ashley: something.ice providers maxed out. there was an increase in crime rates and detention facilities and hospitals that are going across the borders. all the social services are being stretched to the limit and you've got a lot of private-sector folks trying to help that have done a great job in assisting and it is a terrible situation right now. ashley: we are out of time. we hope the white house is listening but wouldn't hold my breath. appreciate your time. let's check the markets if we can, thank you. the dow still up barely, 20 points, the nasdaq up half of one%, the s&p higher at 4800. let's look at johnson & johnson. a south african study of healthcare workers shows two doses of the j&j shot was 84% effective at preventing hospitalization from omicron. the study found a jab works as well as a booster for people who originally got pfizer. now this. one university is barring students from leaving the county once the spring semester begins. what school? do they have roadblocks set up? what are t

ashley: yes.: we are indeed. down means there is less in supply and the price goes up. lauren, thank you so much. lauren: yeah. ashley: now this, take a look at crypto millionaires. some of you know this, crypto millionaires are flocking to puerto rico. because if you spend at least half the year on the island you're free of taxes on capital gains. what a deal. the former republican governor of puerto rico, louis fortuno joins me now. good morning to you. governor, is puerto rico the new tax haven now for crypto millionaires? >> stuart if people are moving from california or new york to florida or texas, we want them to consider puerto rico as well. we are part of the u.s. we're american citizens but we do not pay federal income tax. we pay local taxes. what i did during my tenure among other things, promote investors to move to puerto rico instead of texas or florida, for example. if they become bonafide residents of puerto rico, as you mentioned they will pay no taxes on dividend income, interes

it's ashley webster in for stuart van pie. ashley: thank you very much. good morning, i am ashley webster, in today for stu. let's get into the stories. vice president harris defending herself in you new interview with cbs. she claims she's not being set up to fail but she did admit a failure. we'll tell you what that's about. guess which topic didn't even come up? you got it right, the border. over 2,000 flights canceled for a fourth straight day as omicron causing staffing shortages across the country, what a mess. we will have a live report. speaking of planes, you might be wearing a mask forever inside the cabin if dr. anthony fauci gets his way. we're going to ask our doctors about that issue. but there is some good news. novavax says a two dose treatment of its covid vaccine shows a strong immune response against the omicron variant. that is good news. the ceo stanley irk is here to talk about it. take a look at the markets for you as we get into the last week of trading of 2021. taking a look at the dow, s&p and nasdaq, all showing modest gains. no

ashley. ashley: remarkable images.-by murderers. don't understand that. jason rants joins me now. i guess they're arguing it's racial equity. is that right? >> it's very bizarre. so the way that it works right now in washington state is that a murder one charge, first-degree murder, will get you somewhere between 20-30 years in prison. but as an aggravating factor of a drive-by shooting, you can face a mandatory sentence of life without parole. now, the argument coming from the two lawmakers behind this, they're saying that it's being used to target young black men, but there's no data to actually back that up. in fact, the argument coming from tara simmons, the statement that she released to my radio show said it was only used once. so if it was only used once, you're clearly not targeting anyone except in that case one instance of a drive-by murderer. drive-by shootings are not just dangerous to the people being targeted, but, of course, dangerous to people in the communities that end up getting hit by stray bullets.

reporter: in a word, ashley, no. ashley: oh.s from flightaware. 820 cancellations so far already today. 1200 plus delays. good piece of news, you talked to lauren about dr. fauci, he actually clarified yesterday, i guess you could say walked back what he had said earlier. that is to say he is not right at the moment pushing for a vaccine mandate. that is good news for the airlines. here is how he put it in his own words? >> i did not say i support mandates domestic flights. i said that is something that is on the table for consideration. i didn't say i support it or didn't support it. reporter: another piece of good news i think fair to say for the airlines, ashley, something they were pushing for. they were getting a lot of workers that were testing positive for covid not symptomatic. they had to be out of work for 10 days. new regulations that is what is leading to the delays and the cancellation of flights, long lines, all the rest. now new regulations from the cdc says you only have to be in quarantine for five days if you'r

