this was the story of the yearor according to jesse watters. >> judge jeanine: dana. >> dana: i agreetainly on ukraine and the ramifications o that are going to continue through 2023. as is the story i chose which is the one on the border, theh is selectmen border. a couple points. the southern border. in all of 2020 there were 4,950,000 encounters at the border. we are two and a half months into fiscal year 2023 and they're already 505,000. that's not counting 140,000 got-aways. fox news has covered this storyv every single day, it's astounding how every morning onw "america's newsroom," we turned to bil l melugin or griff jenkins or nate foy orgrif whoever is ae border for us and you can see,st dana, bill, 300 migrants just ar came across its daybreak overhearing go past texas or del rio. also happening in arizona, new mexico, california. it's not just bringingim immigrants who are illegally entering the country. they're fanning out across the country. every state, every locality isry affected by it, every school,y every hospital. there is no end insight and we , evare about to have

hi. >> hi there, dana. new york city public schools lost one out of every ten students who sought education elsewhere and didn't return. this is part of a nationwide trend. look at this. according to an analysis by the "wall street journal" new york, los angeles, philadelphia and ft. worth, texas suffered declines in student enrollment of 10%. in all about 1.4 million students left public schools for various reasons and that includes these five kids from florida. their dad said the mandated virtual learning showed him what his kids were and were not learning. >> the kids being home and the assignments coming home and the expectation that the parents were now going to be the teachers kind of i think left a bad taste in our mouth. >> now with fewer students, some school districts like denver and indianapolis are shutting down or consolidating underused schools. superintendents insist that streamlining will help improved indication there because it takes money and allows for more classes and extra cur i can la

. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." last week i said there were more shoes to drop. six hours later we were proven right. the white house is saying it requested the search. it took place on friday. the fifth batch of documents found since november and the fourth discovered at the president' home in delaware. >> the d.o.j. calls it a plaplanned -- the white house is cooperating but not extending to lawmakers who have a ton of questions. >> we need to know who had access to those documents because this is an ongoing investigation for influence peddling. we're disappointed that the administration is not working with us on anything. they're stonewalling everything. >> the government has a tendency to overclassify. you have to see what's the scope, how serious, did anyone have access, those questions have to be answered before we decide is this -- how significant an issue is this. >> dana: team fox coverage. andy mccarthy with analysis on deck. first let's go to the white house, jacque heinrich is standing by as we come on t

love dana. >> dana: have a good weekend. >> bill: no predictions now. >> dana: doctors are suing the biden administration over a controversial order forcing doctors to prescribe puberty blockers or risk losing federal funding. medical professionals says it goes against the better judgment. >> bill: federal officials looking at fentanyl on snapchat online. >> dana: the push to legalize fentanyl test strips. advocates say they could save countless lives including our next guest. all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work, helping them achieve financial freedom. we're providing greater access to investing, with low-cost options to help maximize savings. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. (bridget vo) with thyroid eye disease... i hid from the camera. and i wanted to hide from the world. for years, i thought my t.e.d was beyond help... ...but then i asked my doctor about tepezza. (vo) tepezza is the only medicine that treats t.e.d. at the source not just the symptoms.

. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom."he video is set to be released later today. just in time for nightfall and the weekend. now an official describes it as nothing short of appalling. it comes after the five officers involved in the arrest of nick jolles were charged with second degree murder. >> bill: as tensions boil the community holding a candlelit vigil for the 29-year-old honoring his memory and legacy and his mother calling for protests but no violence. listen to her address. >> i want each and every one of you to protest in peace. i don't want us burning up our cities, tearing up the streets because that's not what my son stood for. if you guys are here for me and tyre, then you will protest peacefully. you can get your point across but you don't need to tear up our cities, people. because we do have to live in them. >> dana: strong messages from a mom who is grieving and charles watson is live in memphis. he has the story for us. what's the feeling like there this morning? >> it's tense but as the city braces fo

visit choose.va.gov. >> dana: all right.if you moments ago federal prosecutors in kentucky were providing a briefing to reporters about tyre nichols. you can see him there. he died from extensive bleeding caused by a severe beating according to preliminary autopsy results after being arrested in memphis, tennessee. state and local have the responsibility to when to release the body cam video. parents have seen it and a question when the public will see it. what he said is that what he would say on behalf of investigators they're working on that and keep you posted. that is probably imminent. the late tyre nichols right there. >> the first time in iowa history we'll be funding students and not systems. we talked about woke ideology, crt, sex education in elementary and parents have had it. we had a school district that was removing parents from the seventh graders choices and that is not what parents want. >> bill: that is the republican governor of iowa. kim reynolds on the story with martha yesterday celebrating the passage

