it's good. >> jimmy: is chad in it? >> no. chad is not in it. [ laughter ] chad is not in it.urned him to the dark side. >> jimmy: okay, all right. >> he's still a nice guy. and a thinker. we haven't taught him to speak in sound bites and, shut and up smile. >> jimmy: he'll get there. >> i know, how do i do that? >> jimmy: chad will find that himself. he will have to have that realization himself. it will come to chad. >> and no one cares. >> jimmy: i just like saying chad. [ laughter ] the podcast with chad is "quitters." it launches valentine's day. the movie is "the fallout." >> it is on hbo max now. it is heavy. we showed clip is when i was promoting it and people were laughing and i was like, oh. >> jimmy: should they not watch it? >> no, definitely, definitely watch it. maybe don't get high first. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay, all right. watch it sober. [ cheers and applause ] julie bowen, everybody! thank you, julie. we'll be back with murray bartlett! py so happy ♪ ♪ let's hit the open road ♪ ♪ camp without a tent ♪ ♪ talk without a phone ♪ ♪ kick off your boots ♪ ♪ coo

elizabeth: joining us now chad wolf is back with those for his former acting dhs secretary chad is greatoming into his office homeland security does not know the court locations for at least 40000 illegal aliens for the white house release into the u.s. interior. chad that is about 80% of aliens and got a notice to appear but how can they don't know the number? or a location for a number of individuals released into the country on a notice to appear instead i'm sorry noticed your report instead of a notice to appear so dhs has no idea where they're at. they have no idea at which courts are going to show up at at the end of the day. instead of doing at the right way they were overwhelmed at the border. they chose to release these individuals, really not telling them where to show up but instead using the honor system. what we have seen as they are not showing up in numbers and dhs does not know where they are at. elizabeth: when you are at did your office know where they were in the court locations for these individuals? >> will surely did. again if you order or issue them a notice to app

they are relocating going to be acting from new problem nisha and from chad. and therefore we retain the many bases in the early are going to fall off of the record. but summer shockey nija will keep moving on able to carry on the fight on premise. i'd promised him most to the point of view is very via and on the real we are on the ground here. this is about money. no one is going to tell us what was working and what not that the reason why we 1st of all the, the ambassador tamale because of the respect and the putting the big partnership. the french government all have anything against the french people. but the government behavior in the policy that they're having changing and they may or may not have refuge in those countries. you've made a point clear clearly there are different perspectives on what's happening on the ground. let's take it if we can now to clock. oh, and off this question, the big picture, is there a cycle of deterioration of life for people in molly's that the big picture here security was a challenge. there's been a qu, none of that can

chad wolf, thank you so much for joining us. we so appreciate it? that great to having you back if only a day. >> carley: good to be back. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> president biden heading to new york city today to meet with law enforcement facing a full scale crisis. >> the visit comes as 30 officers across our country were shot? january. >> thousands came to honor the life and memory of nypd officer wilbert mora. another satisfactory blue through the streets of new york city. >> how many more officers have to lose their lives before this system changes? nypd protects us but who protection tremendous. >> it was just showing the crisis of our southern border. 70 arrested dressed in camo because they want to evas

dani: chad, thank you for the update. over the weekend, the eu and allies also upped sanctions on russia. >> russian banks will be excluded from the swift system. we will also ban the transactions of russia's central bank and freeze all of its assets to prevent it from financing putin's war. >> there are a range of steps we have as options. >> president putin's decision to pursue his aggression against ukraine is a terrible strategic mistake. which russia will pay a severe price for years to come. dani: for more, let's get to maria tadeo in geneva. watch us -- walk us through what the eu said exactly. maria: where to start? this is a mega package the european union put together over 48 hours and it tackles everything. from the military, we know they will provide facility for 150 million euros for lethal weapons, another 50 million for fuel. that on top of measures i individual countries, who know there is a heavy economic part of the package. we talked about cutting off russia from swift. there will be a certain number of

chad wolf, thanks very much.g a spike in crime and now the mayor is urging tech to take down a video he thinks promotes gun violence. all of that ahead. ♪♪ began as pent standoff turned into an ambush on police, nine officers wounded in a suspect dead. [gun shots] jon: you can see a man exiting, leaving an infant outside the door. when the officers raised to the babies rescue, for suspect open fire. the baby was not hurt in the suspect who also killed his girlfriend was dead. nine officers are expected to recover. new york city mayor eric adams calling on social media companies to ban rap videos that glorify and promote violence and shooting. urgent plea after two aspiring wheel wrappers were shot and killed within days of each other. this is the city seeing 30% spike in shootings. laura ingle has more. >> new york city mayor eric adams looks at what's happening in the city, is looking at this specific type of music and looking up one case to kick off thing yesterday, the case of young man down involved in this t

