i'm ashley strohmier, now back to battle in bethlehem.nes on foxnews.com. a floo ♪ >> down the ancient alleyways of the old city as a coffee shop. let's call it starbucks inspired. after making my iced coffee, the owner wanted to chat about life in bethlehem. >> only because we are now just talking, and also nothing has changed. >> when you say jail, what do you mean? >> we live in a big jail, you must have permission to go that way. >> we don't have and we are still under the commission, and wet want this, but really we wat this, not just talking. >> neighboring bethlehem is palestinian christian town that's divided by the wall. >> used to come, and there was -- and they shot at the jewish neighborhood of jerusalem. they were using christians as a human shield and today it's divided into areas a, b and c. they are much more secure, christians live in the same town under area a. >> we are in area literacyto unr the controlled district. and that's under control of the palestinian authority. >> you can see some of the wall snaking over in d

i'm ashley strohmier. back to "hannity" special. ♪ >> sean: welcome back to the special edition of "hannity." this year amid covid-19 restrictions and the lockdowns, it is important more than ever to appreciate american resiliency, hard work. i did speak with the "dirty jobs" host our friend mike roe rowe about this and more. take a look. >> i watched the show. i love "deadliest catch" and i know you are voiceover. i wish i had your pipes. the injury, the risk, the 40-foot waves that the fishermen and the crabbers, you know, it's crazy. the roughest conditions. i am amazed at how great americans are. i think in the coronavirus, if we ever stop, if the manufacturers stopped manufacturing and the packers stopped packers and farmers stopped farmers and truckers stop trucking, new york where i am would have died. >> the party is over. that was the premise of "dirty jobs" from the start to shine a light on people who are keeping the lights on. usually out of sight and out of mind. "deadliest catch" was another

. >> i'm ashley strohmier. plunged into chaos after a recreational vehicle exploded on christmas morning. police are responding to reports of shots fired in a the rv broadcasting a warning saying the bomb would detonate in 3 minutes. three people are stable tonight after being hurt and investigators are saying they found what could be human remains of the scene. the blast shattered the windows in several shops and offices. police say the blast was deliberate but no motive or target so far. the fta suspending flights in and out of the city because communication is, issues. the mayor has issued a curfew for the surrounding area that ends at 4:00 p.m. on sunday. i hope you guys have a very merry christmas at home. i'm ashley strohmier. back now to battle in bethlehem. watch us for all the headlines on foxnews.com. ♪ >> down the ancient alleyways of the old city as a coffee shop. let's call it starbucks inspired. after making my iced coffee, the gowner wanted to chat about life in bethlehem. >> only because we are

i'm ashley strohmier and now back to "the greg gutfeld show." e election not over yet.w report by peter navarro details election fraud that's said to be more than sufficient to swing the victory to trump. it details six dimensions of alleged election irregularities including outrate voter fraud, ballot mishandling. equal protection clause violation within voter machine irregularities and statistical anomalies. georgia are over 400 balance lot -- ballotsin question. and in nevada where biden's victory margin was 33,000 votes. over 100,000 ballots are possibly illegal. the report questions the fairness and integrity of the 2020 election and all future elections if irregularities aren't investigated. joining me, the author of the rrt, peter navarro. you did this in your private capacity. what was it that you saw that you said wow. >> midnight on election night when the president had what seemed to be inyou are mountable leads in -- the seemed to have insurmountable leads and shortly thereafter in the dead of night he began to see the surges of biden votes and we wound up w

i'm ashley strohmier. now back to judge jeanine. .dent trump: we went down less and we went up more than any other country in the world. we had a good foundation. judge jeanine: that's president trump talking about our economy bouncing back quicker than during -- than others during this pandemic. my next guest knows how tirelessly the president fights for the american people every day. white house trade advisor peter navarre he joins me now. you wrote an op-ed piece for the "wall street journal" called the bridge to recovery. in this article you talk about the fact that thanks to the underlying strength of the trump economy on the eve of the pandemic our economic recovery today has exceed even the most optimistic forecast. but you say when still need another stimulus relief package. why? >> no question we do. it's a movement coming at us. the first three phases of the stimulus and relief bill are going off. they are over essentially. and so that's gone. and what we also have now is economic lockdowns hitting us harder and harder the n

