jillian.restaurant industry has been hit so hard. charles watson live in atlanta. thank you. jillian: now to this schools across u.s. have been closed nearly a year due to coronavirus pandemic. this cdc says it is safe for kids to go back if precautions are in place such as wearing mask. but teachers union says that not enough to get them back in the classroom. christina coleman is live in los angeles with more on this and christina i know parents across the country are fed up. reporter: yeah. that's one way to explain it many parents are sick and tired of the fighting between unions school districts and politicians, they just want their kids back in the classroom learning with other children. but the fighting continues. this week the california teachers association pushed back against reopening by sending letter to governor that says iowa an aggressive plan focus on statewide safety measures and effective vaccine rollout for essential weerntion including educators is needed. governor gavin ne

jillian: thanks.ce is thrown from a moving car. police say the device detonated and damaged a parked car. no one was hurt. police are searching for a white pickup truck in connection to the blast. they are investigating reports of an explosion in another neighborhood. todd: people could soon be detained in new york if they are suspected of having covid-19. a state democrat is proposing a new law that would allow governor cuomo to detain people at medical facilities if they're considered a danger to public health. many say the measure targets the sick and infringes on constitutional freedoms. jillian: the california business owner makes a plea to the governor to reopen. >> they keep telling us the data and the science, look to the science and the data. we adhered to every guideline that was set forth back in may and we continuously set those guidelines and stayed safe. our customers stayed say. our staff has been safe. we haven't had one outbreak for the last six months and you look at -- >> so frustra

jillian: i'm sure.ve, there are a lot of images i'm sure that probably play through your mind from that day, things that you saw that -- because you were in these buildings, you were in that wreckage. hopefully this is one of those images that will stay with you forever as far as being an image of hope. >> yes, ma'am. and i'm hoping as well that as the time goes on the lee family and the other business owners in that area are able to rebuild and come back to our city. i've spoke with ms. lee several times and i'm looking forward to coming to their store, purchasing some items for my wife and for my daughter. jillian: that's so cool. sandy, what does that mean to you? now you have this bond over this image here that we're all seeing play out on our screens but this is real to you, this is your store, this is your flag, you know, it's your life and now it's your bond. >> yeah, it's very important especially to jeff that we keep some of this history going forward and that we share it with our guests that w

todd, jillian. jillian: thank you. a packed house as lawmakers abandon the social distances while speaker nancy pelosi reads the oath to new members of congress. republicans slamming pelosi for allowing congresswoman gwen moore on the floor for the speaker vote despite her testing positive for covid last week. colorado republican ken buck tweeting pelosi is putting the pub lick's health at -- public's health at risk to keep herself in power. moore says she was medically cleared to travel. jillian: a fox news alert now. overnight, 12 people are hurt in two separate shootings in south florida. police say two gunmen randomly opened fire on a family at a park, eight people are hurt including a 16-year-old boy. six of them are in critical condition. hours later, four people were hurt in another shooting not far the park. investigators are working to see if the shootings are connected. todd: a live look in london where julian assange is expected to appear in court this morning. a british judge will decide if he should be sen

jillian: i'm jillian mele.y concerns of an insider attack on inauguration day prompting the fbi to vet 25,000 national guard troops. todd: david spunt joins us live in washington as armed protests begin -- as protests begin nationwide. >> reporter: washington, d.c. is a fortress right now. it will be through continue august raise, at least the day after inauguration on january 21st. this is the tightest security washington dc has seen in its history, no question about it. you mentioned the troops, there are about 25,000 national guard troops in washington right now, surrounding the city, more expected to arrive in the next few days. they're coming from all over the country, governors from all different states have cont them to washington, d.c. -- sent them to washington, d.c. according to law enforcement sources, they'll be screened multiple time. ryan mccarthy also of confirmed this in an interview with the associated press. he said troops will be heavily screened over fear of an insider attack. >> it's about

