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democrats should not be on fox news ever. >> indeed. thank you, eric, that's a nice reidout. shall see. >> new subpoenas from the january 6 committee for trump confidant roger stone, alex jones, including trump's current spokesperson. >>> then -- >> what a beautiful thing, huh? not guilty on all counts. >> the dangerous celebration of a kid who killed two people. plus the internal pushback at fox news as the channel goes f

fox news. a top adviser to former president trump is expected to turn himself in tomorrow after he was indicted by a federal grand jur. steve bannon was charged with two counts of contempt of congress after refusing to comply with the subpoena from the house committee investigating the january 6th attack on the u. s capitol. each count carries a maximum of one year in jail. former president trump has directed his aides and advisers to refuse to cooperate with the january 6th committee, citing executive privilege developing tonight in the united kingdom, a deadly blast right outside of a women's hospital leads to arrests on suspicion of terrorism. investigators say one person died when a car blew up right outside the hospital in liverpool tray yank shows us what investigators are now learning about the case. this is a developing story. we do know. three people have been arrested in the united kingdom on suspicion of terrorism. police say a taxi exploded outside of a woman's hospital in liverpool

jonathan serrie fox news. and late today , canada confirmed its first two cases of the covid-19 variant macron. the two people had recently visited nigeria. california's public health officer, issued a statement today on this new variants, saying quote we are doubling down on our vaccination and booster efforts to ensure that all californians have access to safe, effective and free vaccines. that can prevent serious illness and death as ktvu is james torres reports. some are now wondering if more restrictions are in our future. for some it sfo it's time for the trip back home after a thanksgiving break, and for some more covid-19 news has been on their minds. have you heard at all about the omicron variant of the couple 18. south african. this man is headed for a trip to europe this week. leaders there say they've detected just a few cases of covid-19 linked to the new omicron variant first detected in south africa a few days ago. now the united states, joining several other nations and imposing travel bans to

coming to you tonight from fox news headquarters from new york.reaking tonight, president biden says his blue collar blueprint will bring down inflationary pressures. the president held a cabinet meeting today as his administration deals with historically bad numbers, white house correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off tonight from the north lawn, good evening to you, jackie. >> evening to you, bret. the last time the president convened full cabinet in giuliani consumer prices were rising. now four months later the same problem at even greater pace. >> do you need a bag? >> more of what we have already heard from the biden administration, and food, gas and household goods continue to soar. >> we are going to see ease, yes i say ease lower inflationary pressures on our economy. and we will be carrying this out, what i call blue collar blue print for america. >> the white house says the hard infrastructure bill the president will sign will eventually be supply chain issue and more big spending democrats want to pass in the social infrastructure

arthel: welcome to fox news live, i am arthel neville. hi, eric. eric: thank you for joining us here at the fox news channel. i am eric shawn. the three other stories where color following closely, president biden addressing inflation, he says the infrastructure bill will help bring prices of everything we've been paying for go down. critics are saying the president's policies in the crisis, who will take a look. reaction to the newly released e-mail to show national school board association what the white house and department of justice, the letter comparing the threats from some angry parents to domestic terrorism. the humanitarian crisis of the southern border getting worse by the day. migrants keep coming in the caravan with what we are told up to 10000 more people taking shape in mexico headed to our country. live team fox coverage for you, bill melugin has more on the border. explicit e-mails from lucas tomlinson and the fight against inflation. live in kenosha, wisconsin with the trial, they expect the rulings from the judge today. reporter:

this is a fox news alert. at least five people are dead and over 40 injured after a driver plowed through barricades and into a packed parade. you're watching "fox & friends first." i'm carley shimkus. todd: i'm todd piro of. todd piro. this terrifying video shows the vehicle nearly missing a young girl dancing in the street. .carley: lauren blanchard has islive in washington where the president has been believed. we start with ashley strohmier. >> reporter: overnight the city of waukesha announced five people died and more than 40 were hurt after a driver in a redford suv slammed into the local christmas parade. witnesses of the dozens hit, many were children. >> everyone's in shock. and then everyone started screaming. the image that keeps going through my head is the cargoing through the girls. and the only reason why they didn't break down is because i had the other kids around me and i knew they would panic. >> reporter: the driver was seen on video breaking through barricades toward the festivities. polic

