i'm ashley strohmier. now back to "watters' world."se out water and heat for millions of people. it got even colder, demand grew and to bed them off line. democrats are launching a new war on energy workers. joins me now is the host of the discovery plus series, 6 degrees, which is about as cold 80s is in texas. we all love clean energy, but we also need fossil fuels. for some regional people want to put workers in the fossil fuel industry out of business. explain what this motivation is all about. >> i will give them the benefit of every doubt. when you live in a binary world with this narrative you need a good -- a good guy and bad guy. energy is a complicated challenge. it's venl fur predisposed to -- it's convenient if you are predisposed to believe that the world is going to come to an end in 12 years. it's convenient to put a black hat on fossil fuels. we just can't do it. there is no bigger investor in alternative energy than oil and natural gas. it starts with that. it's like shooting rats in the bottom of our boat with a shotg

. [♪♪♪] ashley: i'm ashley strohmier.ands of families surged toward the southern border in recent days hoping to imain entry into the u.s. hundreds of migrants detained at the border have been released into the country. the kansas city chiefs led by patrick mahomes are set to take on the tampa bay buccaneers. tom brady will be quarterback fear the bucs. patrick mahomes is only 25. green bay quarterback aaron rodgers won the mvp ad ward. i'm ashley strohmier. with s. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." >> it's 4:00 a.m. on the southern border in texas. >> another day at the border. judge jeanine: that was part of lara logan's special. biden has signed an order after order rolling back the trump policies that deterred illegal immigration and kept our country safe. joining me to discuss all this and more, foxnation host lara logan and mark morgan. good east coast to both of you. mark, ways the difference between what's happening at the border compared to two months ago when president trump was there? >> 180 degrees. un

i'm ashley strohmier now back to "watters' world." for all your headlines good if foxnews.com.crats are fighting trump voters harder than they'the war on terror. defeating isis. global warming is a bigger threat anyway. and don't you dare profile. >> racially profiling predominantly muslim neighborhoods is wrong, it's counter productive, it's dangerous. >> republican hopefuls need to come out to be against this islamophobia. jesse: don't profile suspected muslim terrorists. that's islamophobic. but if you post a pe merks on facebook the fbi will pay you a visit, put you on a watchlist. on msnbc, they are saying we may have to treat trump like a terrorist leader and kill him. >> if you took what president trump said and put it in anwar al-awlaki's mouth, you would have a drone strike overseas. many americans with a drone strike for the crime inciting violence and inciting terrorism. in islamic tear you rift, you kill those who incite it. jesse: drone strike mar-a-lago. msnbc out of control. when they preach about due process, first amendment, that's just for certain groups. it's

i'm ashley strohmier and now back to the raid gutfeld show.s visit greg: in a profession full of zeros it's time to know the heroes in a new segment we are calling. >> heroes in media. greg: our first hero "msnbc"'s joe scarborough on the left there. slamming the idiots on cable news channels for comparing the destruction of the capitol in january to the destruction from riots over the summer. >> idiots on other cable news channels will say well you know it's mom-and-pop store vandalized during the summer and that is just as bad as the united states capitol being vandalized. actually it's not that i'm not going to confuse a taco stand with the united states capitol programs not going to confuse the selling of tacos with actually moving through the constitutional process. greg: the selling of tacos, what it tomato faced toured with so. the truth is the riots resulted in more than 20 deaths. but property damage estimated into the billions making it the most expenses period of unrest in our nation's recorded history. that is some taco dandies sun

i'm ashley strohmier. plane forced to make an knowledge landing after its engine caught on fire. the boeing 777 had engine failure after taking off. it was flying denver to honolulu carrying 10 crew members and over 200 passengers. >> a lot of people said they heard a loud explosion then they started seeing what they that was a plane falling from the sky. what it was is debris. it's hard to determine what it is. it looks like exterior pieces of the plane. ashley: i'm ashley strohmier. now back to "the greg gutfeld show." greg: in a profession full of zeros it's time to know the heroes in a new segment we are calling. >> heroes in media. greg: our first hero "msnbc"'s joe scarborough on the left there. slamming the idiots on cable news channels for comparing the destruction of the capitol in january to the destruction from riots over the summer. >> idiots on other cable news channels will say well you know it's mom-and-pop store vandalized during the summer and that is just as bad as the united states capit