we go now to meteorologist chad myers to look at what we're expecting here, chad. >> it has been a countryat advisory for today. it will be 86 in l.a. for all you visiting cincinnati fans. this weather brought to you by the jay macay tourist board. plan your vacation at visit visitjamaica.com. the heat advisory in effect. temperatures tomorrow will make a run at 87. that's 20 degrees above where you should be. yes, i know it's warm and it's california but that is way farther than you should be. cold air in the great lakes will bring snow. not a major snow event but two to four inches in spots. and lake-effect snow by the time we work our way saturday into sunday. d.c., 56 today. normal high is 47. think you can take that. brianna. >> barely, chad. barely. all right. thanks, chad. >>> you're welcome. >> and "new day" continues right now. ♪ >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. it is wednesday, february 9th. and the most powerful republican in the senate is telling the truth. calling it like it is. saying that january 6th was a violent insurrection. and in doi

>> bret: chad pergram i've on the hill. new case of havana syndrome this time right here in washington. we will bring you that story. first, here is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. eating disorders have thrived during the coves pandemic. the national alliance for eating disorders blames instability, lack of structure or too much or too little food. the group has seen huge increase in the number of people seeking help. fox 29 in philadelphia as the fraternal order of police lodge 5 sues the city over the new driving equity law. it bans officers from pulling over vehicles based on traffic violations that are considered secondary violations in an racial disparities in incidents handled by police. the lawsuit contends the law is dangerous, putting reckless drivers behind the wheels of unsafe vehicles. and this is a live look out peninsula texas. one of the big stories there tonight, a texas oyster company is recognized as the only sustainable oyster officialry in all of the americas. and

good evening, chad. >> good evening, bret.blistering the economy but the biden administration doesn't have its team in place to fight it. g.o.p. members of the banking committee boycotted a meeting today to send fed nominees to the floor that includes the nomination of fed chair jerome powell. >> i hear on the floor every day republicans get up and talk about inflation but what group is out there to deal with market forces any better than the fed? there is none. yet, they don't show up to vote. >> the g.o.p. took particular aim at sarah bloom raskin. she is picked to be the fed's top banking regulator. raskin under fire after she advocated the fed regulate climate change. >> well, these are highly controversial nominees. extremely controversial who repeatedly expressed the view that the feds should be involved in things that are not the feds' responsibility. >> >> raskin later told senators the fed should not choose winners and losers when it comes to the environment. raskin is the wife of democratic maryland representative an

e army took control after the president was unexpectedly killed in chad.inea, special forces led a coup, saying the president had not done enough to combat poverty and corruption. last week, a military ousted president, blaming him by failing to combat violence by islamic militants. that brings us to guinea-bissau. this coup attempt appears to have been thwd. it has left the country and the region shaken. our west africa correspondent has more. >> in his first address after the attempted coup, the president was keen to reassure citizens of his country as well as the international community. talking about the attack, he said he's open to dialogue and violence was unnecessary. he said the coup attempt had been well organized. but the government was back in control. >> i would have preferred they come talk to me directly. if there is a problem, let's talk about it. i know i will not stay in power forever. i'm still here because people trust me. i want to reassure the international community. i am asking for the support to continue and for the people to stay c

talking to dhs secretary chad wolf about this this hour. we b

chad: it absently does. will be the goals of those kinds of missions to start with? chad: this is a big year for lunar transportation and moon missions. we are hoping to see two of the first commercial missions to the moon. these are part of the artemis program designed to get humans back onto the surface of the moon. these missions today and over the next couple of years our robotic precursor missions to go in scalloped the terrain and understand where the water is to see if we can harvest the water ice and split it into hydrogen and oxygen. anna: thanks to chad anderson, space capital managing partner. staying in the family of companies tied to elon musk, tesla faces a review in germany over an autopilot feature. bloomberg's craig trudell joins us. what can you tell us about this probe? craig: this is being done by germany's authority. tesla has approval with the different authorities in europe in the netherlands and that is how they've gotten approval to put features like autopilot on the market in europe