ashley: wow.t the fed, investors want to know what the fed does next year and how aggressive will it act. what are your thoughts? >> i think jay powell is starting to sound like the original j powell, talking very tough game. we know as of tomorrow that the fed will be reducing by 100% more than it was in december. the liquidity pumping into the market i think jay powell is dead set on completing this tapering process by the middle of march and there are people on the board of governors and their district presidents throughout the country saying march 17, should be the rate hike it it wouldn't surprise me if he tried to get there and this economy is not well prepared for the cost of borrowing to also start increasing against this backdrop of a runaway inflation, much of what has been caused by the fiscal-- by the biden administration. ashley: very quickly, danielle, we are battling omicron now, who's to say there won't be another variant. is there a danger that they could act too soon? >> well, th

carley, ashley. ashley: marianne rafferty live for us, thanks, marianne.rabs are becoming common place across the nation. ashley: cheryl casone from our sister network, fox business, is here with the details on a brazen robbery in chicago. cheryl: business owners are fed up with out-of-control crime in chicago. on saturday, two men with a gun and hammer smashed open display cases, stealing 2 million worth of luxury watches. ten customers including children were inside the store at the time. the store's owner will be on "fox & friends" this morning. he is furious with leadership there. carley: i bet he is. and new york is masking up. cheryl: new york state's indoor mask than date returns today. councilman joe borelli joined you last hour. >> governors on the left like kathy hochul and others are doing a knee jerk reaction right away towards restricting our liberties. omicron is not causing a run on hospitalizations or deaths and going to this knee jerk reaction for mandates is actually counter productive. cheryl: the lump of coal from the governor means tha

ashley is my grandmother.1. separation and lost. it's common in the history of american slavery. it's common inmo the experiencef black lives and yet that taken in particular to this mother and this daughter. the story the pair of the fact that this is common sinks, sinks in. rose's packing of the sack remind us that despite, despite the atrocity black women, black people could survive captivity and the evidence of the sack gives us a hint of how they were able to survive. seemed to have identified physical and emotional things that their loved ones would need and that black women genius i iwill provided to the best of their ability. food and shelter. that may seem a stretch. it was wide and perhaps large enough for a 9-year-old to crawl into, to hold over her heard and placed over her body as a blanket. clothing, shelter, identity and was belonging to the families and belonging to the group. evidence in the face. the culture of africa american is one of a kind. national crisis and perhaps -- rose's hope for d

ashley: thanks. congressman dan crenshaw says she may be unvaccinated won't convince them to roll up their sleeves. >> this demonization of the unvaccinated. this is counterproductive. they have been firing people who don't want to get the vaccine. if these aren't completely irrational people, they are living with this risk for a long time, treating patients and whatever personal reason they didn't want to do it the way to get people to comply is not forced mandates, he also celebrated the sixth circuit win for the vaccine mandate. this goes to the supreme court and gets shotgun. but they can't keep pushing this. it is detrimental to our society and economy and clearly detrimental to our hospital workforce. >> reporter: couple things about what crenshaw said, they can't keep pushing mandates. as he said the more you push something on somebody especially americans. we live in every country. a knee-jerk reaction is to say no, we are going to make a wrong decision. something griff was saying, soundbites

ashley. ashley: brooke, thank you. sean duffy says the vice president should worry more about the issues facing the country instead of her public image. listen. >> why isn't she at the southern border? why isn't she talking to little girls who have been sexually assaulted on this trip or the families of migrants who lost a loved one on that horrible trek from central america to our country. did she go to waukesha, wisconsin after the christmas parade massacre and say i'm going to help comfort, i'm going to go to the tough places and talk about tough issues that are outside of her political comfort zone. she hasn't done any of that. carley: dr. fauci says americans should not be surprised if more booster shots are needed to protect against covid-19. >> it's tough to tell because the third shot of an mrna could not only do what we absolutely know it does, it dramatically increased the level of protection. if it becomes necessary to get yet another boost, then we'll just have to deal with it when that occurs. carley: this