. >> i'm ashley strohmier.n's capitol is pro-trump supporters and counterprotesters clashed. much of the day was peaceful with tensions escalating as the escalating as a somewhat tempered four people were stabbed with one in critical condition 80 others taken to the hospital and 23 protesters were arrested. coronavirus cases spiking across the u.s.. shipments of the first approved vaccine gets underway to 60 million cases confirmed in the west. 1 million of those coming this week alone. death surpassing 3300 on friday shattering a single day record for the virus now claiming the lives of more than 297,000 americans. i'm ashley strohmier and now back to "watters' world." for all your headlines go to foxnews.com. >> we see too often american campuses, the silence and censorship driven by the chinese communist party, boils down to something far less idealistic. many colleges are bought by beijing. jesse: bought by beijing. secretary of state mike pompeo warning about china infiltrating college campuses. the chines

i'm ashley strohmier. back to greg gutfeld. fall your news headlines go to foxnews.com.g: back to the screen for the tweeting machine president trump apparently considering going to the apprentice after he leaves office. "the daily beast" reports creator mark for net has expressed interest in reviving it and that's trump shot down the idea that he was thinking about a reboot. like the rumored version set in d.c. called the apprentice white house. for now the white house isn't saying much and people denied the rumors. of course we all knew it would be a huge hits much like how might dog feels about squirrel videos. it's a terrible eviction. and he leaves a mess everywhere he goes. pete you buy the story from "the daily beast"? 80 to 90% of what is on that web site is false. >> consider the source all the way. but i absolutely love this idea. greg: would you go on the show? >> happily. need a little help from the show. who could build a better border wall and who could survive with you turn a general? who can provide more ventilators more quickly but the better thing would

. >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm ashley strohmier.tors are searching for clues behind a recreational vehicle explosion in nashville, which exploded after blaring a warning that the bomb would detonate in 15 minutes. three people are in the hospital with what is described as nonlife-threatening injuries. police say the blast was intentional but they have no motive or intent to target. authorities are also saying they found what may be human remains at the scene but it's unclear if they came from someone inside of the rv. at least 41 buildings were damaged in the blast also caused widespread medication outages and force of the faa to temporarily suspend flights. 911 emergency services were also disrupted and president trump and president-elect biden were briefed on the incident. i hope you're having a merry christmas at home. i'm ashley strohmier, now back to "the five" special. ♪ >> jesse: welcome back. we are answering more of your christmas questions. so maybe i should go to jesse first. this is from steven d. what is with steven d t

i'm ashley strohmier and back to this life's passion.headlines, log onto foxnews.com. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: welcome back. we are answering more of your christmas questions. so maybe i should go to jesse first. j this is from steven d. what is with steven d today. wait a minute, all three of my questions are from steven d. anyway, what nondomesticated animal would you like to own as a pet? >> jesse: are horses domesticated?on >> greg: you could have a little baby horse. what do you call those things? ponies? >> jesse: ponies. >> dana: i think when you say domesticated, it means at the house. >> jesse: another animal besides me in the house? let's see. probably some sort of reptile because you keep that in a glass container and then just feed it little pellets. it doesn't make much of a mess and that's a high priority for me. how about you geraldo? >> geraldo: i'd have a wolf. i love the call of the wild, jack london, a big supporter of my literary history. i think that would be my pal hanging out with me. >> greg: and then the wolf was like, i ha

i'm ashley strohmier now back to the greg gutfeld show. for all of the news log on to fox news.com. greg: with penalties that are minimal l.a. is perfect for camels. district attorney a left very -- lifted from sf gascon is promising criminal reform. he promises not to prosecute the following offenses, trespassing, disturbing the peace, driving without a license and loitering for prostitution or what i call walking the dog at rampart to three-ampere gascon wood and cash bail and prosecuting juveniles as adults and one more thing your resisting arrest you can do that now too. what bother calling crimes if you don't criminalize them? if it's okay to trespass now i suggest you get some protection like my bodyguard goes. he checks everything. i have that same feeling with my ear buds. tyrus is this a more effective way of destroying law enforcement? everybody was worried about to funding the police but they just made it so they didn't have to do their job anymore couldn't do their job any more. >> i guess they need to get rid of probable cause like trespassing. what are you going to do

