't always agree with bernie sanders. but he said i outperformed in the first year. he said i didn't overpromise. look at that the "new york post" said he said what? now we know why they keep him hidden. but, if you go through some of the things that he talked about. you know, he did promise us that he was going to wipe out code and then yesterday he said the pandemic is far from over. he admitted he didn't have enough tests even though hes told us he was going to wipe it out. he also promised us our economy would be better. we played that. we are at 7% inflation and he blamed the pandemic and he blamed the federal reserve. cbs did a poll and 65% of americans say he hasn't done enough to alleviate inflation. his approval ratings are horrible, 33%. he also said that he is going to be on the ticket in 2024 with ca

>> ainsley: no.ust saying. >> brian: nothing on the shelf. >> steve: 7:18 now start in chicago and carley has the headlines. >> carley: i certainly do. a horrific story here a chicago mother accused of killing her child held on $5 million bond. jenny perry charged with first degree murder after her son demarri perry was found dead in an alley in indiana. prosecutors allege the child was forced into a cold shower as punishment. authorities say he died of hypothermia and his body had been set on fire. two of perry's siblings are also charged with hiding his body. rust armor, suing the movie gun and ammunition supplier she claims sold live and dummy ammunition together leading to the onset shooting death of cinematographer halyna hutchins, the lawsuit lays some blame on alec baldwin for allegedly failing attend a trainings session. baldwin was handling the prop gun when it went off. he has said he will comply with the investigation but has yet to turn over his cell phone to police. so far no criminal ch

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ainsley.very beach. >> steve: do you know how deep it is? >> ainsley: i know it gets increasingly deeper. if you're really little you can get a blowup raft and your dad can take you out. he will hold on to the edge of the raft and he tells us where to dive for the sand dollars and then we put them in the raft, they're all brown. and we take them back to the house and my mom puts them in sand buckets with water and bleach and they turn white. >> brian: are you talking generically about people or your own life? >> ainsley: generically. >> steve: it's cold here, a big storm, a lot of news. >> brian: meanwhile, we begin with the crisis at the southern border. it's never going away it seems. fox news has video that shows a dhs contractor that says the white house is trying to cover up migrant flights into the united states. >> ainsley: vice president harris is skipping town to attend the inauguration of the honduran leader. >> steve: she is in charge of the border and the root causes of it. >> bria

ainsley. >> ainsley: yeah., i think a lot of -- i was listening to "fox & friends first" this morning and they were interviewing the supermarket chain executive and he was talking about the empty shelves. people are really concerned about that. they are worried about the supply chain crisis. they are worried about filling up their cars. paying their electric bills. i wish he would have experts to your point the economy. >> brian: yeah. >> ainsley: wouldn't it be great? this is going to end, we are fixing this. this is what we are doing at the ports and make sure your grocery pills are going down. maybe we will reopen the pipeline because we realize this is destroying america and we are relying on osha and opec for our oil when we used to be able to rely on ourselves. people are concerned about those items because it's expensive to heat your house. it's expensive to put food on the table and the prices are going up and people are tired of it that's on the forefront of everyone's mind along with covid. >> brian:

ainsley, will, thank you for joining me tonight.o as thee teachers demand billions of dollars to run their school, my next guest at just 22 years old has been finding his own resources and donations in order to open a charter school for young black men in atlanta. king randal is the founder of the x for boys. you have seen him before. king, your quick reaction to what's happened across the country and why it inspired you to do what you are doing right now, which is taking the power away from government even though the government tried to shut you down. you had the superintendent down there in atlanta that tries to get his cronies to shut you down. but now you have the power to go directly to the kids, have the parents go directly to the kids, through your school. talk about it. >> absolutely. lawrence, i have been working with children for the past three years. and when i began working with the children. seeing them not be able read, seeing them not be able to write. i became alarmed. i was wondering how and why these kids were bein

[laughter] >> ainsley: who gave you this? >> steve: they promised me at the store.s, dan. anyway, thanks for all of you for coming. fighting for our freedom never stops at the battlefield and the impact can last a lifetime. >> ainsley: yeah, more than 53,000 u.s. troops were injured in the past 20 years of war and those are just the physical wounds. >> brian: yep, one of those men is retired u.s. army sergeant first class john goudie, he was nearly killed during insider attack in afghanistan known as green on blue attack. he lost his leg, he shattered his arm. >> steve: but, did that did not stop him from wanting to be back in the fight. >> ainsley: another time. despite his injuries, sergeant first class goudie, he deployed again on another combat mission to afghanistan. can you imagine? >> brian: all right. no doubt about it, he is this year's modern warrior recipient. >> april 25th, 2012, we were prepping to go out the following day. we had a, basically insider threat. one of the partner forces had turned on us resulting in multiple casualties. i have a prostheti