i'm ashley strohmier and now back to "the greg gutfeld show." go to foxnews.com. greg: welcome back. it's time for. >> hero or. greg: check out this action in the men's bathroom. if i had dollar for every time i said that, dana. this viral video of a brawl involves the university of oklahoma football player who didn't know what he was in for. take a look. lipo [bleep] bleep company [bleep]. oh [bleep]. oh [bleep]. greg: just another day at kilmeade's barbecue. spencer johnson down the left appears to continue as tiff over the progress before it started that he and his buddy were destroyed by two brothers who happen to be trained wrestlers in mixed martial arts fighters. the incident sent jones at the hospital where he's down to hours in surgery to repair his shattered eye socket but according to the brothers they gave us no options. unfortunately we showed restraint. so far no arrests have been made and he has no way of knowing what happened before the video started but it looks like a case of a careful what you wish for like these two fellows.

get started for free at ancestry.com >> live from "america's news headquarters" i'm ashley strohmier.uper bowl parties could trigger another corona find this surge. health expert ask limited gatherings. the matchup between kansas city and tampa bay comes as the u.s. is driving with a new variant of the virus. 25,000 fans will be at the game including 7500 vaccinated health care workers, 30,000 cardboard cutout so be in the stands. republican party voting today to -- liz cheney's or with latest republican to face punishment for voting to impeach president trump. the trial is tuesday. she survived an attempt earlier this week to remove her with republican house but i'm ashley strohmier. for all your headlines go to foxnews.com. greg: should we feel less trusting if pilots are rusty? the "l.a. times" reports low travel demand due to the pandemic has resulted in more in-flight errors are the one case the pilot took three tries to land a passenger jet on a windy day. me two and one first officer admitting he forgot to activate his planes anti-icing mechanism in yet another pilot parts of t

. [♪♪♪] ashley: live from america's news headquarters i'm ashley strohmier.new york governor. eats former aide alleges andrew cuomo asked her about her sex life, including had she ever had sex are older men. the first woman accused him of subjecting her to an you can wanted kiss and make inappropriate comments. cuomo denied the allegations. a bill' ask to legalize marijuana in virginia. the bill goes to the governor for his signature. i'm ashley strohmier. for all your news headlines go to foxnews.com. greg: welcome back. it's time for. >> hero or. greg: check out this action in the men's bathroom. if i had dollar for every time i said that, dana. this viral video of a brawl involves the university of oklahoma football player who didn't know what he was in for. take a look. lipo [bleep] bleep company [bleep]. oh [bleep]. oh [bleep]. greg: just another day at kilmeade's barbecue. spencer johnson down the left appears to continue as tiff over the progress before it started that he and his buddy were destroyed by two brothers who happen to be trained wrestlers i

i'm ashley strohmier.net yellen coming out strong for biden's coronavirus relief plan. she said the plan could generate enough growth to get the country back to full employment by 2022. the buccaneers yarderback tom brady adding his name to more records. he has won more super bowls by himself than any other franchise. he completed 21 of 29 passes for three touchdowns. i'm ashley strohmier. k to sundan america. for all your headlines log on to foxnews.com. welcome back. we will talk about tampa bay's dominating win over kansas city soon. in the meantime, a columnist for the los angeles time wrote a piece about how she is conflicted about her trump neighbors who plowed her driveway. she tweeted this, we survived with her trump neighbors but here's what happened when they brought out the big dog, kindness. opec no. they just plowed our driveway without being asked and did a great job. how am i going to resist in the act of this active aggressive kindness. i've got to go to the panel quick. when is plowing the

. >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm ashley strohmier.bring it back online, only 155,000 people are still without power. the problem right now is the water pipes, 7 million are under water to boil water before using. president biden manufacturing plant in michigan today, rather on friday, he told workers he's confident in delivering 100 million doses of covid-19 vaccines. he also says the country should be back to normal by years end. we see death tolls from the virus surpassing 491,000. i'm ashley strohmier, now back to "the ingraham angle." ♪ ♪ >> laura: it's friday and that means it's time for "friday follies." you know it. we come to the forthcoming book, fox news contributor raymond arroyo. all right. biden had a very, very big town hall. i know you watched it the other night there. were few answers that were troubling. b >> i'll say. and they got very little coverage, laura. joe biden has a history, as you know, of saying racially insensitive things, and that tradition continued at the town hall with no objection from anderson coope