jillian: thanks.s in california, a fire that threatens homes and prompted evacuations, they are creating containment lines, saving homes and allowing people to return safely last night. the cause of the fire under investigation but thousand oaks, california, january, santa ana winds, always a tough time out here. jillian: a storm impacting 40 million americans, blizzard warnings in effect across the central us. todd: several inches of snowfall in minnesota causing trucks and cars to slide off the road. jillian: janice dean tracking the storm in joins us with more. >> if you live across the upper midwest we are dealing with blizzard warnings which means heavy snow and strong winds and travel will be dangerous if not impossible. this thing is cranking up. we will see four to eight inches of snowfall with and very strong winds, in some cases almost hurricane force windss and then a developing low off the coast which will bring strong winds and heavy rain and interior snow to the northeast tomorrow. here

jillian: thanks for joining us.robin hood will reopen game stop stock purchases after they were restricted on platform. todd: she nailed it. it is your turn, ashley strum i'll -- ashley strohmeyer as they are facing lawsuits. >> reporter: the company said starting today they plan to, quote, allow securities and monitor and make adjustments as they safe it. and they will clarify what happened saying, quote, risk and management decisions not made under direction of the market makers. this as it was hit with lawsuits last night. the ag is involved in reviewing the company's decision to restrict training of stocks. the ag said, quote, we are aware of concerns regarding activity on the robin hood apps including trading in game stocks talk. this comes after two separate lawsuits filed against robin hood, manipulated its platform, the ceo of the trading apps defended that move. >> to protect our customers we had to limit these stocks. we did this proactively, thousands of other securities remain tradable on the platform. j

jillian: now to this.st night, 12, 14, 26, 28, 33 with the mega ball 9, but since there were no big winners, the jackpot has soared to $750 million. next drawing is on friday night. todd: so let me take powerball, will you? stands at $550 million, that drawing on wednesday. we roan yously said saturday on yesterday's newscast, and i got in trouble. next drawing is today. more than $1.3 billion. make sure you download the fox news art, open your cameras and the qr code on your screen. jillian: set your dvr for 4 a.m. every morning. thanks for joining us, "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ >> mr. president must be removed from office immediately. >> the chamber plans to impeach president trump for a second time. >> nancy pelosi to continue on this path, i think it's causing tremendous anger. >> we need to care more about the people in the country and less about the fact that they very much have political opponents. >> you two have suspended the president's account. >> company temporarily blocking president

jillian: just occasional., thank you for joining us this morning. >> yeah, thanks for having me. great to be with you. jillian: as you wake up on this friday, have the event that happened on wednesday and what you experienced, has it really sank in yet? >> still very surreal you think about the different things you could have done to maybe change an outcome here or there or help people here or there. everything happened so fast. and i remember before they -- so i saw them breach the line on the east side of the capitol. and i was walking out from the minority leader's office, mccarthy's office. i said they just breached the line, are they going to be able to get into here, no, no, no. there is several barriers between there and here. so you kind of dismiss, okay, well, then because there are so many different actions you feel like you could have taken to prevent what occurred. but once they started to getting into all these different points, chaos ensued the officers just like the lines broke. and you had peop

jillian: thank you.lled in the line of duty identified, wdm gibson served on the course for six years. he is also a marine veteran serving two towards in afghanistan, leaves behind a wife and 9-month back child. 5-year-old k mine officer riley was shot and killed in a shootout following the car chase. deputies returned fire a second deputy was shot and hospitalized right now in stable condition. jillian: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell blaming donald trump for provoking the rioters who attacked the us capital. >> the mob was fed lies that were provoked by the president and other powerful people and they tried to use fear and violence to stop a specific proceeding the first branch of the federal government. jillian: mcconnell met with chuck schumer yesterday to discuss holding a second impeachment trial, did not give details on how it would be handled. todd: will president-elect biden unite the nation? a new poll shows most americans do not think so. our next guest thanking the trump administration