fox news brian dennis has their story. but we really don't know. r news is one of afghanistan's most famous musicians. it's my life, my love. i had the music is my life. passenger bus and he was a judge on the tv singing competition show afghan star is pretty famous, i would say ahmed's son, l'homme is himself or renowned classical pianist who has been studying in the us for six years. they reunited in new york city after five years apart for me, it was unbelievable. i couldn't believe that i was hugging him. i was very excited. to see my son. after five years. ahmad fled afghanistan in august after the taliban left a threatening note on his instrument case. did you believe the taliban was going to kill you? maybe. maybe. the last time the taliban ruled afghanistan. music was illegal. it was extremely difficult for us to even practiced, so my dad was practicing very privately scared. the fitness family contacted leslie rosenthal, the ceo of the juilliard school. leslie reached out to fox corporation, which was able to get um ahmad, his daughter, son

fox news analyst to take a look back. with new information with the controversy over school board officials with concerned parents to domestic terrorists. as the white house coordinating with this group all along? well, in advance with the doj focus on angry parents. white house correspondent kevin corke tracking that that forest, good evening, kevin. >> there are 20 questions tonight about whether or not the white house help to coordinate the letter that he claimed was the impetus to ramp up the doj's effort to target parents or those that believe threatening the school board members. wealthy attorney general denies any such coordination, the material uptake by fox news is a reason for many to wonder if, in fact, that is true. >> did not speak anyone from the white house. that would be they attorney general in october denying any accusations his memo was politically motivated, but a newly released memo obtained by fox news led by the national school board association shows the group meeting with white house staff as earl

fox two news. all right, evan, thank you for that. we'll see you tonight at 24 year old woman is said to appear in court. tomorrow in the shooting death of a 19 year old man who was responding to a car. add dozens of people gathered for a candlelight vigil in venetia last night to honor the victim. michaela preta. homicide investigators say he was killed last thursday afternoon when he went to fairfield to purchase a car he had found online family and friends say he loved cars and cooking and people were drawn to him. and it happened. i thought of like my inner circle and how it was going to affect them. and um, i had no idea of the ripple effects of like so many people that michael came across in his life who just adored him. the suspect identified as 24 year old demaria strange of san pablo is set to appear in court tomorrow afternoon. authorities have not yet revealed the details of the shooting. investigators say dash cam video shows how a man who is accused of sexually assaulting a legally bli

>> fox news alert. a political shocker setting in and setting off alarms for the democrats ahead of the new midterm election. while dealing a devastating blo for president biden and we now await the results and the still too close to call governors rac in cobalt blue jersey. it eels on the heels of shakeup in virginia where republicans glenn youngkin just pulled up a big upset and the governor's race beat terry mcauliffe a of former governor, a democrat and turn that blue state red. >> we are going to go to work o day one bear he there are alway those, there are those that say that that hill is too steep to climb, but we are empowered to. we are empowered by conviction, righteous conviction in our children's future we are strengthened by our collective beliefs in the virginia promise let's climb that hill together. let's reinvigorate our future. let's reinvigorate this amazing commonwealth of virginia to get your watching "outnumbered" ver my cohost emily compagno and ka timpf are here. martha maccallum

mala rivera fox news.forecast for the rest of this work week, five days coming up after the break. let's go to ktvu claudine wang. now she's in the newsroom with look at some of the stories we are working on for the seven o'clock news on ktvu plus. well, julie, we'll talk about more on the violence in oakland tonight. we're going to talk live with oakland city council member and mayoral candidate lawrence taylor on the violence and how it's being addressed, and some holiday travelers are returning home. how air travel this holiday was almost back to pre pandemic levels. as we gear for more travel in the weeks ahead, those stories and more coming up at seven on ktvu plus com vernon enjoy covered in joy, okay. they hate great singers. but holiday music apparently doesn't go over . well, with everyone coming up after the break. why christmas carols can actually stress you carols can actually stress you out. mrs. claus the shopping boss here to help you merry savers decorate with the best bargains ever! ross h