first to chad pergram with the very latest on capitol hill. chad? >> good afternoon. democrats need a win after stumbling on voting legislation and despite what chuck schumer says build back better is in the same place as it was in december. joe manchin says the original bill is dead. build back better could become build back broken up. the gop is making a preemptive strike. >> now washington democrats are trying a again to revive talk of another, another reckless bout of spending this year. american families are already hurting enough. they need that bad idea to stay buried. progressives want the senate to pass the bill before was biden's state of the union speech march 1. nancy pelosi cautioned that early march is aspirational. the left is prepping to accept a lot less compared to what the house approved in december. >> i think people want to get this over with. frankly the progressive wing of the democratic party at this point, they just want to get whoever they can. >> pelosi is hinting it's time to move on to avoid ago government shut down later this month and pe

fox news congressional correspondent chad pergram reports he was not prosecuted.ay he returned today and parked his vehicle in front of the court again, police say they have been talking with melvin. ♪ ♪ intimates spotlight on the midterms which will be here before you know it, republicans are gathering in utah for their first major meeting of the new year. at issue, how to retake control of congress, governorships and eventually two years from now, the white house. senior national correspondent rich edson is in salt lake city tonight. >> seen republican party leaders are in salt lake city for their winter meeting planning for what they expect will be a successful 2022 midterm election season. one where former president donald trump donald trump has endorsed several primary challengers who lagged behind their republican opponents and raising money. representative liz cheney has far surpassed her trump endorsed a primary challenger in fund-raising all while there is an effort at this republican national committee meeting to push house republicans to remove her and

we'll go to chad. chad, what are you tracking right now?ve some kind of warning. it's spreading 200,000 miles. it's pain. part of the pain is rain changing to freezing rain to sleet and then all snow. if you're shoveling here, you're going to be standing on rain that is on top of a rink, an ice rink, your driveway. this is going to be a very dangerous situation to be involving in. it's not going away any time soon, either. you can't wait until friday for the sun to come out. this is going to be a cold air mass. it's going to snow for hours. it's going to stop and start again for some of you like in indianapolis and cincinnati, even going to ohio. some of this will actual tly ge into the northeast. there will be a big amount of ice. it could be up to one inch. it's going to bring down trees and power lines to the north and west of there. that's where the snow will be. major to extreme impacts all the way from the great lakes all the way down to dallas, texas, even where you expect it to be warm, it's not warm enough. it's going to be an ice

. >> reporter: it all began 25 years ago when chad erlandson and his buddies realized they missed dirt of winter they decided to get loud. >> a bunch of us got together and started racing with another group and then it has just been going and going and going. >> reporter: now they have eight different classes of cars. there are those with studs in them. and those without. trucks and side-by-sides also get a chance to take home the checkered flag. >> it is throttle control and trying to go as fast as you can without id >> rorter: when the temperatures plummet and the winds pick up it is also nice to have a pit crew you know, chad's daughter hailey helps him get ready. >> i love being with friends and family. >> then the koering sisters, twins jennifer and shantel are from fort riply, minnesota. >> our dad helped start the organization. >> he is the reason. >> reporter: the ice changes by the hour, the ice changes by the four which impacts performance. speeds can reach 80 miles an hour. of course, when you go that fast, things don't always edmonton well, as i found out while riding shotg

and along that border with chad in the air, we're going to see the sand dust kicked up further toward the south pouring rain for southern angola into northern sections of nym, libya, also western areas. this was decent for cape town at 24 in the sunshine, but that's below average. give it a bit of time. your temperature shoots up to 34 degrees by tuesday. that's it. oh, with sponsored by casara ways. oh, need to different worlds. but creatively, philosophically aligned, al jesse real world explored the surprisingly between the egyptian islamic scholar, muhammad abdul and russian novelist, leo tolstoy, and the french addiction surrealists all 3 breton and jewels, and 9 leech really thinkers and surrealists on al jazeera blue. ah ah hello, are you watching out there? i'm emily anglin, a reminder of our top stories. the south m d u. k. foreign secretary list trusts is holding talks with russia is a foreign minister about the tension near the ukranian border. russia and belarus have started joint military drills. the kremlin says the exercises are focusing on repelling external aggression