i'm dana perino. >> bill: it's friday. are you good? >> dana: it with as a fast week. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer good morning. the president said there is no there there. the justice department has gone radio silent. the white house keeps dodging the questions all but telling reporters to stop asking them so far. >> dana: now more than 11 weeks after the initial discovery on november 2nd we still don't know how many documents were found, who had access to them, and whether they pose a national security risk. >> bill: all good questions. aishah hosni picks up the coverage live in d.c. and begins a new hour now. >> good morning to you both. president biden clearly did not like being asked about those documents on his visit to california but he talked about it anyway telling reporters that he thinks he is doing everything right and hopeful this will all be over soon. watch >> president biden: look, we found a handful of documents filed in the wrong place and immediately turned them over to the archives and justice department. we are fully co

thank you. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: the stage is set for super bowl lvii, watch. >> 45 yards, alle kansas city chiefs with a last-second field goal to beat our own bill hemmer's cincinnati bengals. sorry, bill. 23-20 yesterday. in two weeks they play the philadelphia eagles. they knocked 49ers quarterbacks out of the game. there was controversy after the game in new york city. new yorkers were shocked to see the empire state building in new york lit up in green and white though -- no n honor of the eagles victory. they told people that the green and white was celebrating them. super bowl lvii will kick off in arizona february 12th and catch the game on fox. >> sandra: they're calling it a betrayal of new yorkers. >> dana: i think the tweets were pretty funny. do we have this? for anyone who finds this as treacherous -- i don't have it with me. they got some attention but they also did the red and white for the kansas city chiefs. >> sandra: remarkable. if you are an eagles fan you will rub this in for a little while. i don't know. >> dana: we'll see how jesse watters is tonight on

. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." great to be with you.he white house telling james comer it will accommodate his committee's request for information as long as they are, quote, legitimate. so keep that word in moonlit. the white house also signaling it can only share limited information with republicans in order to protect the integrity of the special counsel investigation. >> bill: dana, as we know there are so many questions left unanswered. one of the biggest, who removed those top secret papers from that scif. that's a secure room used to view sensitive materials on the hill by all lawmakers. documents are supposed to stay there. somehow they ended up scattered across the president's home and private office and probably there for years. >> dana: the white house press corps is pushing for that information. after three weeks of non-answers the frustration is boiling over. >> is president involved in a cover-up? >> he has been very clear that he takes this very seriously. you asked me the question that everybody laughed at which was inte

dana. >> dana: thank you for the update. >> bill: what a story. ban the export of genetically modified corn and farmers are taking their fight to washington, d.c. in the fields of ashland, pennsylvania, we find madison for fox business. hello. >> obviously on the farm here we have snow on the ground. it is not yet planting season for corn. farmers here and across the u.s. are warning this could be huge if mexico does implement the ban of gmo corn saying it could be the single most devastating thing to happen to corn farming in america. >> can't even picture in my mind what this is going to do to -- like i said it is farmers, one end of the united states to the other. it doesn't matter where you sell it or what it is used for, it will have an effect. >> such a big effect because corn is the largest expo. mexico is the biggest buyer. corn prices including here in pennsylvania are set on the commodities market. if you saw a disruption in the export market it would be felt here. mexico being the largest buyer. last season alone $10.6 billion worth of

>> bill: the tables have turned, dana. >> dana: they have. their lawyers have a lot of things that will say it's different this time. however, there will be a special prosecutor or -- an attorney from d.o.j. to look at it. i also think on the timing of it. they knew this a week before the mid-terms. i don't think anyone's vote was going to be swayed because of this issue, but if they hid it from america until after the mid-terms, i think that's wrong. if they knew about it at the time, i believe you have a duty to report. >> bill: we may or may not get an answer to that question. the president wants to run for re-election we're told. maybe there are folks out there who don't want to see that. he is out of the country, in mexico, the story breaks. we'll see how he responds to it when he comes back here state side. five minutes past the hour. more coming up. now this from the border. >> it's a slap on the face, you know. we are in the midst of a crisis, we see it every day. biden was not coming to see the reality of the border. he was coming to

i'm bill hemmer live in new york city. >> dana: i'm dana perino. i did go to high school. you'll find out more, too, with one of those navy seals. this is "america's newsroom" great to be with you today. so this all started on wednesday when state troopers moved to break up a so-called autonomous zone in the woods. police say they were clearing out the encampment when one of the protestors opened fire hitting one of the troopers. officers returned fire shooting and killing that protestor. >> the group was there protesting the construction of a new police training facility. officials say opponents of that project have repeatedly turned to violence. >> over the last several months, law enforcement and portions of our community have experienced growing criminal behavior and terroristic acts committed by individuals and groups for the building of the new atlanta public training safety center. they have attempted to disguise their activities as being protests against the building of this facility. the law enforcement can't stand by while serious criminal acts are being committe