. >> ainsley: things getting worse from there for the president.ew poll shows the ratings continue to tank especially on really important issues like the economy, foreign policy and the pandemic. the dose of reality has some democrats with an alternative candidate for the house in 2024. i will never be out of the game of politics. i'm never going going to get out of being involved, worried, hopefully trying to help in some way. >> ainsley: you are watching "fox & friends," i am carley shimkus. >> todd: it started out as a joke but the republicans, they find this hysterical, i am todd piro and ashley actually, we turn to our man, griff jenkins in washington and the president's stake meeting today. >> high-stakes indeed, good morning, carly, fireworks on the floor when mitch mcconnell torched his former colleague accusing the president of delivering a divisive speech to pull the country further apart. >> how profoundly, profoundly on presidential. i did not recognize the man at the podium. yesterday. >> todd: the president's big georgia speech failed

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ainsley earhardt.nts are watching, right? what are the names? >> my mom and dad, we love you! >> this is one of my best friends from college, we went to the university of south carolina together, this is hunter. >> happy new year, everyone! >> where you from? >> i'm from south carolina. >> she's a dermatologist, she is so smart, wicked smart. and this is one of my best friends from new york who just moved to connecticut, this is lori. >> hey, happy new year! >> tell us about yourself. >> i'm from new york and moved to connecticut, this is my gorgeous knees. >> miranda, tell us about yourself. >> i'm from new york and my mom and dad are watching and so is my grandma. >> hey! her grandmother, lori's mother, is like my second mom and my daughter 'a second -- third grandmother and we love their family and they have just -- they are some of my best friends in new york and my family is so far away and they have gotten me through the ups and downs of new york city, so we love you! mom, grandfather, my mom is

>> lawrence: dumb decision. >> ainsley: a beautiful song. both of you have your new shows. >> brian: in between dan bongino. >> ainsley: you are going to california. >> lawrence: "one nation." >> brian: florence jones at ten. >> lawrence: >> >> dana: i'm dana perino. bill has the day off. >> i wonder why bill has the day off? >> dana: we'll have more on that a little later. >> i'm eric shawn and this is "america's newsroom." >> dana: homeland security secretary witnessed the tense exchange in person friday as he visited the border in laredo. it came amid reports of mass migrant releases into the u.s., sometimes on late night flights into small suburban airports. here is part of that confrontation. >> we don't give up. we stay focused. we continue to do the job that we signed up for. we all signed up for it and raised our hands. it's not hard to say it. i've been doing this for 31 years. it is not hard for me to say it. every day i wake up and i'm committed to this position and i won't give in to each one of you out. >> you keep releasing the

there a connect between morality of a people and their belief in death or diety, joining us now, ainsleyhart. >> thank you. >> trey, we're from south carolina, the story makes me sad. we know in the south, we always go to church on sundays, if we spent the night at friends our moms or dads would pick us up next morning to go to church or wet went with our friend, the church got me through hard time of my life, god and the bible and scripture got me through this. as church we have to ask, what can we do differently. i watched so many different podcasts and youtube channels on this very topic. i wanted to find out why people are leaving the church, a lot is probably covid, many watch church at home on their computers, or tv. and also people are leaving they say because the church is judgmental they are not walking the walk, not relevant any more, they are not talking about tough issues like "ducks live" or things -- like divorce or things we go through socially like stress or covid, many of the older churches are dying, younger people go to churches with more contemporary music. and the pr

trey: ainsley, i have been to sea coast. only it were just sunday it is wednesday and tuesday. sure, you need to move back to south carolina. we have a church about every quarter mile. so, you come on back home, we'll find a perfect church for you. >> i am sure i'll be about, but my heart remains there. >> good. and our heart is with you, thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you, god bless you. trey: you too, thank you. >> still ahead for those in electoral politics, redistricting is everything. redistricting is everything. but why should we care about ♪ ♪ ♪ making your way in the world today♪ ♪takes everything you've got♪ ♪ ♪taking a break from all your worries♪ ♪sure would help a lot♪ ♪ ♪wouldn't you like to get away?♪ ♪ ♪sometimes you want to go♪ ♪where everybody knows your name♪ ♪and they're always glad you came♪ ♪ ♪you want to be where you can see♪ ♪our troubles are all the same♪ ♪you want to be where everybody knows your name♪ ♪ ♪ you want to go where people know♪ ♪people are all the same♪ ♪you want to go where everybody knows your name♪ ♪ trey: welcome back to "