so there is a bit of information about rose, information about ashley, ashley then seems -- and thene have ruth. the granddaughter. of course, there is someone in between. there granddaughter in the grandmother and that person is the mother. i find it very interesting and inconclusive that the mother is not mentioned. we do not know why ruth chose not to include her own mother in the story. her own mother was most likely a woman named rosa. that is what the census records tell us. this would make perfect sense. it is a tradition. a. for people to name children and grandchildren back to their ancestors. another one of those ways of obtaining the connection. even when the slavery system and tends to bury these very important connections. rosa grew up and lived her life out in south carolina. working as a domestic which was an occupation for most black women in the early 20th century. >> and then you talked about the significance of ruth's decision to capture the story. she could have written it down on paper. she chose embroidery. we have our first question from the audience. it looks

ashley: we only have 20 seconds.ll take notice of what has happened, it took something tragic to realize this was irresponsible. >> this is in the forefront of everyone's mind to have a recall election in los angeles for gascon, these things are significant and in more progressive areas you are seeing the electorate, i might be liberal or progressive but i like security and like to have really bad behind bars. i like him behind bars, that is where they should be so a prosecutor is going to do that. todd: out of all the noise you always here in the world of politics there is one issue that unites everybody, people have a burning desire to keep them in their family safe. pick up a copy of sean's new book all-american christmas in case you haven't heard about the book from now. it is called all-american christmas. we appreciate your time this morning. >> have a great gift for christmas, merry christmas to you too. todd: still had during his address president biden offering some rare praise for donald trump, the fox news

by insisting so ashley get the items ashley pass it down to her granddaughter. and migrated north with the great migration. a black woman internal. none on my dear ashley of age nine in south carolina. with the dress made by hand told her to be filled with my love always. 1921. this is a good story for separation and loss a is common. it is common from the experience of black lives. and yet it's breathtaking in particular to this mother and this daughter i think about the simplicity of their input story the fact this is coming sinks in. they getting the facts to ashley and for people of the story remind us that despite that tear despite that atrocity, she did survive. in the other and gives a sense of how someone was able to survive. we can think of the sac story and seem to have identified the physical and emotional things about their loved ones. and attempted to generously that is included. and also sheltered. that seems like it may be a bit of a stretch. but remember the sac. for that little girl. : : : belonging to a community. belonging to a family. belongi

benjamin and ashley, back to you.le household in the uk santa has a dirty job and it is going global. >> the question about that song is whether there are too many beats per minute to make it an unsafe song to drive to and that is why we have the exclusive with him coming up on the show. >> the white house declares president biden saved christmas saying gifts are being delivered. ashley: truckers are losing their jobs over the vaccine mandate. lauren simonetti here with more. >> reporter: merry christmas eve eve. 100 container ships off the california coast but press secretary jen psaki says take that, scrooge, the grinch and all the doubters that this could happen. stocks are at 90%. progress has been made in the past month with containers at the california forest, they cut 140% but as you say there's the issue moving those unloaded goods out of the port area. >> to repeal your vaccine mandate, they thinkable harm the supply chain recovery. what do you say? >> president biden: i say no, thank you. >> 16,000 drivers t

two years later, ashley tells us the memories are still fresh. literally feels like yesterday. like i look back and like, sometimes i think like. you know, you always want to, like focus on what you can't do the fact that she has stayed optimistic even more remarkable in the face of what the last year has brought their family. ashley's mother teresa has been there through it all her faith getting her through the shooting . she quit her job to care for ashley, and then this year she suffered her own health crisis. what doctors told her was an a v m, a brain condition that can lead to headaches and seizures. the condition, she says, lead to weight loss and depression as she tried to come to terms with the fact that she was a caregiver who needed care herself. she doesn't know how long she had the condition, but she says she is grateful the problems didn't start earlier. because that's when her daughter needed her the most. i mean, god is good because windows, the doctor said when ashley was on the emergency that night, i'm screaming at the top of m