dana. >> dana: law and order set to take another hit in the nation's capitol. d.c.rriding the mayor's veto of a crime bill that softens penalties for violent crimes. former d.c. homicide detectives is on deck. mark meredith live with details on how it would go down. >> good morning. leaders here in the nation's capital are locked in a debate over how best to address rising crime. they want fairness in the justice system but others argue it will help criminals stay on the streets. city council members are set to approve the measure. in 2025 people charged with misdemeanors get a jury trial and let people already behind bars for a variety of reasons more easily apply for early release. d.c.'s reelected democratic mayor is against the reforms and vetoed the proposal saying the changes send the wrong message. the new attorney general said he supports this. reforms to the criminal code passed before women and black residents enjoyed rights are needed. the "washington post" editorial board is among those against these changes. they write maximum sentences are seldom pursu

. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." on "the five" last night jess watters said i've never seen the hostage has to commit suicide. really good point. we'll see what today brings. congressman kevin mccarthy remains defiant after trying and failing six times to secure votes to become speaker. is the seventh time the charm? we'll find out at noon eastern when the house reconvenes for another round of voting. >> bill: you have 20 republicans refusing to back mccarthy. because of their narrow majority mccarthy could only lose four. >> dana: the two sides talked about the impasse. he hopes to agree to more demands. among them a lower threshold to try to oust him from the speaker's chair and want more freedom caucus members on committees and guaranteed votes on bills conservatives have been pushing for. >> is that enough to move the needle? both size expressing optimism but republicans still aren't unified. >> a reason kevin mccarthy doesn't want to continue having vote. with each vote he seems to be decreasing in his vote shar

>> dana: late january. getting through it. >> bill: federal prosecutors are telling us that luna gave the sinaloa cartel sensitive information to evade mexican forces attack rival cartels and move drugs safely into our country. >> criminal cartels is the new issue that is getting bad in the united states. the cartels in mexico are more violent now than ever before because they are fighting over control of products. they are making more money than they've ever made. >> bill: opening arguments in the cop's trial are set to begin there. hello, bryan. >> bill, good morning. luna is mexico's highest ranking government official to be criminally charged and tried in the u.s. in the early 2000s he let mexico's federal agency akin to the f.b.i. before becoming the top law enforcement official in mexico controlling the federal police force as the secretary of public security until 2012. prosecutors say the man who led mexico's war against the drug cartels was instead accepting briefcases stuffed with tens of millions

. >> dana: fox news alert. after two days and six failed votes the house remains without a speaker but republican leader kevin mccarthy says he is optimistic after closed door talks. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. i think flock's question would be a good segment on "the five." >> dana: are you producing "the five" now? meghan, bill has an idea. you are probably right. we're probably doing that story today. good idea. >> bill: thank you for humoring me. lawmakers set for another long day. two hours they'll wheel and deal. 20 hard line conservatives remain opposed to mccarthy's bid. he needs to flip 12 to stand a chance at the gavel when the house reconvenes today. >> dana: jim banks, one of the 20 no votes suggests a deal could soon be at hand. >> we'll have another vote at noon. you'll see some progress. i think there is light at the end of the tunnel. if that happens, hopefully that progress snowballs and members who are holding out feel pressure in th

. >> dana: human trafficking is a heinous crime. we want to bring you a closer look at a multi-billion dollar industries that targets the most vulnerable in the united states and abroad. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning at home. the scourge of human trafficking is one of the biggest crises of our time. 25 million around the world are being pushed into firelessed labor or sex trade against their will. generating $150 billion every year. a lot of that activity taking place right here at home in the u.s. >> we see human trafficking across all 50 states and really it can happen in any of the 50 states. last year in 2021 the national trafficking hotline had over 50,000 calls into the hotline and more than 16,000 of those were likely survivors of human trafficking. >> bill: eric shawn is on this story more on how it can happen and what is being done to put an end to it. good morning. >> good morning. one of the heartbreaking tolls of the migrant crisis is human traffick

good morning. >> dana: i'm dana perino and i love first flights out and it almost works. not today. the failure of a key safety system forced the faa to ground flights. majority are on the east coast. the white house is monitoring the situation. >> bill: let's begin in atlanta, often the most -- the busiest every day. steve harrigan is there live. what's happening? >> a lot of confusion among travelers here at the world's busiest airport. people trying to arrive and figure out what's going on. will their flights take off? updates in the past few minutes from the faa. they say normal air traffic operations are resuming gradually across the u.s. following an overnight outage to the notam system. the ground stop has been lifted. we can continue to look into the cause of the initial problem. for about an hour and a half there was a full ground stop on flights all across the u.s. even though that's lifted now, flights are beginning to get back to normal. airport officials around the country say it still could be a very long day for travelers. >> always a ripple effect when something impa