. >> ainsley: i want to say so good to be back. aren't we grateful for our jobs and all of you watching. i hope everyone has a wonderful new year. let's make it the best year petty. >> brian: on behalf of will and ainsley, listen to the radio show for the next three hours. bye, >> dana: americas in the grips of oma chronic and the u.s. becoming the first country to report limiting cases in one day. doubled the previous record set a week ago. good morning, i'm dana perino. bill is off. >> i'm trace gallagher. this is america's newsroom. president biden will meet with his covert response team at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. the surgeon cases comes as the country faces a shortage of tests. the president pledged to mail it half a billion free ones, but we have yet to see progress. here's what jerome adams had to say just a few minutes ago. >> rapid tests are very good on telling you if you are in cutely affected. get a rapid test if you can. the problem is, the administration is not delivered a rapid test. they don't want to put out a polic

and he says and then he flew away on a magical sleigh with ainsley ehrhardt. jim, how are you doing? >> i'm doing good. >> are you chopping down threes? >> that's mike gold final public up for christmas. i'm just showing it off on tv. >> after the dressing room incident. but anyway, i thought spoken to you in so long. what is your take on the biden administration right now. >> 11% think he is a strong leader. 89% think he is the wrong leader , which is scary, you know 11%, that is not -- that seems kind of high. is that including all the people from the 18 hundreds that voted for him? but, he doesn't have time to think that i know has got a lot going on. that is not his job to thing. it is that just democrats jumped to think for him. so if you want to chop or it doesn't have to think, there you go. they view. we forgot to insult the few in the monologue. >> what's going on. you have enough time to think when you are here on fox news? >> it seems like i'm always thinking about things, like what i'm thinking right now nobody wants to know. you always are thinkin

teach critical race theory, all this in 15 minutes as on soon as we get lawrence jones out here, and ainsleyine for steve. back to you in the studio. >> todd: when you pulled out the packets. i thought there would be a dramatic reading of the packets. >> these are a series of things that happen, the blue card, behind is the background. not a lot of drama. the drama takes place when the people answer the questions on the card. >> anita: it will be the best show ever. >> i don't remember guess is as good as mine. >> anita: good to see you. hunter biden and his associates reportedly receiving grand jury subpoenas not long before the election. >> todd: we go live with the details, when it comes to hunter we go hmm. >> what was that again, exactly. the noept reports -- new work post says biden junior and two associates received a subpoena for bank records. issued from the delaware attorney-general's office as his father ran for president. more needs to be example. >> people want to see it as a hunter biden problem or a corruption problem. when you look at the ornalins, we wanted to look at the de

. >> ainsley: things getting worse from there for the president.ew poll shows the ratings continue to tank especially on really important issues like the economy, foreign policy and the pandemic. the dose of reality has some de

trey: ainsley, i have been to sea coast. only it were just sunday it is wednesday and tuesday.ck to south carolina. we have a church about every quarter mile. so, you come on back home, we'll find a perfect church for you. >> i am sure i'll be about, but my heart remains there. >> good. and our heart is with you, thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you, god bless you. trey: you too, thank you. >> still ahead for those in electoral politics, redistricting is everything. but why should we care about it? karl rove breaks it down next on "sunday night in america." ♪♪ anything else? do you also take orders online? yeah, we do that. yeah, we do. chef, can we hire another hostess? umm... psst. yeah. i was gonna add an exclamation point. secure payments, the tools you need, people who can help, we do that. talk to a clover business consultant today new year, new start. and now comcast businesselp, is making it easydo that. to get going with the ready. set. save. sale. get started with fast and reliable internet and voice for $64.99 a month with a 2-year price guarantee. it's