here's what we know so far from fox news voter analysis election survey.ake a look at the strengths for each candidate. a majority of voters under 45 years old support mcauliffe. he has 5 point edge there. there is even stronger support for mcauliffe among women under the age of 45 giving him a 26-point lead. the middle ground moderates give mcauliffe similar lead 25 points there. black voters go solidly for democrat and large majority support mcauliffe giving him a huge 75 point advantage. important to note while mcauliffe has advantage among these groups is he running behind the support levels that these same groups had for the democrat in the last governor's race. that is how youngkin is making this a closer race than a lot of people ever expected. so let's take a look at youngkin's strengths. seniors ages 65 and older were more likely than any other group to vote early as in prior to election day not early this morning. more than half report voting in advance. youngkin holds a 14-point advantage with that group. this is big increase in support from sen

stay with fox news channel on this developing story.you back to regular programming already in progress. laura: stories like these not really being told. >> the fact is the risk children face from covid is so small that almost any risk from the vaccine itself might cut against recommending the vaccine. i think it is something left up to parents and the pediatricians they have but you might have a shot with special needs. it is really best done at the individual level. not telling people, telling people the vaccine is entirely safe is really harmful to public health. it is not entirely safe. i think it is largely safe but not entirely safe. stories put your heartstrings, no medicine is perfectly safe. you have to tell people honestly what the risks are and let them make choices. these mandates are insane, they are destroying the trust in public health and we will get many stories like this. i'm worried other vaccines that are useful and important for children people will stop trusting. laura: that is a terrifying prospect but really well

we begin with a fox news alert. moments ago the judge dismissed the jury in the kyle rittenhouse trial for the evening. they will return for deliberations first thing tomorrow morning. the jury has been under intense pressure by protesters and the media to deliver a guilty verdict. we have seen reports of jurors being recorded as they enter and exit the courthouse earlier this week. meanwhile, tensions are rising in the streets of kenosha. law enforcement bracing for impact with police and 500 national guard troops on stand by. crowds have been gathered outside the courthouse all day with blm protesters clashing with rittenhouse backers. some of them have started marching through the streets. a jury of seven women and five men were randomly drawn by rittenhouse earlier today. the verdict doesn't even matter at this point. the democrats and the media have already written the script. >> kyle rittenhouse was a teenager that crossed state lines with a weapon. >> like kyle rittenhouse who crossed state lines ultimately t

ktvu, fox two news.ouse covid-19 response team says the vaccination program for young children is fully up and running, the team says more than 900,000 kids. 5 to 11 years old have received their covid-19 shots since the fda and cdc approved it last week. the vaccines are available at doctor's offices. children's hospitals, health clinics, school based clinics and pharmacies. through pharmacies alone 700,000 additional appointments are already on the calendar at local pharmacies. parents and families across the country are breathing giant sighs of relief. and we are just getting started. the biden administration says it has procured enough vaccines to distribute to all 28 million children ages 5 to 11 in the united states governor nixon was in southern california today, promoting covid-19 vaccinations and booster shots. the governor along with senator alex padilla, we're at a vaccine and flu shot clinic in los angeles. they talked about the state's ongoing efforts to increase vaccination and booster rate

i'm kevin corke fox news.s for president biden's trip to rome and the g 20 summit, he announced an agreement with the european union today that he says will provide an economic boost for the u. s fox news. amy kellogg has more now on that deal from rome. the united states and the european union have reached a major breakthrough. that will address the existential threat of climate change while also protecting american jobs and american industry president biden and the european commission president reached a deal over steel and aluminum imports. the deal was reached on sunday on the sidelines of the g 20 summit taking place in rome this weekend during former president trump's time in office. he imposed 25% tariffs on steel and 10% on aluminum from the eu. since president biden took office. he's been looking to mend the relationship with our eu allies. here's what this deal does. and immediately removes tariffs on european union on the european union and a range of u. s products and lowers cost to american consum

christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. ll organized thieves sadly continued to target retailers all ove in los angeles, suspects made away with about $25,000 worth of merchandise from a nordstrom store there yesterday. fox's christina coleman has more now on the rise in shoplifting and theft. law enforcement beat up patrols in california, but it's not stopping this surgeon organized retail crime the day before thanksgiving, a group of thieves stolen estimated $25,000 worth of merchandise, including seven or eight high end purses during a smash and grab robbery at nordstrom. in an l. a area mall. additional police were already on patrol at the mall when this happens, unfortunately , we did have additional suspects behind that suspect and crab a number of high dollar value versus. and police from this location on wednesday in santa rosa, four suspects stole about $20,000 worth of electronics at an apple store, and in oakland, a security guard was shot while he was protecting a news crew that was reporting on crime. police say

a "fox news sunday" exclusive.hen the biden administration expected to reinstate the controversial remaining next go policy. will oscar sunday panel about the ongoing crisis at the southern border. plus our power player of the week, chris once again dances with the turkey. all right now on "fox news sunday". tracy: hello again from fox news the bite in a administration has ordered new travel restrictions from south africa and seven of the country starting tomorrow in response to a new coronavirus variance. world health officials have designated the variant omicron and overreaction but the detection has sparked a new wave of global anxiety as cases pop up in multiple countries just days after first being identified. in a moment will ask the head of the national institutes of health doctor francis collins what we know so far about the threat of omicron. but first let's turn to jacqui heinrich traveling with the president in nantucket with more on the buy did a administration response. >> there is quick action from th

newday's holding the line on rates so veterans can save thousands. >> fox news alert. head of the new midterm election. while dealing a devastating blo for president biden and we now await the results and the still too close to call governors rac in cobalt blue jersey. it eels on the heels of shakeup in virginia where republicans glenn youngkin just pulled up a big upset and the governor's race beat terry mcauliffe a of former governor, a democrat and turn that blue state red. >>

and i think that's what you're seeing right now at fox news in a sense is you don't have -- roger ailesas a tyrant, roger ailes proved to be a sexual predator. on the other hand, he never let a figure at fox get bigger than the network. we saw that when he essentially ejected glenn beck from that network. >> that is true. we should note also here it's just a matter of public record that the network's own lowers argued successfully in court that the host and show in question, tucker carlson, is not news and should not be believed. and that essentially -- and that it is so over the top, if you believe it, it's like sucker, buyer beware. they used this to defend against a claim of slander or libel. i think it's noteworthy that has been deployed successfully that what the network's own official legal status of what comes out of that show is. >> yeah. you know, lawyers will occasionally say that's a very useful defense to have, but they need it in the case of some of these more incendiary programs making more wild, outrageous and untrue claims. in the case of tucker carlson, what you're not

here's fox news media analyst host of fox news media buzz howard kurtz. >> the indictment of igor danchenkor end twind with the investigation of trump and russia triggered this admission from "the washington post. the paper said in today's lead story the allegations cast new uncertainty on some past reporting on the dossier by news organizations including "the washington post." yet, despite the enormous media attention to the russia investigation, including the dossier, the nbc, abc, and cbs evening newscast ignored the danchenko indictment yesterday. danchenko was charged with lying to the fbi about false information he fed to former british spy christopher steele, including unsubstantiated and salacious accusations against trump. danchenko allegedly fed some of his falsehoods to charles dollan, a former clinton administration official. the fbi had said it launched the russia probe before seeing the steele dossier. but in a wiretap application for former trump adviser carter page, the bureau used the dossier's claim. fox news covered the story extensively. >> there were obvious red flags w

juan williams is a fox news analyst, former utah congressman jason chaffetz, and fox news political analystnksgiving. >> mike: your thoughts and what we are hearing what the presidents physical, the state if his health, 79 years old? m >> well, he's our oldest president, as you said. i think in keeping with that, it's just a good thing for him to be transparent with his medical procedures and medical hrecords. i think the white house was very, very transparent in telling us about the precancerous lesion that was found, the polyp that was removed. they don't seem to be treating it with any great urgency, they said he doesn't have to have another colonoscopy for 7-10 years, but the reality is thate lots of people are talking about his age. i think the critics use it as one of the ways that they, you know, buff at him, along with talking about hunter and talking about his gaffes and vice president harris, but the reality is at this point, you know, he's been performing pretty well. got the covid relief will come of the infrastructure bill, he may get build back better, the stock market i think