ashley: i believe you. let's go to this.s growing in population and blue states shrinking. does it shock you the people from washington dc, new york, illinois, those dates are shrinking, texas, utah, idaho, montana, those are growing in population? >> i always say if gavin newsom wanted to help the environment he would make every u-haul electric because there are 327,000 u-hauls a year streaming across his border never to come back. think about how much we could cut down on emissions it follows u-hauls fleeing california were retrofitted but that is the truth. the reason this migration is taking place, blue states, high taxes, high crime. where i live in new york i have relatives that wanted to visit me for christmas but they decided to go someplace safer like beirut. it is a mess here and the fact that we are living in a reality so different from the perception these blue state governors are trying to sell is why they have this problem. you know this time of year new york has these famous walking tours where you walk around

two years later, ashley tells us the memories are still fresh.o i'm literally feels like yesterday. like i look back and like, sometimes i think like you know, you always want to like focus on what you can't do the fact that she has stayed optimistic even more remarkable in the face of what the last year has brought their family. ashley's mother teresa has been there through it all. her faith getting her through the shooting. she quit her job to care for ashley, and then this year she suffered her own health crisis. what doctors told her was an a v m, a brain condition that can lead to headaches and seizures. the condition, she says, lead to weight loss and depression as she tried to come to terms with the fact that she was a caregiver who needed care herself. she doesn't know how long she had the condition, but she says she is grateful the problems didn't start earlier. because that's when her daughter needed her the most. i mean, god is good because when the doctor said when ashley was on the emergency that night, i'm screaming at the top of my

ashley, i want to go to.t is the impact on these text messages that this cheney read aloud, an astonishing moment. what is the impact of this and what do they reveal about mark meadows role and the role of the white house under anyway sixth? >> -- on january 6? >> i think one tng the text messages show how the run-up to the days events to mark meadows was. on january 6, as everything is going down, he is the key point of contact for people who are desperate, journalists, republican lawmakers, trump supporters, you know, everyone, the president's own son, which is frankly -- a separate issue, but very revealing look into that family dynamic, that instead of calling and texting his father, he texts the chief of staff. in a different way, he was the days. a typical chief of staff is the gatekeeper. but he flung open the doors wide open to anyone who had a theory, a bit of misinformation they wanted to get to the president. in those final days, we were all covering it. there was some people in trump's orbit who w

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biden's daughter, ashley. now more than a year later, the justice department is deep into an investigation of how ashley biden's diary found its way into the hands of supporters of mr. trump. they are investigating whether there was a conspiracy to steal and publish the diary. those scrutinized are those with project veritas, a donor who mr. trump appointed to a political position in the final days of his administration. also a man who once pled guilty in a money laundering scheme. the inquiry has intensified the scrutiny of project veritas. its founder was pulled from his apartment in his underwear and handcuffed during a dawn raid last month by the fbi two days after a pair of his former employees had their homes raided as well. the group, project veritas, admits that it purchased ashley biden's diary, but it ultimately did not publish it, and the group denies wrongdoing. this episode has its roots in the spring of last year, the spring of 2020, as ms. biden's father was closing in on the democratic presiden

i was like, "hi, frank, my name is ashley. you don't know me.e you to make a happy birthday video for you because she was in love with you in sixth grade. and he said, "wait, hold -- hold on one second. he goes, "yeah, you tell that lady with the subaru that i'm not going to fix her bumper. [ laughter ] so he comes back, and i'm so nervous. so i was like, "so, anyway can i -- can you make this happy birthday video for my sister?" and he goes, "you know what? i don't want no trouble. like who's her husband like, i don't want to make anybody jealous. and i was like - >> clearly, he's not a fan [ laughter ] >> yeah. so like, "i assure you that her husband is very confident in his marriage." so anyway, he made this incredible, loving, hilarious happy birthday video for my sister and we couldn't be there the night that it was presented to you. but i was there on facetime. and i think we have a photo of the moment of the big reveal >> seth: this is so wonderful. >> so this is kim sitting there. [ laughter ] >> this is me. >> now, i'm having nailed it