jillian: what do you see happening?anything good that can come out of all this, unanimous condemnation for political violence, and i step forward. in my view this is a very damaging impeachment, a snap impeachment runs against the history, i am a litigator, was a litigator, it breaks down separation of powers. congress and the president, relationships in the future and one of the disappointments is every lawyer, every congress has lawyers, every one of them had constitutional law, it wasn't incitement. the first is the senate dismisses the case which would be smart because the nation will be further divided by a trial. the second option is chief justice steps in and decides this is a moot issue which he could do and the third is we go to trial. if we go to it right away, the article is delivered right away and voted at the house, now rests with the senate, the legislative agenda the president biden would bring forward, we have a delay in the nominations, a scheduled for the nineteenth, as a dartmouth grad, what you do i

todd: jillian. jillian: it is 26 minutes after the hour.as calls to defund the police grew louder. our next guest says it's no coincidence. new york congresswoman nicole malliotakis joins us live. the biden team tells migrants heading to the u.s. now is not the time. the mixed messages coming from the incoming administration. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. -what? you mean-- -mm-hm. just like that. wow. so sudden. um...we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? (woman) no. we're having the "we're getting coverage so we don't have to worry about it" conversation. so you're calling about the $9.95 a month plan from colonial penn? i am. we put it off long enough. we're getting that $9.95 plan today. (jonathan) is it time for you to call about the $9.95 plan? i'm jonathan from colonial penn life insurance company. sometimes, we just need a reminder not to take today for granted. it could be the death of someone you know or

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jillian: we will check back in with you. protests overnight in kenosha, wisconsin as the police officer who shot jacob blake will not be criminally charged. todd: oscar odom gives us a look at the decision next. ♪ piano playing ♪ "what the world needs now" ♪ the only thing a disaster can't destroy is hope help now at redcross.org >> protests breaking out in kenosha, washington after the officer involved in the august shooting of did jacob blake will not face charges. todd: hundred storming the streets, doctor oscar odom joins us now. based on the evidence presented, what is your reaction to that decision? >> first of all with all the incidents that take place, how it took place, one thing i will say, lawful but awful. lawful but awful. when you look at it from the evidence presented the average american has and you look on tv and see that, officers tried to prevent him moving, tried to talk to him but was compliant. once he went inside that vehicle and reached for something it is a split-second decision and you don't know wh

jillian: absolutely. todd: thanks, julia.the show last month we were joking around lsu football. jillian: carley interviewed her. todd: download the fox news app. qr code on the bought of your screen. jillian: set your did. vr every morning so you never miss a minute of "fox & friends" first. thanks for joining us. "fox & friends" starts right now. bye-bye. ♪ ♪ todd: after spending days defending our nation's capitol, thousands of national guard troops banished to d.c. parking garages. >> we feel incredibly betrayed. those are the words of one guardsman. >> your goal is 100 million vaccinations in the next 100 days. we are at that pace already. that's when biden get. >> i announced you said it's not possible. come on, give me a break. >> why weren't president biden and all members of the biden family masked as he signed an executive order that mandates mask us? >> he was celebrating an evening of historic day. >> president joe biden continues to sign a series of executive orders.

jillian: graduated in 2000?p biden's chief of staff defending teachers unions for returning to return to the classroom his critics claim he is defining science. >> what you are seeing is schools haven't made the investments. jillian: are they putting students first? a teacher, doctor and advocate for in person learning join us live next. ♪♪ ♪ if i could be you and you could be me ♪ ♪ for just one hour ♪ ♪ if we could find a way to get inside each other's mind ♪ ♪ walk a mile in my shoes ♪ ♪ walk a mile in my shoes ♪ ♪ well before you abuse, criticize and accuse ♪ ♪ walk a mile in my shoes ♪ jillian: democrats announce hearings on the stock market as wall street reels from the controversy. senator gerard brown of the senate banking and housing committees his people on wall street only care about the rules when they are the ones getting hurt. the white house came out of the controversy but defending janet yellen who received 810,$000 from the hedge fund in the recent game stop friendly. jen psaki says is the no su