. ♪ >> live from america's news head quarters, i'm ashley strohmier. hit the road to join their loved ones for christmas. this despite dire warnings from health officials, many of those travelers going by air, the nation's airports report millions are ignoring pleased by the cities to stay home as we continue to see a deadly surge in the crisis. all the officials tell us hospitals are maxed out in some cities and they protect it will only get worse after the holidays. and if the virus doesn't detour your holiday travel plans, this might. a storm that began with snow, strong winds and bitter cold in the midwest is now creeping into the northeast. it's expected to drench the region with heavy rain and powerful winds tonight and well into christmas morning. be safe out there. i'm ashley strohmier, now back to "the story" special "unknown valor" for all your headlines, go to foxnews.com. his ago >> martha: while researching my book, "unknown valor," i was humbled to read so many stories of sacrifice during world war ii. many young men volunteered to serve

>> i'm ashley strohmier.irus pandemic is shattering records for hospitalizations infections and death now claiming the lives of more than 281,000 americans. a stay at home order started sunday for tens of millions of people in southern california and san joaquin valley due to a critical shortage of hospital beds in the region. for the first time the cdc is urging universal mask wearing including indoors. the cdc suggests wearing a mask at home when the family members infected or possibly exposed to the virus. the agency says the u.s. has entered a phase of quote high-level transmission. the nba has reportedly banned players from going to bars and clubs to keep the virus from spreading. players could face disciplinary action for violations and easy they start december 22. i'm ashley strohmier to "the greg gutfeld show." greg: they risked their lives to swap wives. 41 people attended a swingers gathering in new orleans last month tested positive for coronavirus. one person was hospitalized and released in the r

i'm ashley strohmier.d. >> thank you, pete. i am very excited to present this next award to a man who is the definition of strength and honor. corporal sidney walton. mr. sydney served in world war ii, 101 years young, he has been traveling the country to introduce himself to americans in all 50 states to spread a very special message. let's take a a look. ♪ >> do you have a regret you've lived with your whole life, right? you never met civil war veterans, right? >> right. >> and to make up m for that regret, you have embarked on a tour, the no regrets tour, so no one has to live with the regret of not havingit met a world wari veteran, right? >> right. >> are you up for that? >> i'm up for that. >> are you up for meeting millions and millions of people who want f to meet you? >> 101-year-old world war ii vet, all for you, dad. look at this. >> we are giving down an opportunity to travel all throughout the united states, meeting anyone that would love to meet a world war ii veteran before it's too late. >>

♪ ♪ >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm ashley strohmier.istmas to you and your family at home. investigators are still going through the ruins of what was once a busy downtown nashville area. authorities still don't know who is responsible for this morning's rv explosion or why. the blast was felt for miles, three people were hurt and treated at local hospitals. all are reportedly stable tonight. police are looking into tissue that was found at the scene, but right now, there are no known fatalities. president trump spending christmas at his florida resort, the future of a massive covid relief bill is still up in the air and government funding bill arrived in florida last night, and the president doesn't sign the bill, denying checks for millions of americans in need, as well as a government shutdown. i'm ashley strohmier. now back to "charles krauthammer: making his point." for all of your headlines, log onto foxnews.com. ♪ >> bret: charles krauthammer was best known for writing about politics, the power, the policies, the people who domin

♪ ♪ >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm ashley strohmier.n in downtown nashville knocking communications ounce line, taking down systems and grounding flights in the city airports. police believe the blast was intentional but don't know what the motive was or who was the intended target. authorities believe they found human remains at the site. so far, three people have been in the hospital and remain stable. 1,000 british soldiers arriving helping to clear a backlog of virus related to drug wil truck. nearly 4,000 international truck drivers are still stranded in their caps on christmas day. i'm ashley strohmier. now back to "charles krauthammer: making his point." for all of your headlines, log onto foxnews.com. ♪ >> bret: charles krauthammer was best known for writing about politics, the power, the policies, the people who dominate the news. the point of it all, not any of that. to charles, the point of it all was the stuff that folks not politically obsessed lived for. family, friends, a day at the ballpark, a good movie, a game of chess