the african union suspended, muddy guinea burkina faso answered done, but not chad. some analysts worn, the double standards could hop dire consequences. there is a breakdown in the official contract between the government and the people. the governments are not delivering for the people, but the benefits of economic growth are going to those who are already rich and the poor are continue to the poor. and the marginalized continue to be marginalized with many african nations facing mid to security threats. relentless humanitarian disasters, and millions of young people with no prospects. reducing the number of crimes might be a tall order for the after communion. as promised, here is muhammad, is our reporting live from the summit in addis ababa? let's start with the current situation. mohammed, the rollouts, all covered vaccine seems to have been the issue. yes, it did. come all and there is a huge problem. is some places with only some countries up to 16 of them, only vaccine they think, just less than 5 percent of the population. and it's not a matter of supply be

chad pergram in washington with more. chad, good to see you. reporter: good evening, liz. pentagon says shifting 3,000 troops is only to deter russia. officials again cautioned there are no boots on the ground. >> these forces are not going to fight in ukraine. they are going to insure the robust defense of our nato allies. reporter: some gop members oppose the strategy. >> bad idea, it is a mistake. it a mistake to send more american troops to europe at this time but listen, this is just another foreign policy crisis this administration blundered into and i'm sure it will not be the last. reporter: secretary of state antony blinken and defense secretary lloyd austin lead two classified briefings tomorrow on ukraine here on capitol hill. there is starting to be a schism between liberals and the biden administration over the proper course of action. >> i think congress has not been consulted sufficiently and the executive authority to, whether it is troops or send weapons or whatever it is, a lot of those things do need to have more con aggression consultation. reporter: la

good evening, chad. >> good evening, bret.ccuses the capitol police of rummaging through his office. nehls took photos of material. manger denies the charge. officer says he found a door to nehls office open and went to investigate. nehls also says police tried to enter his office disguised as construction workers. the inspector general for the capitol police is now investigating. more than 30 g.o.p. members wrote to house speaker nancy pelosi they allege that the capitol police are digging into their background. the top democrat on the panel, which funds the capitol police, says that's bologna. >> they are just interested in culture wars and some kind of, you know, conspiracy scandal. i know the capitol police. i can't imagine that they would be going in anybody's offices unless there was an issue of security. >> a acapitol police spokesman says the force does not conduct surveillance of members. they do not handle background checks of those who work here. bret? >> bret: so congressman nehls accuses the capitol police departm

congressional correspondent chad pergram has details live from capitol hill.had. >> good evening, bret. the house. the senate went earlier. the president also briefed congressional leaders including minority leader mitch mcconnell. >> ratchet the sanctions all the way up as far as you can. we need do everything we can to make this russian incursion painful. >> fox has told lawmakers grows that they learned nothing new. leaders have asked for a classified in person briefing next week. lawmakers are worried about the u.s. getting sucked into battle if the war deepens. thousands of american troops are now in eastern europe defending nato countries. there will be no american troops on the ground in ukraine. >> i don't think there is any talk of americans fighting in a ground war in the ukraine compels the u.s. to help. >> if they incur into airspace with aircraft, multiple aircraft, we have to engage. we have to engage. because this happens so quickly. you have to act very decisively and quickly or people die. >> coalition of conservative and progressive house mem

chad richisson is the ceo.umbers and welcome. >> thank you, tyler. >> what are you seeing in the payrolls you process, what kind of wage growth have you become aware of >> yeah, so there is definitely wage inflation out there our company actually finished up very strong last year with 25% revenue growth we had 40% adjusted ebidta margins for a combined rule of 65 as you're probably aware, tyler, some of the highest value tech companies shoot for the rule of 40 and we finished at the rule of 65 and here we are guiding in 2022 to do the same. >> and so how does that -- i want to drill down a little more on the idea of wage inflation. obviously you can't disclose confidential information but what would your estimate be of how much the average wage has gone up for your customers over the past two years or year >> well you're definitely seeing a rising rates rising wages, i should say and that is really driven by a tight labor market right now we're all in a fight for tallen. i started this company 24 years ago, so

let's get to cnn meteorologist chad myers.'t that sound lovely? brought to you by the jamaica tourist board. visitjamaica.com. there are slippery roads out there. it is quick moving. it will be gone this afternoon. what we are seeing the potential for slick conditions sunday morning on your way to church, richmond to the carolinas as far north as new york city. an inch or two of snow. sometimes that's all it takes to get in your way if you are trying to drive around. radar moving by. sunday night, it's completely gone. no heavy deposits of snow. could be four inches in some spots. that is two days away. the mild air we have right now is about to leave, to go all the way to the south towards cuba. this is the cold air, arctic area tomorrow and into -- temperatures will be going down 40 degrees in some spots across the northeast, new york city to d.c. pleasant day the next couple of days. the cold front comes by and things go south, way south. 70 degrees in atlanta today, but not by the weekend. john. >> chad myers, thank you ve