. >> dana: asme -- i'm dana perino.he attorney general mer i can garland appointed a special counsel to handle president biden's handling of documents. >> media firestorm, documents linked to the president found at his home in delaware. a story with a lot of moving parts. here is what we believe we know at the moment. >> dana: let's go back. november 2nd is when the president's lawyers find classified documents in a closet at his former office in washington, d.c. alert the national archives and they retrieve them the next day and refer the matter to the department of justice. this is just days before the mid-term elections. the story was kept under wraps. >> bill: on november 14th garland appoints special counsel for trump. the president's lawyers tell him they've found a second set of documents inside the president's garage. >> dana: that seals the deal. a week later garland appoints a special counsel. >> bill: documents in question were scattered across two locations, the penn biden think-tank in d.c. and president's

i'm dana perino. >> bill: sound bite right there. >> dana: speaker has not bee

. >> dana: you guys will need the sustenance. >> i will have to own that one. >> dana: the three of you are bright lights and look forward to seeing your new show starting monday at 1:00 on fox business. have a great weekend. >> thank you. >> dana: fox news alert top of the hour. three big stories topping the news. we're less than an hour away from finding out whether alec baldwin or any of the three possible co-defendants will be charged in the fatal shooting on the set of his movie rust in new mexico. the secret service now says it is ready to provide the names of people who visited president biden's home in wilmington, delaware if asked by congress after saying there were no visitor logs. the biden administration failing to reach its goal for -- after draining 220 million barrels last year to bring down gas prices. we have more on all those stories throughout the hour. first our top story del rio once again the hot spot in the migrant crisis. customs and border protection says in less than a week agents in del rio have encountered nearly 7,000 migrants from 79 different countries spo

. >> dana: asme owe dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." we hope you had a very happy new year and we're here ready to go to bring you the news for a great 2023. buffalo bills safety damar hamlin is in critical condition. he collapsed on the field and something was very wrong. >> bill: the play it happened in the first quarter monday night football. hamlin is on defense wearing a white number three jersey right there. higgins makes the catch. leads with his shoulder into the chest of hamlin. hamlin stands up briefly. he signedly collapses on the field. >> dana: medical staff rushed to his side and started cpr. the team announced he suffered a cardiac arrest. his heartbeat was restored on the field. >> bill: coaches and teammates looked on in horror. this went on for a while. 30 minutes. the medical staff loaded him into an ambulance and teammates were huddled on the field in prayer. >> dana: league officials were talking behind the scenes how or whether to move forward. they say the decision to postpone the game was an easy one. >> we saw t

dana. >> dana: another year and it is still happening. thank you. >> mike: major american cities including new york, chicago and washington are paying millions to shelter migrants crossing the border. eric adams paid a visit to the border in el paso this weekend said the big apple is at a breaking point over the migrant crisis which would cost the city upwards of $2 billion. madison from fox business is live in new york city with the details. good morning. >> good morning, mike. thousands of miles from the southern border cities are being crushed by the migrant crisis like here in new york. the row hotel completely rented out to migrants. the city spelling millions at a time where migrants are coming in by the hundreds every single day. the problem seems to only be accelerating. as we have touched upon a u.s. customs and border protection source saying 250,000 are expected for the first time in history in december. the cities already are feeling the difference. friday new york city mayor issued an emergency aid request saying the cost to

. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom" and great to be here with you. press office in the white house had to be are you serious? here we go. aides of president biden came across another new batch of classified documents appear to have been stored improperly separate from the ten or so files last november at the biden penn think-tank. we don't know where they were found. what they contain. >> bill: one thing is for sure it is not good for merrick garland. he has a special counsel investigation into president trump's handling of classified dock also. >> dana: will it force garland to open an investigation into biden? republicans say that's the only option. >> it can't be we have two tears of justice. we have to have a special prosecutor for trump according to garland. we need one for biden, the same thing. it is worse for biden as you say, he could declassify. whatever else we know is true he didn't have the power at vp to declassify the documents. democrats say they are all for equity. what's equitable here is that there be a special counsel. >> dana: ka

i appreciate dana's points.the eighth largest producer of oil and gasoline in the country. >> jeanine: right. >> geraldo: isn't ev the direction the world is going? >> jeanine: the truth is they don't have the infrastructure in wyoming. let's talk about wyoming, because that's what we're talking about, wyoming. it's a big state. they have long distances between one town and another town. they don't have the infrastructure. just like you're making sure the people lose their jobs in fossil fuels, but can't get one in an energy sector, they're doing the same thing, get yourself an electric car, but you can't get from here to there in the electric car. let me say something. the resolution is symbolic, just as dana said. they don't want to be told, you can't do this. it's that dictatorial leftist approach to things. honestly the world going toward evs, we knew that during the pandemic, when the factories weren't puffing, you know, all kinds of hazardous waste, cars weren't driving, there was literally no change in ca