. ♪ ♪ >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm ashley strohmier. christmas weekend is the coronavirus pandemic continues to surge unabated in many regions of the country. california has been especially hard hit with 2 million confirmed cases and a death toll exceeding 23,000. restraining the state hospital system, intensive care units filled wit beyond capacity. at the same time, cdc reports 1 million people have now been vaccinated but more than 3400 americans could've come to the dreaded virus yesterday alone. the cdc warns travel, increases chances of getting and spreading the virus and recommending people stay home the holiday season and millions are ignoring that life-saving advice. i'm ashley strohmier and now back to a "tucker carlson tonight" special. for all your headlines, had to foxnews.com. >> tucker: sometimes the hypocrisy of the people in charge is so glaring, so completely over the top and flamboyant, it makes your head spin and it doesn't seem real. we found earlier this month when a californian restaurant owner reported this video

todd: ashley strohmier live for us outside saint barnabas in the bronx. carley: dr.e nesheiwat joined us last hour, sharing her take on this historic day for america. >> i became emotionally yesterday when i saw the fed ex jet taking off, i knew it was a sign of hope. it truly is the beginning of the end of this pandemic or at least gives us an ability to control the pandemic because the vaccine alone is not going to end this pandemic. we need everyone to take their part and help us mitigate the spread of this virus. it's going to take some time to immuneize the entire nation. so it was almost i would say tears of joy yesterday. carley: dr. nesheiwat went on to say that the vaccine couldn't have come at a better time as the country struggles through a surge in new covid cases. todd: in a "fox & friends" exclusive interview, president trump telling our very own brian kilmeade he will not back down in his election legal fight. >> we're going to continue to go forward. we have numerous local cases. some of the states have got rigged and robbed from us. we won every one

i'm ashley strohmier. now back to "hannity."watching the most powerful name in news, fox news channel. ♪ >> sean: this is a fox news alert. the supreme court has rejected the texas lawsuit, a huge blow, not only to the president but, yeah, 83% of republicans, 26% of independents, 10% of democrats that have watched in witnessed whistle-blowers and eye witnesses and evidence in video, and have concluded, this election was never done fairly. and more on that, i stand with them, but more on that, also breaking tonight, republican congressman jim sensenbrenner has filed a complaint with the house ethics committee urging them to "immediately opened an investigation into allegations that eric swalwell was, in fact, compromised by chinese spy." yeah, that would be important, if, in fact, he had a relationship and they might actually have incriminating evidence on him. why is he on the house intel committee? we continue to follow that story. meanwhile, last night, squad member congresswoman alexander ocasio-cortez takes to instagrak lemo

. ♪ ♪ >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm ashley strohmier.licans sending their star power to georgia, where two important senate runoffs are a month away. a rally for senators loeffler and perdue. the president heading there saturday and hopes of rallying support to win both seats. the outcome of both races will indicate which party has control of the senate. the judge ordered the homeland security department -- the program which helps illegal immigrants hel brought here as children. the administration can appeal to a appeals court or the supreme court for enforcement of the judges order. i'm ashley strohmier. now back to "hannity." for all of your headlines, log on to news.com. you're watching those powerful name in news, fox news channel. ♪ >> sean: the president to travel to georgia to hold a massive rally supporting senator perdue and loeffler. if one month and one day when those two have the elections take place. questions about the voting integrity after the new release surveillance footage from election night raised a ton ofof question

r >> live from the america's news headquarters, i'm ashley strohmier.rump's last-minute demands for $2,000 stimulus checks falling flat. if house republicans rejecting the idea in the rare christmas eve session. president trump refusing to sign the package passed by congress last week. the relief bill is attached to $1.4 trillion government fund bill and the president's signature at the federal shutdown could begin at midnight on monday. he christmas eve break for the u.k., britain then european union striking a free trade deal just a week before the brexit deadline. the agreement allows britain and you to trade goods without tariffs or quota and the prime minister boris johnson commenting on the deal saying we've taken back control of our long and our destiny. i'm ashley strohmier. back to "the ingraham angle" special. for the headlines, go to foxnews.com. have a merry christmas. ♪ >> laura: mr. attorney general, great to see you. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> laura: we have no freedom of public worship to go and gather. n

i'm ashley strohmier. back to "the ingraham angle" special.he headlines, go to foxnews.com. ♪ >> laura: mr. attorney general, great to see you. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> laura: we have no freedom of public worship to go and gather. no real freedom of assembly and not everyone the freedom of movement given what some states are doing. what can you tell the viewers tonight about what the justice department will do after the limited period to ensure that our civil liberties are balanced properly against the need to proct the public? >> generally speaking, there are occasions where liberties have to be restricted in certain emergencies; such as, war. or in this case, potentially devastating pandemic. they have to be balanced. whatever steps you take have to be balanced against the civil liberties of the american people. it cannot be used as an excuse for broad depravation of the liberty. so as things proceed, we will be interested in both what the federal government is imposing and also making sure that that is jus