i'm ashley, i'm fascinated by that aspect of it. too, i don't know enough about ty, quando, is it striking or is it matt work or is that a combination thereof? any, a little tutorial thing. it's striking in the olympics. they just use the legs that any have the other side of it, which is hands on fate. so it's like righty but ticonda guys and known more for the jumping kicks. apparently they were trying to kick people of forces, and that was the father reason for the flying kicks. melissa crossing, that's interest. they do have a favorite now where, where you, what do you find? you can lean on the most in the films in the new film as one shot available. and then there's video on demand. where do you find the comes the flying kicks work best in the movies. i guess they have a great player. busy to them, right. hi, quando is still dear to my heart. you know, that's what i did through most of my teenagers and the style. i can't get rid of that style. it, it's, it's within me and i always fall back on to it. but obviously have trained t

april ashley, who has died at the age of 86. ferris. arsenal manager mikel arteta has tested positive for covid for a second time — it means he'll miss the new year's day match against manchester city. arteta first contracted the virus in march 2020, which prompted the shutdown of football at the start of the pandemic. he's now isolating but is still expected to undertake media duties tomorrow ahead of the game. before city play arsenal, they have a game tonight at brentford. and if they win, there is a chance they could go nine points clear at the top of the league. it's one of two matches. if chelsea don't lose to brighton in the other one, they'll go above liverpool into second. formerjockey freddy tylicki has called for harsher punishments for those who ride dangerously to make horse racing safer. tylicki was paralysed from the chest down following a fall five years ago, and last week a high court judge ruled that fellowjockey graham gibbons was responsible. harder punishments for reckless riding would be much the way forwar

>> ben: go ahead, ashley. ashley: i will say even people i have ordered from they have put things out online saying hey, if you have not gotten your gift or purchase by x date send us email we will send you essentially an ioo. we have to go. thanks for being here with me this morning "fox & friends" right now. >> ben: my pleasure, ashley. merry christmas to everyone at home. here is "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ ♪ rocking around the christmas tree ♪ at the christmas party hop ♪ mistletoe hung where you can see every couple tries to stop ♪ rocking around the christmas tree ♪ steve: well, if that doesn't put you in the spirit, i don't know what is going to. miley cyrus singing about the christmas tree as we look at the all-american christmas tree on fox square on this christmas eve eve. today is the day, carley and brian, today is the day before christmas eve, which is my favorite day of the whole year because tomorrow is the day i finally start to go shopping. brian: wow. steve: i'm hoping the malls stay open late. ashl

in march 2020 ashley was attacked by three | ashley was attacked by three men just outside his ashley his home. the assault took place in front of his mum. assault took place in front of his mum-— assault took place in front of his mum. ~ ., his mum. we were going whether blue car is — his mum. we were going whether blue car is now, _ his mum. we were going whether blue car is now, but _ his mum. we were going whether blue car is now, but it _ his mum. we were going whether blue car is now, but it was - his mum. we were going whether blue car is now, but it was a i blue car is now, but it was a different coloured car, and they started shouting "dirty jew, look about dirtyjew". and they started attacking me, and i am full of blood, and with the adrenaline pumping. hour i am full of blood, and with the adrenaline pumping. how are ou in the the adrenaline pumping. how are you in the immediate _ the adrenaline pumping. how are you in the immediate aftermath l you in the immediate aftermath of what happened? mr; you in the immediate aftermath of what happened?— of what happened? my vision