so let's go now to chad myers, our meteorologist. chad, i was just looking here in washington, d.c. degrees. that is how quickly things are moving and changing. >> i know. it's 63 on the mall right now. by the time you get out of this show, it's going to be in the 40s. . >> yes. >> so this is the cold air that made so much miserable driving across the midwest yesterday as well. plan your vacation at visitjamaica.com. this is the cold front where the rain is right now. that's where the cold air behind it is obviously changing some of this water to ice. be careful out there. there is black ice. very windy across parts of the east and the midwest. and we already have the next storm system on tap for the dakotas. blizzard warnings already posted. it will be more like a clipper and come in with a few inches of snow. u.p. of michigan, ontario, quebec. they picked up an awful lot of snow than us here in the lower 48. really only 4 to 6 inches. temperatures are the warmest he will get in new york, d.c., even atlanta. temperatures go down all day, brianna. >> yesterday was awesome. but today

let's get to cnn meteorologist chad myers.ing to be 85 to 87, a normal july or august temperature. certainly not where we are this time of the year. 30 record highs possible across california over the next few days. this weather is brought to you by safe light. your vehicle glass and recalibration experts. so let's get to it here. yes, it's going to be warm. i have a feeling this is more for the bengals fans out there saying, hey, leave the parka in the rental car. it will be warm but not reasonable. 85 sounds pretty good if you're coming from cincinnati to go to a football game. temperatures in the 80s the entire weekend. a lot of parties. keep that in mind. dry air too. cooler across the east. most of the u.s. is above normal for certain. temperatures here, other than the great lakes, are above normal. cold air is coming for you great lakes, cincinnati, cleveland, toward detroit. arctic air for the next few days. this will be the story as we work our way through the weekend. enjoy the game, john, if i don't talk to you befor

. >> barely, chad. barely. all right. thanks, chad. >>> you're welcome. >> and "new day" continues right now. ♪ >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. it is wednesday, february 9th. and the most powerful republican in the senate is telling the truth. calling it like it is. saying that january 6th was a violent insurrection. and in doing so, he is very publicly rebuking many inside his own party. mitch mcconnell blasting the republican party for its censure of laiz cheney and adam kinzinger. mcconnell, as a point of emphasis, using that "i" word. >> we all were here. we saw what happened. it was a violent insurrection for the purpose of trying to prevent the peaceful transfer of power after a legitimately certified election. >> mcconnell says the rnc went too far when it censured the two republican lawmakers who both serve on the january 6th select committee. it puts him at odds with the rnc, the republican national committee. but also kevin mccarthy, the house republican leader, who defended

and chad myers is in the cnn weather center. derek, first to you what are you seeing there now?wntown indianapolis here at monument circle, we have vicious winds and blowing snow drifting over this area. the snow is hitting my exposed skin on my face, feeling like the pellets almost exfoliating your face in a sense. last night we drove in from south bend, a couple of hours to our north on a good day, but it took double that time just to get to indianapolis and we watched that transition from snow to freezing rain to rain as we entered into the city. that precipitation, that was all liquid last night, as these temperatures plummet and we go below freezing has now frozen on the surface. i want you to see this, this is an indication of how bad and how slick the roads actually are. you can see how i'm sliding across the sheen of ice on monument circle. that's what the roads are like. and the ice here is on the surface, now we have snow piling up on top of it. if you think this is bad, think about what is taking place in the ohio valley, the mississippi valley. a full fledged ice sto

let's get to meteorologist chad myers. chad? >> yeah.wo different systems, actually one that will make severe weather and another that will make very, very cold and arctic weather across the northern part of the country. we are warm today across the east, but not so in the west. there's the lightning already this morning popping up here across the mid south. some of these areas could pick up even isolated tornadoes today. that's not out of the question. not a widespread outbreak, but it's certainly possible. look at what the radar is going to look like later on today. to the north, that's where the ice and the snow will be. the weather does move to the east tomorrow and eventually the northeast. but it's the next storm for you, john, will bring you some snow. not this one. this only brings you rain. the next storm system brings the snow. most of the snow for today and tomorrow goes up into quebec and ontario. the storm into wednesday and thursday period all of a sudden you'll see this colder weather for you. >> you don't bring me flowers