ashley strohmier, thank you. jillian: overnight nor'easter barreled down on the east coast, up to 20 of inches of snow is expected in some parts of new york city. .todd: in jury, slippery roads caused this truck to go off the road. jillian: a chicago neighborhood got up to 13 inches. a vacant building had a roof that collapsed onto vehicles. todd: we haven't seen stuff like this in a couple years, have we? >> it's been a while. in some cases, seeing two feet of snow, that's pretty incredible. let's take a look. several inches of snow on the ground in an around new york city. we've got light snow right now from philadelphia, up towards hartford and then boston's going to get in on this. some of the heavier bands are really the ones that are going to produce the high totals, okay. that's really hard to predict. that's why we have a range, from 18 to 24 inches in some of these areas but as the mayor said, if you don't have to go outside, please stay indoors and make sure the crews can get out and clear the roadways.

i'm ashley strohmier. "the ingraham angle." >> laura: it's friday and that means it's time for friday follies. joining me now with all the details, also the forthcoming book, fox news contributor raymond arroyo. president biden held what they call a bilateral meeting with justin trudeau, the canadian prime minister this week and there were a few cringey moments? >> starting with joe biden thousands of canadian and american jobs. and then biden tried his friend at a little [in a french accent] diplomacy. watch. >> every time i tried to speak it, i made such a fool of myself, i am now trying. whenever i tried it, they laugh. au revoir. >> mann mon dieu!>> laura: he was worrit making a fool of himself speaking in french. i don't think he has to go over to france to make a fool of himself. i think he's being a little too begrudging though. listen to the language when he tries to say it in english as well. >> doctors and nurses wearing trash bags over their dress so they wouldn't be in trouble. and, you know...

i'm ashley strohmier. back to hannity. foxnews.com. >> more explosive developments tonight surrounding andrew cuomo's burgeoning sexual harassment scandal as we are now learning that the new york state attorney general is reviewing a letter from republican state senators asking for a full investigation. in all fairness, this effort all started because a democrat, not republicans in the state of new york. by the way, all because even left-wing hollywood now is beginning to turn on the man they gave their me two. at the "times," the group released a statement calling for a full-fledged investigation as a reporting that governor cuomo are denying the allegations, ask yourself, where is the entire i believer caucus, where are the rest of the i believer the ones who rushed to judgment and gave no due process to justice kavanaugh who, by the way, reportedly said, she hasn't even read the complaint against cuomo. of course. the cuomo scandal is also a media scandal. major networks have largely ignored both the nursing home cover-

. [♪♪♪] ashley: live from america's news headquarters i'm ashley strohmier. the u.s.rus. the fda issuing emergency you use authorization for the johnson & johnson vaccine. this is the third vaccine approved by the food and drug administration to combat covid-19. renters across the country are left with more questions than answers. a judge in texas ruled the federal moratorium on evictions was unconstitutional. the judge ruled evictions could continue because although the pandemic persists, so does the constitution. the department of justice announced they plan to appeal the decision. . judge jeanine: florida congressman matt gaetz took the stage at cpac to massive applause. congressman, that was quite a welcome for you. you are certainly the firebrand. >> i haven't gotten a welcome that warm since i was in the state of wyoming campaigning against liz cheney. here at cpac we have to decide what kinds of party we are going to be. we have to make sure we continue to be an america first party. judge jeanine: that brings to us job and his policy of america last. how are we

that's what we like. >> joining us right now is ashley strohmier. obviously everybody is excited about this fox nation nascar team up. if you want to catch the race and the coverage, we'll be down here all weekend long. the coverage on sunday starts at 11:00, the race at 2:30. i've got to say, the weather's a lot nicer here than it is in new york. i'm not saying i miss that snow at all. >> yeah, you are. [laughter] >> it's going to be a nice weekend. how many people will be in the stands? >> reporter: they're allotting 30,000 tickets. usually it's right under 102,000. so that just -- that gives you kind of the difference in years past and this year. obviously with covid, you've got to do the mask. same story, different setup. this will be the largest amount of fans for any kind of professional sport. ainsley: we love fox, we love fox nation, nice to see them come together. nice to see fox nation cars out on the tracks. >> reporter: it really will. >> vroom, vroom. >> remember to watch fox nation to watch those cars, remember to download the fox bet