she tells me ashley had no clothes on from the waist down. she was wedged between a parked car and a cyclone fence. the cause of death asphyxiation that sticks with me. okay that the image of that morning and how she was found and that wille ashley's body have been exposed for hours during a cold storm and that dna testing so far has not resulted in information leading to an arrest. she says. there are at least three persons of interest, but police need more information. a confession dna. a witness. combination of those things. ah, would be hugely beneficial and solving this homicide. yamaguchi expressed frustration and pain, vowing to be his sister's voice . i can't just let it just go, you know, like. somebody has to be held responsible. they took her from us. i mean, that's and the way she was took is terrible. ashley was a nanny and mother to a daughter, who was eight years old at the time. as the years passed, yamaguchi plans to hold a vigil for ashley this saturday to ask for help. there is a $50,000 reward for information leading to th

she tells me ashley had no clothes on from the waist down.as wedged between a parked car and a cyclone fence. the cause of death asphyxiation that sticks with me. okay that's the image of that morning and how she was found and that will. haunt me. pradera tells me ashley's body have been exposed for hours during a cold storm and that dna testing so far has not resulted in information leading to an arrest. she says. there are at least three persons of interest, but police need more information. a confession dna. a witness. combination of those things. ah, would be hugely beneficial in solving this homicide. yamaguchi expressed frustration and pain, vowing to be his sister's voice. i can't just let it just go, you know, like. somebody has to be held responsible. i mean, they took her from us. i mean, that's. and the way she was took is terrible . ashley was a nanny and mother to a daughter, who was eight years old at the time. as in years past, yamaguchi plans to hold a vigil for ashley this saturday to ask for help. there is a $50,000 reward f

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actress, model and activist april ashley, hailed as a "trans trailblazer," has died at the age of 86.le gender reassignment surgery. she became a prominent campaigner for the transgender community, and was given an mbe for her work in 2012. aruna iyengar looks back at her life. april ashley, vogue model, parisian nightclub performer, but born in 1935 as georgejamieson to a working—class family in liverpool. ashleyjoined the merchant navy and went on to work in a paris nightclub, but in 1960, at the age of 25, she underwent reassignment surgery in morocco. i saved every single penny and the morning after the operation, to me, was the happiest day of my life. she became a top model, appearing in vogue magazine and films, but her career was abruptly ended in 1961 when her story was revealed in a sunday newspaper. in 1970, her divorce proved to be a landmark case when a judge ruled it was not possible to change sex, so her marriage to artistocrat arthur cameron corbett had been invalid. when you go through life and you meet einstein, you meet sir winston churchill, you... dali wants to pa

it does paint the picture of a chief of staff who could have intervened and the question that ashley raises is did he or did he not do it. two things, one is the journalistic mal practice of fox news hosts privately trying to advise a person they cover on a specific path forward, and subsequently on their own programs, down playing the severity of the night, even though they themselves were privately worried about it. that's one, and two is just that everyone sort of recognized that trump had a role to play in tamping down what was happening at the capitol. even his chief boosters, the people who are his chief apologists in the media, his son, and chief of staff all recognize implicitly that he had a role to play in tamping down what was going on, and trump didn't. i don't know what that means from a criminal perspective or a legal perspective but from a political perspective, that strikes me as very damaging. it shows that all of these people were waiting for the president to act, and he did not in that moment. >> let's look at the legality of it. daniel goldman tweeted this today,

we got to get to ashley now who has headlines for us. good morning, ashley.egally are suing the biden administration alleging mistreatment by immigration authorities. the lawsuit says the white house deliberately withheld humanitarian aid hoping to deter thousands of them from entering the country. many of the migrants filing suit were sent back to haiti. they want to be granted asylum in the u.s. and money for expenses. passengers can cause scenes on plane could say lose their pre-check privileges. pre-check is a service offered that makes going through security a bit faster as part of a new agreement. the faa will give the tsa information on passengers who are fined or arrested for bad behavior. faa administration saying, quote, if you look out of lying, you will wait in line. airlines including delta are also banning passengers for life if they misbehave. a tourist in nyc shocked to score her hotel window looks directly into a restaurant. this viral video shows discovering diners sitting just inches from her. she says the ad on airbnb with a city view. app