fox news is kevin corke takes a look.pending over vaccine mandates from groups representing teachers, airline workers, law enforcement officers and firefighters. it is certainly arguable that there's a growing resistance to being compelled to take the shot. with thousands of americans now willing to fight and or walk away from their jobs to preserve their bodily autonomy. in fact, texas, louisiana, mississippi, south carolina and utah are among the more than half of all u. s states filing or joining lawsuits in opposition to the federal rule, which would require businesses with more than 100 employees. to enforce vaccine mandates and the recent challenges maybe turning the legal tied, citing a recent court ordered by the u. s court of appeals for the fifth circuit that granted a motion to stay the vaccine mandate osha, the occupational safety and health administration has announced it will temporarily stop its enforcement efforts. quote pending future developments in the litigation. there's some federal workers are now al

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"fox news @ night" with shannon bream's next. i am oprah. love you america. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> shannon: welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. ♪ ♪ breaking tonight, kyle rittenhouse on trial for killing two people and wounding another amid protests and destruction in kenosha, wisconsin, breaks down on the witness stand as he testifies in his own defense. and we are digging into the hundreds of pages of newly released interview transcript coming from the new york attorney general in the trial of the former governor. will not break down what you can expect to pay for everyday items like food and gas but we begin tonight with a dramatic day of testimony and more fireworks in the wisconsin court room with kyle rittenhouse taking the stand in his own defense. senior correspondent mike tobin is on the ground in kenosha. >> mother cried and the court room and kyle rittenhouse insisted he didn't do anything wrong, he didn't use deadly force to protect property, only to defend himself. in his first attempt to explain the encounter th

keep your eyes on fox news today. think positively. fox news senior political analyst brit hume taking on some of washington's solutions to the pandemic. >> it looks to me like we're freaking out again and making the same kinds of mistakes that we made the first and second and third time around. this has been the issue from the very beginning of the pandemic. that is that in our efforts to stamp it out, to stop it in its tracks, which was probably never going to be possible we undertook all sorts of efforts without ever seriously considering the side effects of those efforts. you don't want a situation where the cure is worse than the disease. >> harris: joe concha, fox news contributor, media and politics columnist for the hill. i've been reading a lot about biden's movements up and down the poll in the hill. a lot of coverage from you guys. what are you kind of watching more than anything else? >> i always watch independents on those polls. republicans, democrats the end to cancel each other out. where is the president on independent

fox news starts now. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener, and i'm mike mibach in tonight for frank somerville. protesters say they hope today's event will convince the company to take action. the protest, they protested, rather outside the company's headquarters in menlo park. demonstrators also held rallies in seattle chicago, charlotte and other cities across the country. ktvu is elissa harrington reports. best book fairs bust, protesters rallied outside the meta headquarters in menlo park, calling out facebook, accusing the social media giant of inciting violence against muslims in india. basically we're trying to bring awareness to the masses here about what facebook has been doing. in india get technically promoting hate and david ali said social media has pitted religions against each other, he said. neighbors are turning on neighbors and facebook has played a large role in politics and real world violence. these organizations are. openly inciting mobs, uh, calling them to kill muslims calling them uh traitors,

lauren blanchard, fox news. p on ktvu news at 6 30 the hours at your local grocery store, maybe changing still ahead how store managers plan to deal with thieves and a little bit later in sports. we're going to hear from 49ers head coach kyle shanahan after the division rival l. a rams. acquired pro bowl linebacker von miller and halloween is supposed to be about kids, costumes and fun. but this past weekend, the holiday brought violence from the joker attacking strangers on a train to shootings at parties look at the violent holiday weekend coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ demanding that a fellow student be expelled for coming to school in a coup. klux klan costume for halloween. the principal told parents in an email that the student wore the costume on a dare. he was later suspended and assigned to the schools. restorative justice process. the bay area is getting some more much needed rain today. for the most part, it's been just a drizzle and nothing compared to the last big storm, b