i'm ashley strohmier.he slain agent laura schwartz burger was gunned down while serving a search warrant at the home of a pornography suspect. another agent, alfin was killed. a riot by 100 inmates. one corrections officer was hurt. but thankfully released from a hospital with only minor injuries. 128 inmates were transferred other facilities. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." >> it's 4:00 a.m. on the southern border in texas. >> another day at the border. judge jeanine: that was part of lara logan's special. biden has signed an order after order rolling back the trump policies that deterred illegal immigration and kept our country safe. joining me to discuss all this and more, foxnation host lara logan and mark morgan. good east coast to both of you. mark, ways the difference between what's happening at the border compared to two months ago when president trump was there? >> 180 degrees. under president trump's administration we had the network of tools and policies and support to address the ille

i'm ashley strohmier.e in a denver suburb today as debris fell from the sky from a damaged united airlines boeing 777 headed to honolulu. 200 passengers and crew were on board. miraculously no one on the grounds or in the air were hurt. the national transportation safety board has opened an investigation into the incidents. texas it getting back together after a cold wave that left many without basic amenity. residents are facing a new problem, finding clean water. they lined up to for bottled water. president biden says he hopes to visit texas next week. judge jeanine: welcome back from energy to foreign policy to immigration. president biden has gone to extraordinarily lengths to dismantle the trump policies that kept america safe and prosperous. joining me to talk about the real world consequences of these actions is former white house trade advisor, peter navarro. i read your article on immigration that you posted. i want you to talk about immigration 2/and the reversal of trump's orders. >> we are get

. >> live from "america's news headquarters" i'm ashley strohmier. biden displays with the patches the covertly build. the person sitting with fast and bold action we can get head of the virus. now it has faceted for a fight is expected over the 15-dollar minimum wage proposal to republicans say the legislation is loaded imparts while democrats say the only dangers of not doing enough and early today final approval to a bill legalizing pot for recreational use by adults. you can't light up until 2024 when the bill stars. virginia is the first state to legalize marijuana and 18th overall. waters will prefer your headlights visit foxnews.com. you are watching the most horrible name in news, "fox news" channel. in cages turns io kids in shelters when the democrats are in charge. the biden administration re-opened a facility in texas. the democrats accused trump of keeping kids in cages. >> kamala harris says putting people in this facility was a human rights abuse committed by the united states government. and joe biden says under trump there have been

i'm ashley strohmier. todd: power is cut to he reduce demand. are without heat during rolling blackouts. >> president biden approved an emergency decoration. a fiery multicar pileup occurred in oklahoma. todd: janice is tracking it. she will join us live coming up. >> president biden will allow more than 25,000 people seeking asylum into the united states, reversing a major trump era policy. todd: rich edson is live for us in washington as republicans push back against an emerging border crisis. >> reporter: president biden is moving to dismantle the trump administration's border policy, allowing 25,000 asylum seekers to gradually enter the united states from mexico. the department of homeland security says, quote, president biden has made clear, u.s. government is committed to rebuilding a safe, orderly and humane immigration system. this latest action is another step in our commitment to reform immigration policies that do not align with our nation's values. this begins the reversal of the trump administration's controversial remain in mexico

. [♪♪♪] ashley: live from america's news headquarters i'm ashley strohmier.ll season amid the coronavirus pandemic. the nfl spent $75 million on lefting while shuffling game schedules and constantly changing safety protocols. a riot breaking out in a st. louis jail saturday. inmates set fires, causing flooding and tossing items out a window. over 100 inmates were involved in the riots. describing the group as extremely violent and non-compliant. strohmier. for all your headlines go to foxnews.com. greg: should we feel less trusting if pilots are rusty? the "l.a. times" reports low travel demand due to the pandemic has resulted in more in-flight errors are the one case the pilot took three tries to land a passenger jet on a windy day. me two and one first officer admitting he forgot to activate his planes anti-icing mechanism in yet another pilot parts of the plane in a handicapped space. meanwhile the pentagon has plans to vaccinate gitmo inmates. initially guys like 9/11 mastermind khalid sheikh mohammad were in line to get the shot but for millions of ameri

i'm ashley strohmier.midwest. the storm is hovering over new york city where it's expected to drop over a foot of the snow. 12-18 inches of snow are expected in parts of pennsylvania and new jersey most of that dropping later today. a military in myanmar. the white house says they are alarmed by the reports and will continue to support democratic institutions. ♪♪ >> it's still unclear why a cartel targeted this family. the children said the first barrage of gunfire lasted only minutes -- long enough to watch their mother die and bullets shatter their brothers' bodies. do you even have time, in that moment, to process what's happened to your mom and everything else? >> not really. we were all in shock, i'd say. >> so, then what happened? because the next barrage of gunfire didn't come, did it? >> no, they came down. there was like four, five of them. if i remember right. i think a -- a guy came in to finish the job. >> when the door opened, do you remember the guy that came to the car? what did he look like