.♪ ♪ >> lie from america's news headquarters, i'm ashley strohmier.lming homeless shelters, social distancing as force shelters to cut capacity and blooming winter weather is only increasing demand making matters worse, the federal eviction moratorium is set to expire on december 31st. housing advocates are predicting this could cause up to 23 million americans to lose their housing. in many americans are still trapped for the holidays -- traveling for the holidays despite advice from health officials. more than 1 million travelers pass through airport security checkpoints in the u.s. and according to travel agency aaa, nearly 85 million people are expected to travel over the next week and a half. holiday travel is coming at a time when covid-19 debts are topping 3,000 a day. i'm ashley strohmier, now back to "tucker carlson tonight" special. for all your headlines log onto foxnews.com. hiss musical >> tucker: sometimes the hypocrisy of the people in charge is so glaring, so completely over the top and flamboyant it makes your head spin. it doesn't ev

. ♪ >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm ashley strohmier.ast-to-coast, americans are gathering with loved ones on this christmas day despite dire warnings from health officials. most holiday travelers are traveling by car but millions more are also flying to their destination ignoring pleased by the cdc to stay home as we continued to see a deadly surge in the coronavirus crisis. health officials tell hospitals are maxed out in some cities and they predict they will only get worse after the holiday. a storm that began with snow, strong winds, cold in the midwest is now tormenting folks in the mid-east, drenching the region with heavy rain and powerful winds into christmas morning. be safe out there, i'm ashley strohmeyer and now back to a book on special. ♪ >> sean: welcome back to the special edition of "hannity." this year amid covid-19 restrictions and the lockdowns, it is important more than ever to appreciate american resiliency, hard work.. i did speak with the "dirty jobs" host our friend mike rowe about this and more. take a look. >>

i'm ashley strohmier. deaths rising across the nation.s of millions in southern california will be under stay at home orders starting tomorrow night after intensive erica passity reached as high as 92% in some cities. california governor gavin newsom is urging residents to wear a mask and follow restrictions. people have been forced to evacuate southern california due to wildfires. the bond fire so far is zero percent contained. for all of your headlines, watch foxnews.com. . president trump: we went down less and we went up more than any other country in the world. we had a good foundation. judge jeanine: that's president trump talking about our economy bouncing back quicker than during -- than others during this pandemic. my next guest knows how tirelessly the president fights for the american people every day. white house trade advisor peter navarre he joins me now. you wrote an op-ed piece for the "wall street journal" called the bridge to recovery. in this article you talk about the fact that thanks to the underlying strength of the

i'm ashley strohmier. the death toll in the u.s. from the coronavirus is rising.orrow trucks will be rolling to 3,700 locations nationally. the delivery of the first 20 million doses made by month --a and pfizer is expected by the first week in january. california hospitals are being crushed by coronavirus infections. they are averaging 30,000 new cases a day. hospitals will doing what they can to free up icu beds including using tents. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." >> people who want to make hay in washington will try to use your adult son as a cudgel against you. how do you feel about that and what do you have to say to those people. >> we have great confidence in our son. i'm not concerned about allegations against him. it's used get to me. i think it's foul play. but it is what it is. he's the smartest man i know from a pure intellectual capacity. as long as he's good, we are good. lisa: joe biden defending his son and the late show with stephen colbert. let's get the conversation started with trump 2020 senior advisor, katrina pierson and jessica

i'm ashley strohmier. >> people who want to make hay in washington will try to use your adult son as cudgel against you. how do you feel about that and what do you have to say to those people. >> we have great confidence in our son. i'm not concerned about allegations against him. it's used get to me. i think it's foul play. but it is what it is. he's the smartest man i know from a pure intellectual capacity. as long as he's good, we are good. lisa: joe biden defending his son and the late show with stephen colbert. let's get the conversation started with trump 2020 senior advisor, katrina pierson and jessica tarlov. remember in 2019 joe biden said he never talked to his son about his overseas business dealing. we flow that to be a lie -- we know that to be a lie now. >> we got the emails from the questionable laptop. lisa: jess, we know he took his son and an official visit to chiena. and met with his son's business official while he was there. why would he say that when all the evidence points against it. >> i wouldn't say all the evidence points against it. quite to the contrary y