jillian: thank you very much.ext insertion by calling on his state to boycott those companies. thank you for being here, appreciate it. what are you asking to be done about this? >> i am asking the state of florida to divest its holdings of facebook, twitter, amazon, google, all of these companies that boycotted conservatives. jillian: what does it mean for the rest of florida? >> it would allow us to say these companies have a right to choose who they do business with but so do we. we can say we are not going to work with companies that choose to censor half of our residents. jillian: any responses from any residents in florida? have you heard from people on this? >> sure. when i announced this on twitter i had 6 million people see it and what is more important is the chief financial officer a state wants to invest this idea in our next cabinet meeting. is a chance this is going to happen. the other thing is i had people for multiple stay from elected officials say they want to do this in their states too. we did

now back to jillian.vernor cuomo changing his tune after months of restrictions that have crippled the state's economy. >> we cannot stay closed until the vaccine hits critical mass. we will have nothing left to open. must reopen the economy but do it safely. . . and we have so many people, and the science and the owners say how about we follow the science. where did it come from. >> this not just the evolution of someone's opinion, this is a complete 180 degree reversal of everything he's digging his heels in front last year. it is 60 days and he locked down my neighborhood. it has been a month since he locked down restaurant in new york city and only now is he coming to the realization this is not working even though the science is not there, he admitted the data was not going to be there, to support any benefit from this. he's making his claim, the first time he heard it. jillian: i'm sure you are happy to hear we need to reopen. >> it is a punch in the gut. this is a guy who made no effort to reopen b

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jillian, quite a day.llian: yes, it was quite a day yesterday and the news continues so hope you have a good day and see you back here tomorrow. ♪ brian: all right. here we go. we begin with a fox news alert. overnight congress certifying the 2020 election results, declaring joe biden the 46 of the president of the united states. >> joseph r. biden jr. of the state of delaware has received 306 votes. donald j. trump with the state of florida has received 232 votes. steve: but chaos once again erupting in the capitol with two house members nearly brawling on the floor over that. ainsley: president trump responding saying quote even though i totally disagree with the outcome of the election and the fact bear me out, nevertheless, there will be an orderly transition on

jillian: his name is levi.orgive me if i'm stumbling over may words right now. "fox & friends" starts right now. bye-bye. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ steve: it's just what we do. they turf on the camera and they say go and we start talking for three hours and we start right now. welcome aboard, folks, it's thursday january 2 8th, 2021. welcome to "fox & friends." it is cold here in new york city. 30 degrees right now. ainsley: it is. it's thursday. steve: so close. ainsley: that's right. one of the guys from florida georgia line on our show because brian texted him to find out what get your shine on means. brian: we need to know. america needs to

jillian: thank you.brilliant legal mind, joe biden sag pick fetching a major test with the hunter biden investigation. can he rise to the task? we dive into that next. >> we are back with a fox news alert puts more law enforcement officers shot and killed in the line of duty within 24 hours. a california sheriff's deputy and canine were shot in sacramento. deputies sent the canine in after the suspects crashed during a car choice, and opened fire killing the bargain the deputy, police returning fire killing that suspect. jillian: in ohio a police officer was shot and killed, wanted for vandalizing a cathedral. he leaves behind a fiancÉ and young child. neil: 5 nominees for joe biden's cabinet facing confirmation hearings as the president-elect pushes for senate vote as soon as possible for his national team. >> good morning. >> good morning. a big day in the senate as five of president-elect obama's cabinet nominees had their confirmation hearings and it is getting down to the wire to meet the biden team

jillian: i sure do. think with movements like this, there is a tendency on the left in the right to create strawmen, and it is important to cover these movements because they shape american politics. they are in some ways the flashy and interesting things. but i also think the interest of having a public discourse, it is important to sit down with people and hear them out, to understand their critique of the political system and the solutions they are offering and engage with these ideas. one thing i'm really concerned about is the confrontations that particularly involve the use of political violence, that there is not a real debate going on. my goal is to understand what these people are thinking and to write about it in an intelligent way. susan: you can find jillian kay melchior's work on the wall street journal page. thank you for being on the c-span q&a program. we are delighted to meet you, and thank you for your time. jillian: thank you. announcer: all q&a programs are available on our website or