dana. >> dana: tragic news out of college football.police are investigating a car crash that killed university of georgia offensive linemen and a team staff member. the crash happened early sunday morning just hours after the team celebrated the bulldogs national title with their fans in athens. 20-year-old willic, a new jersey native, played in all 15 games for georgia last season. 24-year-old lacroix was a recruiting analyst for the bulldogs. >> mike: key advisor to the vaccine panel questioning whether more covid booster shots are necessary for younger people. a pediatrician leading vaccine and infectious disease experts writes that evidence for the new versions of the vaccines for the omicron variant are underwobbling and fail to show they're better than the original shots. dr. marc siegel joins us now. good morning. >> good morning, how are you? >> mike: great to have you. want to go with a quote that the doctor wrote about this saying in the "new england journal of medicine." we should stop trying to prevent all symptomatic infec

. >> dana: so fox news alert. the 118th congress is still without a house speaker this morning as the most uncertain speaker vote in a century enters its second day. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm dana perino. >> bill: sound bite right there. >> dana: speaker has not been elected. we'll see what happens today. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning. the house will resume its session two hours from now. last night 20 republicans voted against kevin mccarthy in the third round of voting. >> dana: without a speaker is house is unable to swear in members or vote on any legislation. congressman elect mike lawlor slammed those opposing mccarthy last hour. >> it's shameful and embarrassing and proofing themselves incapable of governing. jim jordan's committee on judiciary to do investigations can't do it. securing the border, guess what, can't do it. these 19 individuals have tried to hold the rest of us hostage and they have no plan -- no plan and no person to be the speaker. >> bill: now to the way

. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." it was significant, the first trip in an entire political career, one of the most difficult problems to solve and only spent a few hours there. he has been in politics for 50 years, first visit to the border. he toured a port of entry in el paso but stayed away by communities impacted by illegal immigration. >> bill: too little, too late? republicans saying the president's visit with as nothing put a photo op. >> the president that caused the chaos on the border needed to be here. it so happens he is two years and $20 million too late. nothing but for show. immigration laws already in exist in the united states of america. >> he is coming in after we've already seen too many of our united states sit stens die of fentanyl. too many criminals make it into the united states evaded apprehension. complete and total chaos on our border. >> bill: a moment reaction from texas lieutenant governor dan patrick. griff jenkins is in eagle pass, texas. jacque heinrich? mexico city where the preside

>> well, dana, good to see you.e really seeing here is the start of a chinese charm offensive with the united states because they are so concerned about their domestic situation. chinese economy last year grew at the worst rate in 47 years. youth unemployment is 20% in china. the demographics are changing in china. china actually lost about a million people this year in terms of growth of the chinese population. and so xi after the disastrous covid policies, he is looking to find more foreign investment. he wants american companies to come back to china. foreign direct investment in china has fallen off and worried about the policies and the new house committee that will start investigating china. so he has got a lot of concerns about where america is going on china and wants desperately to right the ship, if you will of u.s./china relations. >> dana: let's listen here. >> i believe the latest numbers that came from the ccp about gdp growth were around 3% when their target was 5.5. if you exclude covid 2020 those ar

, she was a baby of the family.. >> six days later, dana died.ou grief, you are angry, and then you grip. but you never get over it. >> beyond that unquenchable greed. something else lingered to. questions about how dana died. either the data series have good, that's she saw no other injuries. that gave her pause. >> i remember seeing that the neurologist saying it was like taking a baseball bat and swinging for home run. and hitting her and the back of her head. that's the extent or injuries. >> she didn't believe her sisters that can be explained away as a tragic accident. and she wasn't alone in her doubts. >> how did the investigators regard with adaptive dana? to think wasn't accident or try to prove otherwise? >> they didn't goes an accident because the specialists was suspicious. >> after a few months investigation seem to spot. >> there was no murder weapon. they just had her body. technology was diverted 1982. >> those cell phones, of gps, just some stories and victims on the wrong side of the road. >> many years later as you watch data

. >> dana: i wanted to ask you this.mmercial break and ask it on air. call for number two shows brian walshe's google searches. how long before a body starts to smell, can you be charged with murder without a body, can you identify a body with broken teeth? is there any way in your mind, phil, that he might have been set up by somebody else? >> i don't think so because these searches as we know were done from his child's ipad. that is very unlikely. what's more likely there was some kind of argument. altercation that turned deadly and then after the fact i think he panicked and wanted to search to see what he could do to try to get himself out of this mess he created. these google searches i think show someone who is cold, calculating, and who has this malice that shows the picture of abandon and malignant heart. >> dana: i want to ask you about another story. this case goes back a little way in bowling green, university. there was a hazing incident that has terrible and we've covered it here. now there has been settleme