i'm ashley strohmier. a victory for 300,000 undocumented immigrants.udge ordered the federal government to fully reinstate the daca program. it's a pathway for undocumented immigrants who came to the u.s. as children. president-elect * joe biden has supported daca since it started in 2012. demonstrators took to the streets in paris. the friend' president has suspended the bill saying it's needed to protect law enforcement. . president trump: we went down less and we went up more than any other country in the world. we had a good foundation. judge jeanine: that's president trump talking about our economy bouncing back quicker than during -- than others during this pandemic. my next guest knows how tirelessly the president fights for the american people every day. white house trade advisor peter navarre he joins me now. you wrote an op-ed piece for the "wall street journal" called the bridge to recovery. in this article you talk about the fact that thanks to the underlying strength of the trump economy on the eve of the pandemic our economic recovery tod

i'm ashley strohmier to "the greg gutfeld show."g: they risked their lives to swap wives. 41 people attended a swingers gathering in new orleans last month tested positive for coronavirus. one person was hospitalized and released in the rest of the cases were mild but hey you leave a swingers convention with a mild case of anything that's a win. meanwhile more dems are getting busted for breaking their own covid rule. london breeze attended a party at the napa valley restaurant even though the state was discouraging gatherings. in austin mayor steve adler flew to kabul on a private jet with a gift after hosting his daughter's wedding and while in cabo he had the guts to post this video. c stay home if you can. this is not the time to relax. we are going to be looking closely and we may have to close things down if we are careful. greg: it seems like he's a surgeon standing over me before is about to cut me open. hundreds protested outside of the staten island bar that got shut down by officials heard one of the owners was arrested a

i'm ashley strohmier. cases surging and deaths rising across the nation. tens of millions in southern california will be at stay at home orders starting tomorrow night. icu use as raised as high as 0%. another 25,000 people have been forced to evacuate southern california due to uncontrolled wildfires. the bond fire is zeropercent contained. you are watching the most powerful name in news. greg: they risked their lives to swap wives. 41 people attended a swingers gathering in new orleans last month tested positive for coronavirus. one person was hospitalized and released in the rest of the cases were mild but hey you leave a swingers convention with a mild case of anything that's a win. meanwhile more dems are getting busted for breaking their own covid rule. london breeze attended a party at the napa valley restaurant even though the state was discouraging gatherings. in austin mayor steve adler flew to kabul on a private jet with a gift after hosting his daughter's wedding and while in cabo he had the guts to post this video. c stay home if you can. this

. [♪] ashley: live from america's news headquarters i'm ashley strohmier. work on rounding out his cabinet. he will make attorney general bacerra secretary of health and human services. biden said he will be ready to name michelle what lynn ski as cdc director. the vaccine arrived in london sunday in preparation for vaccinations tuesday. the queen and her husband prince philip will be among the first to get that. welcome back to the fox nation all-american christmas at fox square. get this. were just moments away from the second annual lighting of the christmas tree. this year it's bigger and better than last year. you've got to stick around to see it. but first, who doesn't love the christmas classics. have you ever heard the story behind the infamous yes virginia there is a santa claus letter. >> this month on fox nation we take an in-depth look at how the response to a young girl's letter to an editor became a holiday tradition story that captured the christmas spirit and remains one of the most famous editorials over a century later. >> i hope people se

. ♪ ♪ >> live from america's news headquarters i'm ashley strohmier.ndemic still causing businesses to scale back on hiring. employers ending 245,000 jobs last month. the fifth straight month. the employment rate fell to 7.7% but the job support helped to push stocks higher. four of the major close again new record highs and the s&p 500 which set three new highs. investors are betting that this jobs report will push congress into doing more to support the economy. president-elect joe biden says the jobs report shows the economic recovery is struggling. he is urging congress to pass a coronavirus relief bill immediately and follow up with 100s of billions of dollars in more aid in january. the action is needed now or america's will face a bleak future. i'm ashley strohmi, now back to "the ingraham angle." >> laura: it's friday, that means it's time for friday follies, joining us with all the details raymond arroyo author of the spider who saved christmas, all right -- joe biden is revealing new details about his foot fracture? >> you might call this fri