todd: ashley strohmier to break down the timeline of when schools could reopen their doors.t's the question everyone answered at this point. >> reporter: after eight months of negotiations, chicago students could be back in the classroom by thursday. the windy city reaching a tentative deal after barely avoiding a teachers strike. while the union was quick to stress it still needs to vote to you approve the deal, mayor lori lightfoot was optimistic. >> this agreement was about making sure everyone in our school communities just aren't safe but also that they feel safe and feel that they their lived experience and fears and frustrations have been heard. jillian: >> reporter: a deal was reached in san francisco with kids going back once the risk level goes down. they said in a statement, this agreement sets the stage to safely he reopen schools. now we need city and state officials to step up and make vaccines available to school staff now. over the weekend, parents and kids marched from city hall to united educator union district offices, demanding schools be opened. but in p

ashley: i'm ashley strohmier.gerous situation unfolding across texas as power is cut to reduce demand on the system. temperatures are below freezing leaving homes without heat. snow and fall beginning to fall. winter storm causing this fiery multicar pileup in oklahoma. todd: the system set to take on us here in the northeast. janice dean joins us live with the latest. janice, the 5:00 a.m. report should be out. what do we know? >> we know that we're expecting not only today's round of snow, ice and rain, we've got more on the way this week and look at the temperatures. coldest temperatures in texas in at least three decades. this is wind chills, so what it feels like, dallas feels like minus 14, going up to the northern plains it feels like minus 36 in fargo. this is the coldest air of the season, the coldest air in decades as far south as the gulf coast. you can see the past 24 hours, record breaking snow across the south, and then we have a line of freezing rain and ice ahead of it, that's where we've got the r

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brian: ashley strohmier with more on the accusations.eporter: former aide lindsey boylan sharing her claims on the website medium, that cuomo kissed her after a private meeting without her consent. she also mentioned uncomfortable moments on a 2017 flight with cuomo saying he suggested let's play strip poker. boylan yet on to write i should have been shocked by the governor's crude comment but i wasn't. the governor denied allegations then and now. the administration responded to her recent claims, as we said before miss boylans of inappropriate behavior simply false. a new york democrat is joining calls for independent investigation. we must hold even the highest officials of our state accountable if we expect to rye store the public trust. this as the governor faces calls to resign over his administration's handling of data about nursing home covid deaths in the state. at a rally new york assemblyman ron kim and fox news senior meteorologist janice dean call on cuomo to repeal the pandemic immunity granted to nursing homes and hospital

here to deliver them ashley strohmier good morning. >> good morning. begin request our headlines with this. senator lindsey graham warns mitch mcconnell's speech blasting former president trump could be used against the g.o.p., listen. >> open pandora's box i don't know how he doesn't get impeached if they take over the house. >> graham levels the same charges against president trump could be used in a case against the vice president kamala harris after she supported a fund that bailed out black lives matter protesters last summer. and the u.s. seeing the rate of new covid cases dropped to its lowest level in months. according to johns hopkins the seven day average of new cases dropped below 100,000 for the first time since november. more than 82,000 new cases and more than 3,000 deaths were reported sunday. the country has reported nearly 28 million cases and 485,000 deaths. overnight, the daytona 500 ending in a fiery fashion, take a look. >> whoa, it around they go and a hard crash. kyle busch. >> austin car hit by kyle busch. >> mcdowell is first t

ashley strohmier with the harrowing accounts of people on board. reporter: it was a horrifying experience for 241 people on board. a united plane headed to honolulu from denver after one of its engines caught fire 15,000 feet in the air. >> look at that piece falling down there. >> whoa. >> see what that debris is about. you see that? look, you can see the smoke way up high. >> whoa. reporter: the pilot was heard in mayday call immediate okay to turn around and land the plane. here are two of the passengers who were onboard. listen. >> a lot of turbulence. a really bright bang and flash. >> seeing sparks every now and then. of course you could smell it. it felt warm under my feet. reporter: passengers watched it happen from the air people on the ground also watched debris rain down. >> please don't fly over our house. they never fly over our house. oh. >> it has got a blown engine. oh, no. reporter: most of the debris landed in neighborhoods of bloomfield. that is 20 miles outside of denver. >> it was like, like that kind of noise. like it sounded