jillian: what is your message to your mayor? >> use common sense. people that aren't coming to my bar are going to 2 miles away and drinking. they are still drinking but not drinking in minneapolis, they are drinking a mile away from minneapolis. just open up. it is common sense. use common sense. jillian: how much longer can you go if you have to remain closed? >> i can go a while but i'm worried about other bars that can't. they have rent to pay. i don't have to pay rent, don't have a mortgage but there are 100 bars that have to pay rent. i am worried about them, they won't be able to make it. jillian: thank you for joining us and sharing your story, appreciate it. todd: still ahead many on the left celebrate as conservatives are blocked on social media, jason ran sworn censorship could be coming for the left as well. a pilot puts pro trump flyers on notice. >> down the middle. >> the ultimate, turning his car around. american airlines responses critics call the airline anything but american coming up. e policy you no longer need? now you can sell

jillian: good morning.e georgia bureau of investigation are aware of and actively investigating specific threats directed at today's georgia senate elections, the agencies open these investigations over the weekend after being notified of emails threatening polling locations, those emails were sent to several employees in various counties in the state. the fbi atlanta field office told me they take all threat seriously and urged voters to, quote, report any suspicious activity to law enforcement. meanwhile the gb i told foxnews their involvement in today's election is unprecedented. it is unclear the nature of the threats or the exact number of them but sources said the threats are statewide. the gb i told foxnews they are actively investigating these threats. jillian: let's go to janice dean taking a look at the forecast in georgia to see if there's any potential problems with people getting out the vote. >> the only problem would be cooler than average weather so just be prepared for that. temperatures in

jillian: do we need to rethink bail reduction policies? >> there is a push in this country to reform cash bail on the theory that a lot of people who need treatment, mental health individuals, people with drug addiction issues, they make relatively low bail and that is true but in this case a person with a very substantial violence, record was released and it wasn't challenged, there is the test, it is not 1-stop shopping issue, if we put more effort into treatment for individuals, that is the matter we deal with. i don't think we can let things like this happen. hopefully the da will look at this as a bellwether and reform policies where someone like this comes up through the cracks. jillian: you have a family mourning the loss of a very young person out walking his dog at night time. it is devastating. thank you for setting that light on us. todd: a massive fire at a potato factory, the rush to evacuate over fears of an explosion and bay area restaurants to gavin newsom for shutting down outdoor dining, two business owners join us live n

jillian: wednesday january 20th. a fox news alert, during his final hours in office donald trump issued 73 pardons and 70 commutations. we will tell you the biggest names to benefit. kristen: inauguration unlike any other, joe biden surrounded by 25,000 national guard troops. >> live in washington as he promises a message of unity. "fox and friends first" starts right now. shannon: today is the day. neil: watching "fox and friends first" this wednesday morning. inauguration day. jillian: thank you for starting the day with us. let's begin with this fox news alert was overnight donald trump and down a huge list of pardons and commutations in his final hours as president. neil: jenkins at the national mall just hours before joe biden will be sworn in as the 40 sixth president. how is it looking? >> reporter: an interesting and historic inauguration. this is the eighth inauguration i have been to and never have i seen the level of security, the lack of thousands of americans out here on the mall where i am, so in just h

jillian: welcome back.nt biden promised to bring a gun control agenda to the administration. >> to gun owners who say a biden administration says they will come for my guns. >> you are right if you have an assault weapon was the fact is it should be illegal. the second amendment doesn't say you can't restrict the kinds of weapons people can on. a national buyback program, i will move in the direction of making sure that is what we try to do, get them off the street. >> reporter: biden stand on second amendment already resonating with gunowners because background checks urge to a record high. joining me to react is national spokesman for gun owners of america, thank you for being here, appreciate it. what happens now? what are you expecting to see happen? >> the fact of the matter is you get what you vote for and for those who voted for biden, he has said he differently is going to touch our guns. and also people think assault weapons, they don't think it is the average day today are 15s, the military grade