todd: ashley strohmier live at saint barnabas hospital in the bronx. >> reporter: the vaccinations couldegin here at saint barnabas hospital in the bronx soon. they're expected to receive the first batch of those doses before long. now, the first pfizer biontech vaccines left several locations in michigan sunday. people could be seen cheering on the trucks leaving some people even holding trump signs too. the first batches arrived at lax over night. the airport shared a photo on twitter. one challenge for the distribution, pfizer's vaccine needs to be stored at extremely low temperatures. gps enabled sensors will track the shipments and ensure they stay cold. >> we've got a portable cold storage capability that the vaccines are sent out to other locations around the country. we'll be able to get some of those small ultra low vaccine temperature vaccine freezers out as well. >> reporter: the first round of shipments will be staggered arriving at 145 distribution centers today, 425 sites will get it tuesday and then the remaining 66 on wednesday. and then more promising news, the moderna v

oi'm ashley strohmier and now back to "the ingraham angle."our headlines, log on to foxnews.com. ♪ au >> laura: it's friday. that means it's time foror "friday follies." the last of the year. can you believe it? for that, we return and turn to raymond, fox news contributor. author of "the spider who saved christmas." alll right, ray. there has been a strung of pop culture reunions of late. most of them incredibly rtedious. but earlier this week the cast of "elf" met to raise money for georgia democrats. watch. >> ♪ really can't stay -- but it's cold outside ♪ [singing] >> ♪ the best way to spread christmas cheer ♪ ♪ is singing loud for all to hear ♪ and donating to the elf reunion with will ferrell to support the democrats and take the senate from mitch mcconnell's cold hands. >> laura,, this is tragic to watch. we have no common ground left in america. we don't have it in sports. we don't have it in music. now we can't even enjoy old beloved films because the actors decided to politicize those. i call this disunion reunions. because the actor

carley: ashley strohmier has more. >> reporter: 6 million doses were shipped out from a distributionht. they are expected in hospitals throughout the united states. in new york alone, nearly 350,000 doses, actually 3 -- yes, 350,000 doses are expected just this week. moderna was authorized by the fda just three days ago and unlike pfizer's, moderna's vaccine can be shipped at those normal refrigerator temperatures whereas pfizer's was much, much lower. take a listen to this ups driver. he's talking about the delivery of the vaccine. take a listen from his standpoint. >> my mother and father were both in the hospital with covid and my dad passed that day. i couldn't think of a better honor to do for my father than to do this today. >> reporter: and although president trump and dr. fauci predicted those at lower risk could get a vaccine by spring, president-elect joe biden's pick for surgeon general told a different story. >> if everything goes well, we may see a circumstance whereby late spring people who are in lower risk categories can get this vaccine. that would require everything

i'm ashley strohmier to "the greg gutfeld show." greg: they risked their lives to swap wives. 41 people attended a swingers gathering in new orleans last month tested positive for coronavirus. one person was hospitalized and released in the rest of the cases were mild but hey you leave a swingers convention with a mild case of anything that's a win. meanwhile more dems are getting busted for breaking their own covid rule. london breeze attended a party at the napa valley restaurant even though the state was discouraging gatherings. in austin mayor steve adler flew to kabul on a private jet with a gift after hosting his daughter's wedding and while in cabo he had the guts to post this video. c stay home if you can. this is not the time to relax. we are going to be looking closely and we may have to close things down if we are careful. greg: it seems like he's a surgeon standing over me before is about to cut me open. hundreds protested outside of the staten island bar that got shut down by officials heard one of the owners was arrest

. [♪] >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm ashley strohmier.s workweekened ends with financial relief for millions of americans. congressional leaders agreed to the stimulus package. the final vote is expected tomorrow. president trump signed a temporary spending bill to avert a government shutdown that would have gone into effect monday night. new york lawmakers top officials came out publicly blaming russia for the cyber attacks. president trump said china may be responsible. senator romney said president trump has a blind spot when it comes to russia. greg gutfeld. fall your news headlines go to foxnews.com. greg: back to the screen for the tweeting machine president trump apparently considering going to the apprentice after he leaves office. "the daily beast" reports creator mark for net has expressed interest in reviving it and that's trump shot down the idea that he was thinking about a reboot. like the rumored version set in d.c. called the apprentice white house. for now the white house isn't saying much and people denied the rumors. of