i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. i expect a lot of reporters to shout a lot of questions. >> dana: interesting they decide to do this inside like this. a little bit more accessible than when you are talking outside of the blades of helicopter of marine one. >> bill: president is likely to face pointed questions about those files when and where they were found as well as numerous questions about the first set of secret documents found in the closet of an office he used after his time as vice president. karl rove last hour said biden needs the to clear up this mess as quickly as possible. >> why won't the president look at the documents? he is the ultimate guy in charge of classification and yet he says my lawyers tell me don't look at the documents. maybe you ought to look at the documents so you can help understand what it's all about. >> dana: david spunt live at the justice department. hi, david. >> hi. those same attorneys are still looking for more documents at multiple different sites to make sure they have all

dana? >> dana: i thought you sang very well. >> jesse: i had some gusto. >> dana: yes. i loved it.t. excuse me my hair. when this all went down, moms and dads, nieces, aunts, uncles, trying to get the tickets for their daughters or their nieces and nephews, and they can't get in. they're locked. you're 27,000th in line. it's so frustrated. the reason that congress had to have this hearing, a lot of them are mad that ticketmaster is in the position they're in anyway, in terms of they think it's too big, a lot would like to see it broken up. aoc talks about that a lot. what happened here, what's interesting, the bots flooded the system, and they bought up all the tickets. you can buy one later on stubhub. how did they get that? the bots bought the tickets. ticketmaster takes private financial information, you're the keeper of that information. the company had the cyber issue on the back burner. they didn't deal with it well enough. they were inincentivized to do that. they're incentivized now. for t. swift, they're incentivized. >> greg: the bots are directed by people. they're not a

dana, we were just talking about this. my memory of any poll that had 0%. >> dana: 1% think we're going in the wrong direction. who are the 1%? this was an incredible result, all of them, republicans and democrats. governor kemp under so much abuse from the democrats. he has a 65mers approval rating, the highest in the country for any governor. he just came back from davos. make great vehicles, come to my state, because i have great workers. he's moved on. the democrats can't move on. oh, boy, we have a state turning in our direction, because a lot of people have moved into the state. stacey abrams gets a lot of attention and a lot of fundraising, but cannot seal the deal, even though she said it was stolen from her. one entity in this that i'm wondering about is corporate america. did they learn their lesson? it wasn't just mlb pulling out. there was the coca-cola thing. also the airlines, delta. >> greg: absolute cowards. >> dana: you have to wonder if now, when the request comes in from the media, what is your position,

i'm dana perino. >> bill: missed you. happy new year. >> dana: i missed you. are you glad to be back? >> bill: with you absolutely. i'm bill hemmer. happy new year at home. the house is getting ready to end the 117th congress. the senate will do the same later this morning. the new house could convene in about two hours, 12 noon with a vote for speaker expected to begin around 1:00 eastern time. >> dana: five republicans have said they oppose mccarthy for speaker but can only afford to lose four votes. until the house elects a speaker it's frozen unable to swear in members or vote on any legislation. as of noon, everyone becomes representative elect including scott perry of pennsylvania. one of those republicans not sold on voting for mccarthy. >> i start evidence the negotiation with leader mccarthy back in the summer said status quo can't continue. everyone knows washington is broken. let's talk about what we can do to change what that is. we went to him last night and said look, we have a deal that can get you 218. i took one of the guys that has been never

that averages out to well over 2,000 every single day. >> dana: incredible. you had an airport delay yesterday. we're glad you got there for this reporting. thanks, bill. >> yeah, thanks. >> dana: border patrol officials in new york, vermont and new hampshire say they have caught more illegal crossers from canada in the last two months than the last two years combined. eric shawn has more. >> all the attention has been on the exploding numbers in the southern border but our nation's northern border has seen rah huge jump in migrant crossings. customs and border protection says migrant arrests have soared 743% in the final three months of the last year compared to 2021. unlike the southern border counterparts the northern migrants as you can see are forced to brave the harsh and unforgiving winter elements trekking through snow and ice in subzero temperatures to try to reach the u.s. looking at border patrol photos of individuals and families that show the treacherous conditions that can prove deadly. cpb says a haitian man froze to death earlier this month tr

dana? >> dana: i'm honored to bring you this update.ur friend and colleague benjamin hall. benjamin is opening up in his new book saved a war reporter's mission to make it home. he dives into his fight for survival almost one year after our fox news team was hit by russian fire while reporting in ukraine. two of our colleague shefsz ski and -- lost their lives in the attack. benjamin was severelily wounded. in his first life tv interview he read a passage from the book about the moments after their vehicle was hit. >> out of this crippling nothingness a figure came through and i heard a familiar voice as real as anything i had ever known, daddy, you have got to get out of the car. very badly injured shrapnel in the eye and throat and i saw my young daughters and they brought me back and i found the strength. i opened my eyes and i managed to crawl out of the car and i was in this incredible team of doctors and nurses who helped all the wounded. they rebuilt me physically and mentally, gave me such strength. to are me this book is about