in auditioning for a job on the fox news channel.be we should have a judge show, who knows, take a look. >> the judges action during the trial so far now coming under scrutiny and raising questions about his behavior and demeanor. >> let's talk about the judge. let's play this because i've never seen anything like this before where a judge likes this. -- judge yields like this. but you saw the judge going bonkers. >> this judge yelling at a prosecutor. anyone in the way that he treats, i think it is problematic. and i don't think it is normal.g >> he made a seriess of decisios from each one perhaps maybe individually indefensible but in totality willie lead to an impression of a biased, racist judge. >> would appear as the judge is auditioning for the cameras and looking for his next gig on fox news or whatever, oan or whatever. this judge is going to be on the payoff. >> sean: remember in the twisted world the mob and the media and the democratic party, there is no presumption of innocence, zero due process and nono rule of law. jus

steve harrigan, fox news. and vaccine manufacturers are now rushing to try to combat this new covid strain. both fighter and moderna are working to update their formulas to fight the omicron variant. both have a goal of rolling one out by early next year. coming up, we're going to talk with a bay area infectious disease expert about what we all need to know about this new variant and what scientists have learned so far. here in the bay area parents group in the west contra costa unified school district is outraged and speaking out over the districts . student vaccine mandate they gathered for a protest this morning outside district headquarters in richmond. ktvu is rob roth joins us now live with more on the demonstration and reaction from the district, rob. well, julie some parents in the west contra costa school district say the choice they're being given is really no choice at all. families in his school district at odds a group of parents along with their children and grandchildren, demonstrated in front of

according to the cbo and there are more numbers problems for the president tonight from our recent fox newsute cofounder isaac wright and rnc national spokesperson paris dennard. let's look at one of these things, our brand-new fox news poll line on how voters think that president biden is doing on the economy, 36% approve, 58% disapprove and those numbers have continued to take away from him, disapproval going up, approval going down. he says this package is going to change things for the better. >> it's not end at the end of the day, president biden is not in touch with reality. the biden-harris administration are focused on passing this spending spree, this big bill that has nothing to do with actually where americans feel right now. the american people feel bad. they see gas prices going up, they see the fact that thanksgiving is going to be more expensive right now this year for everybody. single mothers are feeling the brunt of grocery bills going up. when you look at all the things that are happening in the country not just with the economy but when you look at national defense, we l

we felt we could no longer do right as we see it and remain at fox news. tars at fox, but it is making a statement. >> yes. this very rarely happens in cable news, to see two long-time commentators walk out because they couldn't take it anymore. the reason they are not bigger stars is they have been constrained in the fox orbit. they were very significant players in the conservative commentary world. they have been squeezed out, sidelined in the trump years because they are not sufficiently trump loyal. they are sharp critics of the narcissistic direction the gop has taken and the control that trump has over the party. as a result, they decided they couldn't take it anymore, tucker being the last straw. it shows a lot about tucker carlson and his power at fox and there are people inside the gop media who just can't stand it. >> i want to read a quote from jonah that he gave ben at the "times". suggesting that he and steve hayes thought that maybe fox would be changing. after the election. >> right. they stay they stayed at fox news as long as they did becau

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i'm mario ramirez fox news. new car prices surged to a record high last month, buyers paid over sticker price and strong demand and limited supply in october, the average transaction price for new vehicles sold. in the u. s rose 12.9% year over year to about $46,000, according to kelley. blue book. industry experts say prices were boosted by higher luxury sales. and a preference for large suvs and pickup trucks. california is missing out on $12 billion in federal funding for public transportation because of a long dispute over changes to the state's public pension law. in 2013. the state law changed california's public pension system, including making passions less generous for new employees. the labour department recently determined those changes were improper since they were imposed by law and not public employee unions. governor newsom has reached out to the u. s labor secretary asking for reversal. the fate of younis oldest active rail line will be decided in just a few weeks. the j church line was the first

ets.com healthmarkets >> fox news alert. we are awaiting a news conference this hour from a wisconsin children's hospital were at least 18 children are being treated following the deadly incident at a christmas parade outside of milwaukee. five people were killed and more than 40 injured after an suv tore through the crowd. we want to warn you that some of the video from this straight made disturbing to watch. red ford escape brooke to the barricade at 4:40 p.m. local time yesterday driving a high speed while families enjoy the festivities. authorities are desperately searching for the answers. fox has been told they took in a person of interest. there's an extensive criminal history and we can learn more when we get an update from police later this afternoon. witnesses described the horrific screen magazine. listen. >> there are kids involved. my mom was trying to help one of the kids and there blood everywhere. >> everyone was shocked everyone is screaming. >> it was for five blocks. i thought maybe it was a driver that di