. >> and then he flew away on a magical sleigh with ainsley ehrhardt. jim, how are you doing? >> i'm doing good. >> are you chopping down threes? >> that's my kohl's flannel i got for christmas. i'm just showing it off on tv. >> after the dressing room incident. but anyway, i have not spoken to you in so long. what is your take on the biden administration right now?e >> just that 11% think he is a strong leader. that means 89% think he is the wrong leader, which is scary you know. 11%, that is not --kn that seems kind of high. is that including all the people from the 1800s that voted for him? but he doesn't have time to think. i know has got a lot going on. that is not his job to think. it is the democrats job to think for him. if he wants a job where he doesn't have to think, there's an opening on "the view." he can go there. >> we forgot to insult "the view" in the monologue. kat, do you have enough time to think when you are here on fox news? >> it seems like i'm always thinking about things, like what i'm thinking right now nobody wants to know. you always are thinking. i

arsenal's ainsley maitland—niles is heading on loan to roma for the rest of the season.em suffered while on lionesses duty, but she was back in training with her club side, manchester city, and tweeted that it was good to be back. the second test between south africa and india looks set for an exciting climax. the hosts closed on 118—2 injohannesburg, needing 122 runs to win with eight wickets in hand. australia's world number one ashleigh barty marked her return to the court with victory against american teenager coco gauff in the adelaide international. it was the wimbledon champion's first competitive match since ending her 2021 season early because of quarantine rules. for the latest on the breaking story around novak djokovic having his australian visa cancelled and the fourth ashes test in sydney, visit the bbc sport website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. but that's all the sport for now. hello. hard to believe that only a few mornings ago, we were starting the day with temperatures in the mid teens. out there at the moment, a widespread and quite sharp frost as we star

thank you all for watching don't >> ainsley: we began with a fox news alert. the state department ordering u.s. diplomats and some embassy staff to evacuate from ukraine as the russian attack on its neighbor could be imminent. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i'm carley shimkus. >> and i am todd piro and that decision as deploying thousands of u.s. troops to the baltic state to support our nato allies. steve harrigan life on the ground, steve what is the lates? >> time for family members of u.s. embassy personnel in ukraine has in order to get out now for additional personnel there being authorized to leave. the state department really raising the alarm if you are an american in ukraine, it is time to get out now. if there is a russian impatient, there won't be an opportunity to air lift people out. in the meantime, president biden with a range of options including deploying 3,000 to 5,000 in eastern europe. this is a real shift in posture from just economic sanctions. here in ukraine the second shipment of american ammunition and

i think the white house needs ainsley hayes. >> bill: two guests saying they need a staff shake-up.ourning the loss of their children to the deadly effects of fentanyl. >> never see him get married or have a family of his own. i will never be a grandfather. >> how some parents plan to fight back on the deadly opioid. >> dana: concerns over custom and border enforcement using facial recognition. >> bill: groundbreaking medical procedure. new details come to light about the first-ever pig heart transplant recipient. stay tuned for that. rs, newday's rates have dropped again. it's time to refinance. newday's low rate refi offers their lowest rate in history. two and a quarter percent. just 2.48 apr. save thousands every year and there are no upfront costs. not one dollar. the newday low rate refi. take advantage of these record low rates so you and your family can save. your kindness outshines your highs and lows. your strength can outlast any bad day. because you are greater than your bipolar i, and you can help take control of your symptoms - and ask about vraylar. some medicines onl

thank you all for watching don't >> ainsley: we began with a fox news alert.e state department ordering u.s. diplomats and some embassy staff to evacuate from ukraine as the russian attack on its neighbor could be imminent. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i'm carley shimkus. >> and i am todd piro and that decision as deploying thousands of u.s. troops to the baltic state to support our nato allies. steve harrigan life on the ground, steve what is the lates? >>

arsenal's ainsley maitland—niles is heading on loan to roma for the rest of the season.tland—niles will travel to italy for a medical ahead of the move. tomorrow's league cup semi—final first leg between arsenal and liverpool has been called off after a covid outbreak in the liverpool squad. the number of cases has forced the temporary closure of liverpool's training base. the emirates will now host the second leg onjanuary 20th. let's get to some live football this evening now, as it's the first leg of the efl cup semifinal between chelsea and tottenham at stamford bridge, which sees the return of antonio conte to his old side chelsea. and we also have the possible return of romelu lukaku to the home side after apologising for an interview saying he wasn't happy at the club. former england international karen carney is part of the 5live team covering the game and joins us now. how do you think he's going be feeling this evening? i how do you think he's going be feeling this evening?— feeling this evening? i think you'll be fine going _ feeling this evening? i think you'