it is so rare, dana. it doesn't happen this way. begot it. >> dana: very good outcome. we are right now as you can imagine january 6th are seeing the two-year anniversary since the january 6th riot. a moment of silence on the house steps coming up. >> bill: it's been two years to the day. see how it goes as it unfolds on the hill. 10:00 here in new york. >> dana: fox news alert top of the hour topping the news showing new details into the timeline of idaho slayings, court documents show the murder suspect came face-to-face with the victim's surviving roommate. we have the minute by minute details. new covid strain spreading like wild fair fire -- fire across the u.s. president biden set to make his first trip to the southern border this sunday. the visit comes after two years in office and more than 4 million migrant encounters. is it too little too late? more on those stories throughout the hour. first a fight for the speaker's gavel enters day four. republicans remain divided after 11 rounds of voting. the most since 1859 as lawmakers hint negotiations could last thro

>> good morning, dana. typically the systems are a bit antiquated and so many data points that are layered coming into the system. this is basically every single airport in the country and it's getting data from around the world. not just big airports but small airports, too. it was an overload, i think. >> bill: we asked this question last hour. the notice to air mission, notam system. can you fly without it or would you rather not? >> well, it's not affecting airplanes that are in the air. so basically before a flight the pilot is going through this to see if there are runway closures or cranes in the vicinity of airports near runways, every bit of information that's critical to safely landing or taking off is in there, as well as en route such things as volcanic eruptions and closed airspace. so the people ott pretty much before the flight has all this information. if anything popped up during the flight that was critical it could be relayed through air traffic control. the problem is planes about to tak

i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. we should start our fake company and sell it to the big wiggs in new york. >> dana: as long as it's not crossfire. >> bill: the story here now in washington initially broke earlier in the week when the president was in mexico. reporters asked him about it there and where the week began. >> president biden: i was briefed about this discovery and surprised to learn there were any government records that were taken there to that office. but i don't know what's in the documents. >> dana: house speaker kevin mccarthy is not buying it accusing the white house of a cover-up. >> he knowingly knew this happened going into election, going into interviews. this is what makes america not trust their government. >> bill: that's for sure. some of the documents were found inside the president's garage with his corvette. hence the "new york post" headline anybody vette this guy? we have a look at past cases involving classified information. let's begin the hour david spunt reports at the department o

>> dana: yeah. >> bill: good idea for the folks in wyoming? might be. >> dana: it might be.t gets overridden by events if the market decides. i do think the natural resources of wyoming and colorado and those states will be very important for the foreseeable future. >> bill: first significant pushback from a state. see how it goes in wyoming. california this now. san francisco's long-time african-american residents could each receive $5 million. there is a committee called the reparations committee that proposes this, quote, a lump sum payment would compensate the affected population for the decades of harms they have experienced and will redress the economic and opportunity losses that black people in san francisco has been perpetuated by city policy. chairman of the republican party in san francisco john dennis. thank you for being here. i have a ton of questions. let's begin. who pays? where is the money coming from? >> presumably the people of san francisco would pay. that's the proposal right now. they have made this recommendation to the board of supervisors. and the f

. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." mike pompeo has a new book out and did interview saying the next 9/11 could come from mexico. there are so many places not controlled by the government but from the cartels like the taliban was to the afghanistan government. house republicans are holding a news conference yesterday. they said there is a war on our southern border and the cartels are winning. >> bill: the men you see on the right side of the screen are part of a cartel. one of the leading importers of fentanyl into the u.s. >> dana: fentanyl overdoses responsible for tens of thousands of death every year and the crisis is getting worse and republicans say the white house is turning a blind eye to it. >> actually refuse to take any action to meaningfully secure our southern border to stop the surge of illegal immigration and to take on the cartels who are making billions and billions of dollars off of people and the fentanyl and meth that is coming into our country. >> nowhere in the six pillars agreement between presid

. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." a lot of drama. lot of people following the story for the prominent south carolina lawyer accused of shooting and killing his wife in 2021. propers cuteors argue all the evidence fits together like the pieces of a puzzle including cell phone footage and gunshot residue. >> bill: the defense claims it proves nothing. high emotion in the courtroom yesterday. the defendant broke down in tears. >> dana: now as the trial is set to resume the big question is whether his surviving son will take the stand. >> bill: that's where we begin with jonathan serrie covering the trial. good morning. >> good morning, bill and dana. alex murdaugh 26-year-old son buster is on the list of 255 potential witnesses. a list that includes law enforcement who investigated the crime, other relatives as well as the victims of murdaugh's alleged financial schemes that took place over more than a decade. the prosecution will try to convince the jury that those crimes were beginning to catch up with murdaugh and killed his wife and