christina coleman fox news. organizers of the astro world music festival in texas face a lawsuit tonight coming up people who got caught in the middle of that massive festival crowd where eight people died. talk about what they experienced and a pair of young sisters started out collecting cleats to send a less fortunate players. coming up. they watch their effort grow to a charity effort they did not expect. and we've got rain back in the forecast. we'll look into that what you can expect over the next 72 hours. welcome to this world. you have some big shoes to fill. people will tell you what to eat. everyone will have an opinion. and, yes, there will be tears. lots of new introductions. sleepless nights. that's normal. okay. so many new toys. it's not going to be easy. but, together, we got this. kaiser permanente. thrive that killed eight people at a music festival in texas. organizers of astral world are now facing their first lawsuit from one of the people injured. fox news. garrett tenney has the latest fr

fox news chief legal correspondent anchor fox news at night shannon bream reports from the court. >> supreme court's fast tracked fight over fb 8 texas' ban on most abortions after roughly six weeks into a pregnancy sparked nearly three hours worth of arguments on monday a group of abortion providers and u.s. justice department argued to convince the justices that they have the legal right to sue to stop the law. today's arguments are primarily procedural in nature. mostly because of the law's unique enforcement memple. giving private citizens and not state officials the power to enforce the laws ban on most abortions after a fetal heart beat is detected. justice caging questioned whether it was crafted to get around supreme court precedent state v. young. >> some geniuses came up with a way to evade the commands of that decision as well as the command that the broader, the even broader principle that states are not to nullify federal constitutional rights and to say oh, we have never seen this before so we can't do anything about it. >> a majority of justices seem to be leaning in f

"fox news primetime" hosted by lawrence jones starts right now. hey, lawrence. >> lawrence: hey, bret. i like that news segment. you should keep it. >> bret: all right. >> lawrence: thank you so much. bret. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime" i'm lawrence jones. and it has now been a full week since the democrats got beat down in virginia where glenn youngkin loud a red wave across the state. the dems have had plenty of time to reflect on what happened and plenty of time to come up with a plan so they don't humiliate themselves again in the midterms. perhaps they should tweak their message god forbid move toward the center. failing economy on a winning platform. what did the democrats settle on? are they going to turn down the crazy? quite the contrary. today we learned they decided to go all in. >> as president biden has said, america is back. >> lawrence: so, that's a message you are going to go with? america is back? everything is awesome? you better believe it. >> kamala and i sent here by the american people to deliver and that's

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we begin right now with a fox news alert. breaking news from capitol hill, we are moments away from a late night vote on biden's build back better green new deal socialal spending spree in the house. as we speak, minority leader kevin mccarthy is on the house floor blasting this bill. listen in. >> you are charging more than $5 trillion to this bill. more than 2,000 pages. enough! you are empowering china to be even stronger. this bill spends billions of dollars to hire 87,000 irs agents. you are hiring 87,000 irs agents but you are not hiring one new foreign protect the border. and what is the job of the irs agent? they are going after americans. and what americans are they going after? anyone of you that spends $28 in one single day. if you go to starbucks, if you simply put three gallons of gas in your car, and you go through a drive-thru, maybe you get a dollar meal at mcdonald's, irs is coming for you. you are proud of that fact. that's what you held the cbo up for. how much money can we get from americans by auditing th

with me now senior advisor to the president cedric richmond, welcome back to "fox news sunday". >> thankor having me. the outcomes of virginia and new jersey, he concluded the following when asked. >> is time to get something done, stop talking, get something done. i think that's what the american people are looking for. bill: one democrat abigail spam berger from virginia told this to the new york times. nobody elected him to be fdr, they elected him to be normal and stop the chaos, is she wrong? >> i think she is, people elected president biden to do big things. if the pandemic under control we lost 750,000 americans and luscious point to the economy. the president has added 5.6 million jobs with this economy and brought and appointed under 4.6%. two years faster than the congressional budget office expected. that is big things, doing infrastructure and getting the bipartisan bill done that many presidents cannot do. the president has an ambitious plan for the american people, the american economy and he will invest in them. if you want to describe as fdr -like, then it's fdr like. bil