jillian: why?dy knew because of the media coverage and because of how much this was talked about and how much focus it was everybody knew the implications for our entire country surrounding the runoff election so why do you think people didn't come out to vote and what does that say about the republican party and what they need to learn going forward? >> people didn't show up because a lot of people lost faith in the election process and that had a lot to do with it. a number of people did not have faith and when you have individuals encouraging republicans not to vote this is what you get. there was a lot of that. the election integrity issues going forward. a lot of emotions connected to this and that is where we have to draw the line, to make decisions without letting our emotions drive us but that is what we saw in a lot of cases. >> use a vote republican campaigns are in it for the long-haul focusing on the purdue campaign with potential for a recount. do you see a pathway to victory for eithe

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jillian: stay safe, don't get into any fistfights. john: lucas tomlinson joins us once again. >> reporter: reinforcement for into the nations capital but why are they coming after the fact? is electoral college certification, and that romney blamed the president for the violence. >> now we gather due to a selfish man's injured pride. what happened here was an insurrection. those who choose to continue to support a dangerous gambit by objecting to the result of a legitimate democratic election will forever be seen as being complicit in an unprecedented attack our against our democracy. >> 1100 members mobilized over 6000 national guardsmen from moving you, new jersey, delaware, maryland and virginia, 400 maryland and virginia state troopers have arrived, federal law enforcement has been mobilized. maryland's governor said he never thought he would see a day like this in america, 40,000 strong. donald trump's defense chief was on calls with top lawmakers on capitol hill, the president himself was not on those calls, former defense chief

jillian: the latest barriers to keeping kids out of class. todd: healthcare workers ministering vaccines to drivers stuck in a snowstorm to keep doses from going away. "fox and friends first" thursday morning starts now. ♪♪ can't get enough of you baby ♪♪ can't get enough of you baby ♪♪ todd: was smash mouth not your favorite band? carley: i am into it but it is taking me by surprise. todd: there are other people who are not coming to my mind which you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. jillian: thank you for starting the day with us, president biden taking on healthcare after declaring climate change a national security priority. todd: griff jenkins live as republicans call the order and assault on american energy workers. joe biden trying to go green as well. >> reporter: president biden making it clear combating climate change is a cornerstone of his administration as he rolled out orders yesterday to cut emissions while doubling wind energy production and signaling expansion of executive power saying climate issues

jillian: we got to leave it there.agree violence is not okay regardless of the ideology behind it. thank you very much. president-elect joe biden vowing to defeat the nra. the reignited gun debate you need to know next. >> lawmakers taking a look at gun-control in the wake of the capital arrived with new developments justin today starting in michigan. >> reporter: the deadly seed on the capital reigniting the debate over gun-control. >> we have for over a year been looking at the problems that might arise out of the carrying of firearms in the capital building. >> reporter: the michigan state capitol commission has moved to ban open carry in the state legislature after michigan protesters put them inside last april. after voting for the ban, the commissioner says there is pressure to go further. >> we have to recognize this is an important first step. >> reporter: the fbi warning of armed protests nationwide leading up to inauguration day. voters by 57-34 margin support the right to bear arms according to august of 201

jillian: thank you for taking a look at that. there have been dozens of arrests in the wake of wednesday at storming of the capital, riots and the fbi is asking the public for help to identify more of the rioters who entered the building. like to open is live outside the capital tonight to tell us where things stand. >> reporter: and now more reckoning. you saw yesterday the people who stormed into the capital building didn't make an effort to hide their faces from the camera so authorities are going to videos and social media to learn who these people are and find them. the identity of people who stormed the capital building what was ransacked coming to light. a man who has gained social media fame shirtless clad in for an is jake angeli of arizona. he told me by phone that he's proud of what he did. he rented about conspiracies, claimed satanic rituals are performed in the capital, the miami herald says the man who went viral smiling while he held the speaker of lecterns adam johnson from parrish, florida. one man was pictured