truly hen pecked, dana. we'll be right back. >> dana: before we go right back.etic squirrel who might be the only squirrel enjoying doing laundry. owner's cat brought him into the home after the squirrel fell out of the tree and suffered permanent neurological damage from the fall. so, unfortunately, that made him a poor candidate for release. he was taken back in by the family. since moving in he has not only become a local celebrity spent a lot of time helping with chores. the smart squirrel even uses the litter box. neurologically damaged from the fall. they can't let him go back so he does laundry. >> dana: that's pretty nice. i hope that turns out well. >> jesse: that's the greatest one more thing. >> greg: put him to work. the slow squirrel to work. >> dana: all right, jesse. >> jesse: the mega millions is at a million dollars. >> judge jeanine: what time? >> jesse: i don't know. check your numbers. asked if i would be sharing the winning with this table i said no. henry bought the ticket. johnny handed it to me. >> harold: three ways you have to split wit

. >> dana: this is dana perino. story like this with a new development every day insures the next day you'll talk about it again. the justice department reportedly considered sending agents to monitor the search of the president's home but according to the "wall street journal" officials decided not to in order to avoid complicating the investigation. >> bill: that's what we're told. the search was left to the president's lawyers and that revelation inspiring this headline in the "new york post." nothing to seize here. >> dana: the post is on a role this week. it has put the white house on damage controller. reporters aren't buying their -- >> i have been forthcoming and clear about being prudent from here. guys, you guys can ask me this 100 times, 200 times if you wish. >> why is it the matter of this white house counsel to deal with documents from two administrations ago? we're not talking about presidential from the white house. why is that white house counsel involved in this matter at all? >> something for the

. >> dana: fox news alert. the husband of a missing massachusetts mother is due in court this morning after his arrest yesterday. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning partner. how are you doing? brian walshe was arrested. his wife has been missing since new year's day and last seen by a family member at her home early that morning. she was supposed to board a flight to washington but apparently never made that plane. >> if she didn't get to the flight that probably most likely she will be found, if she is deceased, she will be found within a distance that it takes to drive to the airport. she will be somewhere in that distance. >> bill: south of boston we have molly line on steer with the latest on this investigation. good morning. >> good morning. that's right. the husband of this missing mom ana walshe is expected to be arraigned in the morning session at the district court charged with misleading a police investigation. cohasset, massachusetts

. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." we look forward to finding out about rust. a day of reckoning for alec baldwin. new mexico prosecutors will announce whether charges will be filed. >> bill: the announcement will come in a written statement. there will not be a press conference. it comes about 16 months after that incident. baldwin was pointing a gun at a cinematographer when it accidentally went off and killed her. >> dana: investigators released body cam video of the deadly shooting last year. baldwin said it was a tragic accident and his conscience is clear. >> i feel someone is responsible for what happened and i can't say who that is. i know it's not me. honest to god if i felt i was responsible i might have killed myself if i thought i was responsible. >> bill: matt finn kicks off the coverage leading it off in los angeles for the moment of truth for alec baldwin. matt, hello. >> we expect to learn whether actor alec baldwin or anyone associated with the death of her will be charged with a crime. in october of 2

. ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone, i am dana perino along with judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, jesseters, and greg gutfeld, happy new year, it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is the five. ♪ ♪ the battle for the gavel is still underway on the house floor, kevin mccarthy after three votes is still coming up short to become the next speaker, we will have more on that in a few minutes, but first let's get to this, the sports world reeling from a shocking scene on the football field, buffalo bills safety demar hamlin fighting for his life in critical condition after collapsing during the first quarter of last night's game. and performing cpr right away, and 10 minutes to restore his heart beat on the field, and ambulance taking the nfl start to the hospital where he remains in critical condition, but his vitals are back to normal. tears streaming on the face of his teammates after the injury, and the nfl says that the game will not be played this week. fans outside holding the vigil and praying for his recovery, close friends as hamil as a fighter. >> we are ta taking it minute-by-minut

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basically they want to kill all the seniors, dana. >> dana: throw granny off the cliff. >> greg: lookperson. i'm not a landlord. they got screwed for most of the lockdown. a lot of people didn't pay their rent. but they took it on the chin. >> dana: and there was nothing they could do. the then president biden was rushed into trying to extend it by the squad. remember this? the corey bush, congresswoman from st. louis, slept on the steps of the capitol to make her point, even though nancy pelosi i don't think we can do this, it's not constitutional. they did it anyway. guess what. it's not constitutional. that finally ended. there are a lot of people, who in order to achieve the american dream, they figure out a way to buy properties, they rent them, and build like that in terms of their nest egg. i really hate pr by letter. i've never liked that. you wrote a letter, so now you get to do a segment on "the five." however, this stuff is happening across the country. they're trying to do it in colorado now. look at big cities that you don't want to be like, in san francisco, for example,