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on the fox news channel. arthel: underreport shows record number of americans were killed by drug overdoses in one year end public health experts are pointing fingers of blame at business. how the narcotic is coming into the country and what can be done to stop it. ♪♪ a lot less surge of migrants trying to cross the southern border the crush continues to put a strain on our already overwhelmed officials. migrants keep coming not only from south america and central american countries but even as far as eastern europe and beyond. rio grande valley especially hard-hit. bill melugin and standing by with the latest from their. reporter: good afternoon, what you said is correct. the migrants continue to come in from literally all around the world. look at this video here in texas this morning, what you are looking at are romanians who cross illegally here into la jolla from eastern europe next to bulgaria and the ukraine also mixed in with romanians or albanians. these are countries in eastern europe that have noth

ashley tamarkin fox news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now.ome the story. the numbers are alarming. dozens of shootings on east bay freeways and some ending in a loss of life. good evening. i'm julie julie haener and mike mibach in tonight for frank somerville. the california highway patrol says there's been 76 shootings on alameda county freeways in just the past 12 months are crime reporter henry lee is here now, with a closer look at what's been going on. henry. well mike and julie. that number certainly took us by surprise. the chp says many of those shootings include incidents in which shots are fired, and no one is hit. still that's a little comfort that those who say more needs to be done. california highway patrol has not made any arrests in the deadly shooting of 23 month old jasper wu, who was hit by a stray bullet on an oakland freeway. but at a news conference, chp captain mike lehman did reveal a startling statistic over the past 12 months. there have been 76 freeway shootings within alameda county. most of the extreme machines oc

tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. this is ktvu fox two news at six.nt of resources and critical infrastructure. and it's a rare moment when democrats and republicans can show up at an event and cheer together. california hoping to take advantage of $1.2 trillion spending plan signed into law today by president biden and two bay area mayors were on hand to see it happen in person. good evening. i'm julie julie haener and mike mibach in tonight for frank somerville, california expects to get billions of dollars out of the spending plan more than 25 billion will go specifically to highway upgrade. another $4.2 billion will help repair or replace bridges. $100 million will be spent on improving broadband coverage across the state. and 84 million will be used for wildfire protection projects over the next five years. keep in mind. these are only some of the highlights. oakland mayor libby schaaf, who was at today's bill signing with san jose mayor sam liccardo, says the bay area may see some of this federal money as early as this week. i'm of course, very

fox news. mike: all eyes in georgia as closing arguments charged in the shooting death of a marred armory. let's go to the very latest. charles good afternoon. >> afternoon less than 24 hours the murder trial in the death for ahmaud armory will resume at the courthouse behind me. three defendants on trial, travis mcmichael and his father greg and his neighbor face a long list of charges including murder and come monday why is warranted with three hours of opposing arguments. the defendant would each have one hour will put the defendant three hours in total as well. there is a lot of speculation and deliberation will begin. the concern how close that will be to the thanksgiving holiday. the defense attorney for mcmichael says he's not worried about that at all. >> if the jury gives the case a day before thanksgiving. the concern they might be so ready to take a break and bond with their families that they rush through the deliberation process. this jury has a solid intent to get to the bottom of

fox news correspondent at large geraldo rivera is here with reaction. hoping the new mayor does something about it and out there, after de funding, now they are talking about refunding. geraldo: defund the police is the worst political slogan ever. it represented the most positive movement you can possibly have with the reverse of everything. steve: when they came up with it last year. geraldo: it had a jingle, a nice beat. steve: for about 15 seconds. geraldo: until people started getting murdered. steve: then it was like a snowball and the more we talk about this , the more people are getting killed. geraldo: it's just logic. if there aren't cops if the cops are demoralized or ill-equipped , if the cops are told they're the bad guy, the cops are going to stop being cops. we need cops. the biggest, most important job of society of any government is to keep its citizens safe. so for all of the talk of the summer and spring and this and that and summer of love and portland and seattle and the west coast, the fact of the matter is the streets were running