the african union suspended molly guinea burkina faso had done but not chad. some analysts worn. the double standards could hop dire consequences. there is a break down into official contract between the government and the people. the governments are not delivering for the people, but the benefits of economic growth are going to those florida rich and the poor continued to the poor. and the marginalized continue to be marginalized. with many african nations facing mid to security threats, relentless humanitarian disasters and millions of young people with no prospects producing the number of who's might be a tall order for the african union mohammed. i do elders eda i to some of a few appeal. hong kong is facing increasing pressure to shift away from its no tolerance approach to the pandemic. as omicron cases reach, record levels or the government has given no sign, it's willing to view from the co v t 0 strategy adopted by mainland china. economists, one that could trigger an exodus and jeopardized regions role as a financial hub. rick kennedy reports from hong kong. hong kong i

last april, in chad, the army took control of the country just a days after the president was killed.ombat poverty and corruption. and just last week, in burkina faso, the military ousted president rock kabore, blaming him forfailing to contain violence by islamist militants. and that brings us to guinea bissau. though this coup attempt appears to have been thwarted, its left the country — and the greater region — shaken. 0ur west africa correspondent mayenijones has more. in his first address after the attempted coup, president embalo was keen to reassure the citizens of his country, as well as the international community. talking about the attack, he said he was open to dialogue, and that the violence was not necessary. he said the coup attempt had been well—organised, but that the government was now back in control. translation: | would've | preferred that the attackers come talk to me directly. if there is a problem, let's talk about it. i know i will not stay in power forever. i'm still here because the people trust me. i want to reassure the international community, and i am ask

the african union suspended molly guinea burkina faso answered done, but not chad. some analysts worn. the double standards could hop dire consequences . there is a break down into social contract between the government and the people, the government for not delivering for the people. but the benefits of economic growth are going to those who are ready to reach on the poor continue to the poor. and the marginalized, continue to be marginalized with many african nations facing major security threats . relentless humanitarian disasters and millions of young people with no prospects producing the number of crews might be a tall order for the after communion. so his mom or dad are now reporting live from addis ababa. hi mohammad. let's start this now we're talking about the qu, situation. so many of them happening in many african countries is the african union to talking about a way to deal with this collective later. and it sounds like it be quite difficult . hi there, come all yes. and that is what we're trying to find a more last think solution to the problem of crui

let's get to cnn meteorologist chad myers. what are we looking at here, chad?here, they are going to move to the east. wind, rain, snow and, yes, maybe even some tornadoes in the coming days. this weather is brought to you by servepro. step by step, let's get to it. we'll go through it chronologically. we have a big threat of flames today, wild fires in the red area. if a fire starts, it will quickly get out of control. winds will be blowing 50 to 60 miles per hour. the brush is dry and the air is very dry itself. more cold air coming in from the north. so this is going to interact. this storm will try to get to the east, going to be warm air, moist air here as we work our way into wednesday. the potential for severe weather there and then finally even off to the east as we move our way into thursday and friday. but what's going to happen with this moisture, it's going to try to ride on top of this cold front. that's where the snow event is going to be. and ice event. a lot like what we had just a couple of weeks ago really. it does move to the northeast. i thi

good evening, chad. >> good evening, bret.p could climb higher after the russian invasion of ukraine. voters higher gas prices on president biden at 63% of all americans say he is to blame. this spurs the g.o.p. to push bills to bolster energy production. >> i think it's a great strategic opportunity. the legislation will lift the various regulations republicans to lean on america and not moscow for energy. >> if rereally ramped it up. if we did what putin is doing, we could begin to chip away at that advantage that he has and certainly protect us, which is our number one obligation. >> the g.o.p. will use energy prices as a wedge in the midterms. republicans want to compare their push for energy production with the left, worrying about climate change. climate envoy john kerry says the war could, create, quote massive emissions consequences. he says the war distracts from environmental concerns. >> i hope president putin will help us to stay on track with respect to what we need to do for the climate. >> key democrats say the

so let's get now to chad myers for a look at what is ahead here. chad? >> much colder air.re right now. off the east coast. and cold air is on the way. there were some spots where we got a foot of snow. the major cities between 6 and 7 inches. temperatures have already gone down from where we were. you took the dog out at 6:00 this morning in new york, now you already dropped about another 10 degrees from where you are, where you were, and you're going to go down to 37 by this afternoon. temperatures are not going up. there won't be a high of the day. it already happened because of the cold front. the cold front is moving offshore, taking in the colder air behind it. winter weather advisories across parts of upstate new york and new england, but they'll gradually go away today. next storm is already coming in to the dakotas, with a snow event for the up of michigan. michigan to parts of manitoba, ontario, quebec. that's where the heaviest snow will be as it moves offshore. there will be bands of 2 to 4 inches, notice where the purples are up to the north of the border. temp