ashley: we are all worn out.to make to their daily lives in the past 20 months, if you like 20 years, 36% feel worn out, 24% feel worn out a little. the poll finds half of the public feels angry about how covid has impacted their daily lives, 24% say a lot. 20% say maybe a little. the number of people supporting reinstitution facemasks and social distancing guidelines dropped from 63% to 65%. support for requiring people to show proof of vaccination in order to work in an office or other settings has dropped from 53% to 44%. on the political side, president biden's numbers on how he's handling the pandemic are sliding, the biggest drop among independents were positive ratings have gone from 50% to 38%. the decline that is seen in most states biden won in 2020 where positive ratings have fallen from 60% to 47%. there is the political implication as well. stuart: apple now has a mask mandate. is this for customers as well? ashley: it is, apple requiring customers to wear masks in us retail stores after dropping the

good morning, ashley webster. ashley: good morning, stu.o strict parent ing he said when he was asked about the disappearance of disonance. critics expressed outrage calling it a sad moral lapse and accused dalio of framing ignorance of china's horrific abuses. well, dalio responded on social media by apologizing for what he called a sloppily answered question adding he didn't mean to downplay the importance of human rights issues but was attempting explain, as you can see there, the chinese approach about governing, which apparently is if you disagree, you disappear. well last month jpmorgan chief executive jamie dimon said he regretted saying his wall street bank be around longer than the chinese communist party. dimon later apologized but apparently you can't say anything about china, especially , you know, because you don't want to upset them, right? ridiculous. stuart: especially when they've got a lot of your money it makes a big deal. ashley: exactly. stuart: we'll get back to you in a second thanks a lot. humanoid robots have always

i'll turn the floor over to ashley. and just want to make sure ashley is here and able to share the slides. hi ashley. >> can you all hear me? >> supervisor chan: yes, please go ahead. the floor is yours. >> i'm going to share my screen now. all right. hello, i'm ashley gerrity, i'm a corro fellow in public affairs and worked closely with the former executive officer at lafco. as supervisor chan said, i produced a memo on policies. so to summarize, this project came about because supervisor chan and the climate space asked how the city measures progress. how will the new reporting and monitoring system increase transparency and accountability and how will the policies include deeper engagement with community and labor organizations. we spoke with 14 departments over three weeks and asked the questions as well as questions around how does your department approach implementation of action climate policies and what challenges does your department face? my main takeaways, there's an abundance of motivated staff and the chal

ashley: welcome to fox news live, i'm ashley strohmier. variant still ravishing the globe and causing cases to skyrocket 400% in some areas. several airlines canceled flights forcing many to forego their family weekends. broadway theaters and sports arenas are implementing stricter covid rules. pope vatican's christmas mass praying for the vaccines to reach poorer countries. i'm ashley strohmier, wishing you a safe and happy christmas weekends. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." [♪♪♪] judge jeanine: everyone has a favorite christmas song and favorite christmas movie. the worst gift you ever got. i will celebrate the season with two of my favorite guests, tomi lahren and tyrus are here to share what they love most about the holidays. tomi, what is your favorite christmas song? >> i could go for some little drummer boy. i think it's a great message and it's a slam on the wrist. judge jeanine: tyrus, your favorite christmas song. >> band-aid, do they know it's christmas yet it's a funny song and if you listen to the lyrics it's confusi

i'm kristin z and i'm dan ashley. they're now new developments in the investigation into the death of mario gonzalez who died during encounter with alameda police back in april anna's abc 7 news reporter melanie. woodrow tells us the alameda county coroner's office has now ruled his death a homicide. the newly released alameda county coroner's autopsy report concludes the cause of death for 26 year old mario gonzalez is the toxic effects of methamphetamine with other significant conditions as the physiologic stress of altercation and restraint morbid obesity and alcoholism classifying the manner of death as homicide on april 19th, alameda police responded to a call for a disorderly person in a public park police warn body camera video showed officers pinned gonzalez face down to the ground for approximately six. minutes and 17 seconds and my heart goes out to to the gonzales family. i am committed to a thorough investigation the alameda police. chief says, he's reviewed the autopsy report. this is information that i t