. >> i called her friend ainsley and said, you know, "hey. have you heard from halee? know you have her apartment key. can you drive over there and see what she's doing? " >> when ansley did, she saw halee's car parked outside the apartment, meaning halee must be inside. ansley put the key in the front door. >> i swung open the door. i was, like, "halee. " and i just started screaming her name. like, my stomach had dropped, and i was, like, "oh my god. " i was, like, "where is halee? " i was, like, "where could she be? " >> around the same time, halee's sister emilee was driving to work with a friend. suddenly, a sense of doom washed over her. >> i'm freaking out. something's wrong. >> just, like, out of the blue this feeling came. >> yeah, it was out of the blue. like, we were driving, and all of a sudden, i was just like, "you gotta turn around. i gotta go find my sister. something's wrong. like, i don't know what's wrong, but something's wrong. " >> emilee posted a picture of halee on instagram. "if anyone hears from my sister please contact me. " friends responded,

ainsley earhardt gave her daughter. some of the secrets they learned. as a kid is something that our mothers are very proud to teach us when we are little. a lot of parents say don't forget your manners but please be polite. some of these things need to be broken down and taught to children step-by-step by step. what are the two words you would use if you were expressing your graduate tiewnchtsd thank you. >> thank you, those are the two words that we would use rubber bands. what do they do? they stretch. rubber bands stretch. pretend you have a rubber band in your head and that you can stretch your thank you. so you want to say thank you, what you are thanking the person for and their name. open up a couple of presents together. so the first thing you do when someone hands you a present is you look at the card. it's where their heart connects to your heart. >> thank you for the doll. >> fabulous. give hayden a hand, nice job, hayden. >> there are several things that i want to share with you so that you can have your very best table manners for the holi

. >> ainsley: jason rivera, your family is listening we appreciate everything he did for the city and for working as an officer. rest in peace, jason rivera. >> and we will do it again next >> bill: that is not a movie set. it is houston, texas, yesterday afternoon. a suspect exchanging multiple rounds of gunfire with police. all three officers were wounded on that scene. an everyday occurrence for police in america. a big part of our show as we say good morning. i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i'm dana perino. "america's newsroom." violence against police is surging. six officers were shot in the past 48 hours alone coming off a year where more than 50 were killed in the line of duty and hundreds more wounded. >> bill: that pain is being felt acutely here in new york city. saint patrick's cathedral along fifth avenue. thousands gathering for the funeral of jason rivera a rookie on the squad. one of two officers killed on friday night in harlem responding to a domestic incident there. he was only 22. bryan llenas reports live outside the cathedral in mid town manhattan. >> the nypd live by

. >> ainsley: you should be happy because you have another show to go and do. radio. >> brian: radio, three hour hours and join me. >> biden administration releasing migrants into the u.s. >> dana: they were taken last august. how many scenes like this have taken place since then. body cam footage from last august. taken by a police sergeant in westchester, new york. he was at the airport trying to figure out why the government was chartering secret flights in the middle of the night and with minimal security. dhs contractor told him it was all by design. >> i guess the secrecy -- [inaudible]. you know what i mean? >> why? why? >> you know why. >> why? >> come on. >> what's the big secret? everybody knows it's happening. >> the government -- >> bill: that footage was obtained by former westchester county executive and acquired it through the freedom of information act. he is a candidate for governor in new york. here is what he told tucker carlson last night. >> we kept pressing them and they kept telling us nonsense. and this is all they do, right? where is th

. >> ainsley: there she is. so young in her 20's. but so brave, calling out the d.a. something that eric adams hasn't actually done by name and should. he should also call out george soros and everybody who put d.a.s like alvin bragg in place. these are people who specifically have a strategy to put soft on crime d.a.s into big cities and medium and small cities across this country. these are people believe in so-called restorative justice. who believe in reimagining law enforcement, don't believe in law and order. this is very sad. and also there is blame to go around, pete, let's remember, it is the citizens of new york who voted for alvin bragg. i spoke to a democrat friend of mine. i said why did you do that? and he said well, we just vote straight ticket. that's what happened. alvin bragg was not shy about what he stood for. it was all on his website. talked about it. he campaigned on it he has a manifesto on his website about all of these, you know, so-called restorative justice policies. so, people knew w

thanks, steve and ainsley for appearing with me. >> dana: fox news alert on the economy. december jobs report coming in far below expectations. president biden will speak about it in our next hour. good morning. i'm dana perino. bill is off. good morning, trace. >> trace: good morning, i'm trace gallagher. this is "america's newsroom." let's look at the numbers. the u.s. added 199,000 jobs last month. about half of what analysts were projecting. unemployment falls to 3.9%. >> dana: inflation continues to outpace wage growth as employers struggle to fill a record number of job openings. let's go to the white house where jackie heinrich is standing by. what does it mean for the biden administration? >> good morning, dana. this disappointing jobs report comes as the omicron variant is threatening the economic recovery while inflation is at its highest pace in four decades. this is bad news for the administration. the bright spot here is unemployment fell to 3.9%, the lowest we've seen it during the pandemic. administration is likely to highlight this as an achievement for th