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jackie: thank you so much, chad.time, a new cnn poll finding that 56% of americans approve of nothing or disapprove of all of president biden's work, what he's done so far in office. let's bring in the hill editor-in-chief bob cusack for more on this. these are pretty tough ratings there, bob, and they're coming from cnn. >> yeah, jackie, these are bad numbers for the president. i mean, the president campaigned on getting rid of covid, the pandemic is still going on, obviously, two years in now. and also if you look at his legislative agenda, it's completely stalled. build back better is completely dead right now. there are no talks of revoifing it. and so -- reviving it. so the president is going to be addressing congress in his first state of the union on march 1st, and he's not going to be able to spike the ball that much because the biggest legislative accomplishment so far was the covid-19 bill, but covid is struggling. bipartisan infrastructure bill, that definitely was a big win, but it didn't help his numbers

as congressional correspondent chad pergram when it comes to flexing his muscles congress might need congressional subpoena jim members often flex and pose with their muscles like at muscle beach, their biceps bulls like popeye after downing a can of spinach but the muscles are often a faÇade. >> congress struggles to get information at democratic house held bush administration officials they turn the tables on obama officials. the committee demands testimony that congress can only benchpress so much. >> when i was a prosecutor i always had it to say if you don't do what i want i will indict you and congress does not have that. >> they subpoenaed steve vanity did not comply they held him in contempt and those who bucked subpoenas can drain the clock that blocks congress from squaring the information that it demands. it can be delayed forever. >> the committee wants to extract testimony from kevin mccarthy and republicans jim jordan and scott. , netter cooperating. >> anyone with common sense would be reluctant to talk to this committee. it's hard to coax information from a in-transit

so you were on hand to see nathan chad dazel the judges. and when that 1st gold metal and men figure skating, tell us what that was like. yeah, i have to say it was an absolute privilege to watch them in figure skating today, especially someone of a nascent chen's character. i'm caliber 4 years ago and he on shag, he buckled under the pressure, he didn't even come away with the meadow this time around here and basing. he skated without a care in the world. he was just so effortless on the ice. as you said, he danced to rocketman by alton john and he really just blasted off, leaving his rival within a trail of smoke. it was really super performance near flawless, and afterwards he finished with a smile. i'm like 4 years ago and p on chang when he was massively disappointed. you mentioned the few spectators present it was it felt like a procession to be honest. they were applauding every move, clapping along with him. every magical moment here invasion, something to watch for sure. and we saw that he wasn't the only american to win a gold med

response has been inconsistent by for example, suspending countries such as molly and guinea but luck chad. so we have to see if any major declaration or any consensus will come out from these discussions and certainly some thorny issues being traded there. this way. can journalist maria get nicholas come in at us ab about thanks very much on the 1st gold medal of the beijing olympics goes to norway to raise young for one the women's sky avalon in dominant fashion. it's also her 1st individual olympic middle. now the winter games opened after a scaled back ceremony at beijing's iconic birds nest. stadium tickets was sold to international visitors all to the general public in china to try and prevent the spread of covet 19 another opening ceremony at beijing's birds nest stadium. haul must 14 years on from the 2008 summer olympics, 3000 performers took part in the proceedings. as athletes from around the world took a lap of ana in front of a reduced crowd, with only a select few allowed into the stands. many spectators instead enjoyed the fireworks from outside the stadium. disappointed tha

last we spoke to chad it was to: 30 a.m., friday morning, in ukraine.e was expecting his workload to increase. >> we can't turn our backs on people who need help. >> so they've been very busy, f even using his own home so they are getting ready for all the people that are leaving the danger zones. >> we are told receiving physical donations in ukraine is difficult, with supply chains severely disrupted, the organization can only rely on financial contributions for help. >> we have a partner organization in the states that can receive funds to be able to assist with those fleeing the conflict zone. >> thousands of miles away, jean is proud his son refuses to leave ukraine, filled with people, who need help, and his wife's family, some of whom are now forced to stay. >> between 18 and 60, man, are not allowed to leave the country. he says how do i leave my mother-in-law how do i leave my brother in law, i can't do that. >> so he's staying strong for his son, counting the minutes until he sees his son again. >> when you talk to him on the phone or face tim