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ashley: welcome to fox news live i'm ashley strohmier. it will be a no from joe.t back the build back better act. manchin said he has done everything possible through negotiations with president biden to try and lower the price of the bill. he explains the $2 trillion plan is too large for him to pass through. he thinks his fellow democrats should focus on covid and inflation. the pandemic hits capitol hill. senator cory booker tested positive for covid and is experiencing smiled symptoms. elizabeth warren of massachusetts is also fighting the virus. both have been vaccinated and received boosters. i'm ashley strohmier. ♪ ♪ what hidden decoration? c, the christmas pickle, membership claim the tradition -- many claim the tradition comes from germany. >> i think that pickle ornament concept is made up, a conspiracy by people of hallmark. just like valentine's day. >> now back to the holiday countdown. ♪ ♪ >> they say, seeing a kid's face on christmas morning. the appreciation the love. it makes it worth while. i think it is a different story if you are the parent th

the man who says he was ashley: welcome to fox news live i'm ashley strohmier parkts of the gab schooling suspect have pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter charges this is in connection with their son's alleged shooting rampage. james and jennifer crumbly arrested early this morning in a detroit buildingless than a mile away from canadian border is a-year-old e.g. than crumbly facing multiparking lot charges accused of killing four student and hurting seven at oxford high school last tuesday. white house officials are raising concerns about russia possibly invading ukraine early next month. russian president vladimir putin and president biden scheduled to talk on tuesday as tensions between russia and ukraine escalate. mads lean rivera has more on this story. >> as senior u.s. defense official says they're taking kremlin signal seriously after troops already stationed along ukraine eastern border. and u.s. intelligence report shows those plans for a potential invasion of ukraine as soon as early next year could involve as many as 175,000 troops. the report comes as russian pr

. [♪♪♪] ashley: welcome to fox news live i'm ashley strohmier.s set for a possible show glown the supreme court over the federal mandate. employees will have to be vaccinated to keep working. republican led states and other individuals have filed suits. kentucky's governor says all the people reported mission after last weekend's tornado flurry have been accounted for. 75 people are confirmed dead in kentucky. in tennessee officials report a fifth person has died as a result of the same storm system that swept through six states. i'm ashley strohmier. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." judge jeanine: mixed messages from the white house on what the story is and if biden and kamala are really running in 2024, they seem to think he is. >> i can't speak to a conversation the vice president and the president have. i can only reiterate what jen has said and what the president has said. that he's planning to run for reelection in 2024. >> he means with harris on the ticket? >> yes, he does. there is no change. yes. judge jeanine: kamala told the

ashley: welcome to fox news live i'm ashley strohmier.inous warning from the world health organization. the number of covid cases from omicron is double every 1.5 to 3 days. here in this country hospital admissions rose 48% in the last week. ohio is the latest state to deployed the national guard to help. in the ghislaine maxwell case they met over jury instructions. she is accused of grooming underaged girls for sexual encounters with the late jeffy are you epstein. i'm ashley strohmier. judge jeanine: mixed messages from the white house on what the story is and if biden and kamala are really running in 2024, they seem to think he is. >> i can't speak to a conversation the vice president and the president have. i can only reiterate what jen has said and what the president has said. that he's planning to run for reelection in 2024. >> he means with harris on the ticket? >> yes, he does. there is no change. yes. judge jeanine: kamala told the "wall street journal" this week they haven't discussed it. tomi lahren and leo terrell join me wit