todd: ashley strohmier has more. >> reporter: about 6 million doses were shipped off last night of the vaccine from a distribution center to hospitals all across the country. in new york alone, there's supposed to be about 350,000 doses of the vaccine. the moderna vaccine was just approved by the fda only three days ago and unlike pfizer's, moderna's vaccine can be kept at normal refrigerator temperatures during shipping. take a listen to this ups driver delivering the vaccine. >> my mother and father were both in the hospital with covid and my dad passed that day. i couldn't think of a better honor to do for my father than to do this today. >> reporter: that really pulled at the heart strings there. although president trump and dr. fauci predicted those at lower risk could get a vaccine by spring, president-elect joe biden's pick for surgeon general told a different story. >> if everything goes well we may see a circumstance whereby late spring people who are in lower risk categories can get the vaccine. that would require everything to go exactly on schedule. i think it's more realis

ashley strohmier is live at saint barnabas hospitals where doctors are waiting for their shipment therehey, ashley. >> hey, good morning, guys. , havvaccination could say start saint barnabas hospital as you said in the bronx today. they are expected to get that first batch of doses here any time. the first pfizer biotech vaccines left several locations in michigan, sunday. people could be seeing cheering on those trucks leaving. some people holding trump signs. the first batches arrived at lax overnight. shared a photo on twitter. shipments will be stagger you had arriving at 145 distribution centers today and 425 sites will get it tuesday and the remaining 66 on wednesday. dr. claiming concerns about a shortage in doses saying another vaccine could be approved soon. listen. >> our plan from day one has been to have a portfolio of products. pfizer is one of them. moderna, which likely would be approved by friday, probably this coming week is able to produce 100 million doses in the first quarter. >> hhs secretary alex azar says the u.s. is on track to give 100 million doses by march. >

marking more than be 1 million covid 19 vaccinations ashley strohmier joins us live as the health officialst protect against new strain of the virus. ashley. >> according to the cdc 1 million americans got the first dose of the vaccine 10 days after the administration -- rather, the administration of it started. this comes as positive cases of covid-19 continues to surge throughout the country. the cdc reported 1.9 million vaccines have been administered. but that number is likely higher as there is kind of a lag in the logging process. who has gotten those doses. the government saying by the end of the area there will be 20 million doses distributed. health officials are still advising people to keep practicing social distancing and wear a mask until the vaccine is widely available. operation warp speed officials in the u.s. particularly the elderly people see that drop in covid-19 mortality rates in weeks. moncef suey believes the u.s. will see 100 are million vaccinations bay the end of march. joe biden saying darkest days are still ahead. this comes as a mutated strain of the vice is st

ashley strohmier joins us live with when it could roll out because we are all waiting, ashley. >> yeahwe are and the initial fda panel approval was voted nearly unanimously 20 in favor and one absentee. the vote was the last step before the final fda approval to be given. the fated soon after said it would work rapidly to get the emergency authorization for the vaccine, shipments of the moderna vaccine would then begin within hours of the fda decision which that could come as early as friday. moderna is expected to release a initial shipment of 6 million doses after that decision. one difference between the moderna and pfizer vaccine is moderna can be stored at regular refrigerator temperatures. pfizer is recommended to be storld at minus 7 degrees celsius. vice president mike pence along his with his wife karen are expected to get the vaccine publicly at the white house with cameras rolling today. this is an effort to boost confidence in the it among americans. along with pence dr. jerome adams will be vaccinated this morning had. keep in mind the vice president was one of the senior

ashley strohmier is live outside a new york city hospital as america rolls out its second vaccine, ashleyix million doses of the no determine that vaccine shipped out from the center last night and expected at hospitals all across the u.s. today. new york actually is expected to get a little more than 350,000 doses just this week. moderna was authorized by the fda three days ago. unlike pfizer vaccine this moderna vaccine can be shipped at the regular refrigerator temperatures for shipping. it comes as the deputy secretary of hhs says a third vaccine from johnson and johnson and jansen could be submitted for authorization as soon as next month even with a third vaccine joe biden's pick for surgeon general says it could be time before most of us could get the shot. listen. >> if everything goes well, we may see a circumstance late spring, you know, people who are in lower risk categories can get this vaccine, but that would really maybe closer to mid summer, early fall when this vaccine makes its way to the general population. >> now, of course, healthcare workers will be the first to get