joining me now is chad wolf, chad, we have to say that this something that we are grateful did not happen during trump's term. he had an interesting approach to russia that was short circuited by the mueller investigation. he wanted a better relationship to avoid what is happening am russia getting closer to china. here we are. as jennifer griffin said a pivot point in history with what russia is undertaking with the military invasion tonight. >> you're absolutely right. what we saw from president trump was engagement on adversaries. what he realized and what president biden doesn't is continued engagement from day one. you don't have to agree with your adversaries but you need to engage them. that's been lacking over the last year. and as well as leadership. we talk about afghanistan or a number of blunders from this administration. that send a signal to our adversaries like putin and xi and otherses, maybe now is the time to take some action we would have otherwise not. that's what is unfolding here tonight. >> laura: well, i think both president reagan and trump understood that the wor

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but first to chad pergram on capitol hill with the very latest. chad? >> good afternoon, charles.eks. >> seems to be some fall off on this. maybe the administration is waiting with senate democrats and pulled them back off of a couple of positions. >> i just asked chuck schumer what happens if russia invades. the senate is still dithering on the bill. schumer says the bill has to have bipartisan support. >> it is moving along. there's still a couple of areas of disagreement. the basic view of many on our side and of the white house is to pass a full strong sanctions bill before any invasion and god forbid there be an invasion would take away the disincentive for russia innovating. >> officials just briefed senators last week on the russian thread and it seemed like the sanctions bill was coming together. >> the briefing i think will accelerate the bipartisan sanctions package. >> that's not the case. schumer would not guarantee the senate would pass the bill before the president's recess. schumer said he pushed an agreement last night at temporary be a see of germany. charles? >>

good evening, chad. >> good evening, bret.ne step forward, one step back for this year's state of the union but unlike last year this speech is taupe all members plus they dropped the mask mandate for the speech. however, the security fence is back; that's both for the speech and potential truckers arriving later this week the president did delivers the speech on a turbulent world stage russian invasion. >> make no mistake, this crisis does not and will not end with ukraine. >> today president putin is more isolated than ever before. while democracies have rallied together. and this is much to the credit of president biden. >> the president's national security team is presenting a classified briefing to all house members right now. the senate later tonight. there is now a push to arm ukraine and provide billions in humanitarian assistance. the ukrainian ambassador to washington met with members on capitol hill. >> we believe russia, which is now acting like nazi germany during world war ii, essentially killing innocent civilia

on capitol hill, chad pergram, fox news.te images showing russian forces moving into what are considered to be attack positions about 9 mile from the ukraine border. u.s. officials have said it could be hours or days before those forces receive the order to cross into ukraine. as tensions continue to build overseas, could president biden use the crisis in ukraine to boost his cratering poll numbers? let's bring in fox news contributor and washington times opinion editor charlie hurt. seems a little crass, but that word is out there, that president biden might be playing off the chances of a ukrainian invasion as a sort of a shiny object to distract the attention of the world on what's going on in his administration. what do you think, charlie? >> well, you know, jon, it's kind of hard not to sort of wonder about this when you look at, in the first place, the array of problems that joe biden is facing domestically which he apparently has,s his administration apparently has very little or no ability to fix. so it's sort of, it

chad joins us now from capitol hill. hey, chad. >> reporter: david, good afternoon.uster just to start debate on an interim spending bill. some gop members demanding the shutdown of vaccine mandates and requirements for schools. >> there are a few republicans who are trying to leverage this moment to get a vote on something, but i am confident that we will leave this afternoon having adopted a continuing resolution. >> reporter: a continuing resolution would fund the government at current levels through mid march. that's when congress would vote on a broader spending package. current funding expires tomorrow night. >> to be, once again, at the last minute having two or three senators deciding that their favorite pet amendments are more important than keeping the government open and willing to risk it to hut down the government. to shut down the government. >> reporter: senate minority leader mitch mcconnell do you wanted there would be an issue with government funding, other gop members feel the same. >> while it's looking a little bit like a typical thursday morning