i don't think he wants to talk about his son, ainsley. >> and why won't the media cover it? brian, when you showed those numbers that was over the last year, not just this story. all of this controversy. we'll be talking about it. >> bill: thank you, good morning. here we go. 9:00 in new york city. was this the reset the white house was hoping for? president biden kicking off a second year, long in length. the president arguing he out performed expectations. we'll look at that today. the day after. i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." the press conference went on longer than anybody thought. the president's prerogative. i might have faked a heart attack an hour 30 minutes into it so he could clear the room and get it done. who better to ask about this than jen psaki. she'll join us for her first fox news interview. >> bill: looking forward to that. a lot to talk about. 56% of americans disapprove of how the president is governing, a 20-point drop from where he started. more than half of americans don't believe the president understands

watch brian on radio on ainsley' bible study on fox nation. >> you got it all in there. >> watch me on radio and watch lawrence tonight. >> great job, guys. >> dana: devastating setback for families. omicron variant fueling a new wave of school closures despite the u.s. spending more than $100 billion to prevent that exact thing from happening. i'm dana perino. bill is off. good morning, trace. >> good morning to you, dana, good morning. i'm trace gallagher. this is "america's newsroom." chicago becoming the latest district to cancel classes after the teachers union voted to return to remote learning. late night decision affecting more than 300,000 students who just went back to school this week. >> dana: chicago teachers are refusing to return until omicron subsides or new safety measures are put in place despite their 91% vaccination rate. remote learning is very negative impact on children's mental health. president biden says schools are fully equipped to stay open. >> president biden: i believe schools should remain open. they have what they need. because the american rescue plan

respective people, you are playing the role, petes, for steve and rachel you are playing the role for ainsleyworked so much over the last week i feel terrible that you have got to work today, pete. >> pete: it's all good, brian. it's all good. you talked about winners like the bengals last night. i'm exhausted because i stayed up watching my losers blow it sound night football and be out of the playoffs. i'm in a grumpy mood. it was a great new year. i want to say hello to rachel but i have to hear what brian kilmeade did in the new year because rachel, will and i were partying in nashville. >> brian: working. >> rachel: we know you weren't working on new year's eve we were and having a lot of fun. what were you doing, brian? >> brian: real quick look over the last week. able to get together with my brother's family and with us at a series of outdoor and indoors events. able to enjoy having a week after for the first time in a long time and all the cousins really enjoyed being together. so we had a chance to see everybody and catch up which, when you get a little bit older people are updating

my main concern i want to keep the photos away from kilmeade, away from doocy, away from ainsley.is "fox & friends weekend" thing. pete: fair enough. i let you know them. uk prime minister boris johnson ordering extra troops to eastern europe hopefully sending a message to the kremlin as tensions escalate at the ukraine border. lucas tomlinson joins us. reporter: good morning, guys. speaking of repeats today, u.n. secretary-general reiterated no nato forces to the ukraine to stop a russian invasion. two days after president biden said he would send a small number of american troops to eastern europe. uk boris johnson i have ordered our troops across europe this next week, to support our nato allies. this will send a clear message to the kremlin we will not tolerate their destaibizing and stand against the russian hostility. russian jets recently completed a 5000-mile trip across the country, 11 time zones so deploy in belarus, only 60 miles from the capital. they say it is a military exercise that ends after the winter olympics. russian's foreign minister says russia is not lookin

i was on with ainsley on "fox and friends" during the weekday and i said i get a text or phone call fromed her, think about your job. is that ever happened to you? the answer, thank the lord, not using his name in vain, i mean that sincerely, is know. you don't get the text you remember the guy at the front door we met, he was shot. that's crazy. imagine getting that a couple times a year. this is crazy. this is happening because of a couple things. let's put meat on the bone. why does this happen and what people are voting for. the failure to implement broken windows policing, take care of the small stuff and the big stuff will take care of itself, people who jump the turnstile are the people going on the train, murdering, raping and robbing people, they scrapped that model. second become a bail reform. the dirty little secret of criminology that a small number of people commit the overwhelming number of crimes. when you constantly let that small number of people out baby victimized people. the only way to get them back in jail is after they committed a crime like this. he just killed a