jillian: good news before we say good night.o wanted to take their mind off of their own challenges, they have significant health issues so they opened up a strip tour which sends proceeds to single moms children in need. they named their thrift store twice as nice, they focus on the needs of their community instead of their own. they will keep doing work to make sure others have things that help them take their mind off their own troubles and looks like it is a success. most-watched, most grateful and most trusted, happy you spent the evening with us, i am shannon bream. robinhood believes now is the time to do money — without the commission fees and account minimums. so, you can start investing today, wherever you are — even on the bus. download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity," we are tracking multiple developing stories in moments, we will have more from the democrats. again, they are rush to judgment, their snap impeachment, their latest political charade, we are now learning

jillian: welcome back. after weeks of restrictions on pennsylvania restaurants one owner is litigating today's grand reopening to his staff and giving all dine in sales to his servers. joining with the reaction are two employees. thank you for being here. appreciate it. i will start with you. i understand the owner, dan, told you this was going to be happening. what did he say and what was your response? >> he said i have a plan for a christmas giveback for you girls. instead of a christmas bonus i want to donate the whole day's worth of sales to you guys. i was in disbelief. shannon: i am sure. what has it been like? how much of a struggle has it been since the pandemic started for the restaurant, for you guys, employees, every one. >> it has been a struggle, the business has suffered tremendously. we have shutdown indoor dining twice. we did it back in the beginning. i think it was march and 3 weeks before christmas which is the busiest time of year not just for our business but for the servers, we've bee

jillian: so some mixed messaging it appears on the southern border? carley: that's right. joe biden promised to reverse a lot of president trump's immigration policies, that's going to be put to the test quickly because there's a migrant caravan coming from hon honduras, headed to the united states as we speak. the migrants want to be welcomed into the country under a president biden but a transition team official says not so fast. saying migrants need to understand they're not going to be able to come into the united states immediately. they will not find when they get to the u.s. border that from tuesday to wednesday, things have changed overnight. so that statement basically saying come back later, guys, when the time's right. todd: and people helping people, tom brady edition. carley: that's right. if you think tom brady only delivered on the big win yesterday, think again. he also delivered in a different way. so take a listen to this exchange between washington football team's chase young and tom brady, this request went viral. take a listen. >> great job, keep it up

jillian: carley shimkus has the story.aking his silence on banning donald trump from the platform in a series of stunning tweets, he says he believes his company made the right decision but recognizes with that decision come some negative consequences, having to take these actions fragments the public conversation, they divide us, limit the potential for clarification, redemption and learning. and set a precedent i feel is dangerous, the power on individual corporation has over a part of the global public conversation. dorsey says while it may feel like twitter, facebook and other platforms coordinated to kick donald trump off, he says they did not but he also recognizes this does not fall in line with the ideas of an open internet. there will be a lot of debate in the coming days over what dorsey had to say, if it is good enough, what it means and 2 point out one thing, the tweets twitter users as justification to kick donald trump off the platform were not calls to violence was one of the was him saying he would not go t

jillian: thank you. hospital outside new york city is under investigation tonight for vaccinating local school officials and public employees. and direct conflict with governor andrew cuomo extracted distribution guidelines but we are also learning some unused doses are simply being thrown out in new york. good evening, brian. >> 70% of new york's vaccine supplies just sitting in storage, hospitals frustrated over the restriction limiting vaccines to healthcare workers only or risk fines as some clinics are forced to throw away small amounts of expired unused vaccines. tonight new york state is looking to penalize the hospital for giving out vaccines to city and school workers who understate guidelines are not eligible yet. it is a move criticized by bill diblasio who has been begging governor cuomo to allow the city the freedom to expand vaccination eligibility. >> new york announced they are finding the city and taking away their vaccine which is punitive, counterproductive, stopping vaccine from being

jillian: everyone has their own separate issue today.: the chicago teachers union fouling not to return to in person classes, thousands of students at home. how important is it for kids to get back to the classroom. joining me to discuss, three students, justin, and alberto molina, father of two. how much of a good punch was this vote by the teachers union? >> it is unconscionable. already children in classrooms and they have been in classrooms for two weeks, devastating. unnecessary. todd: i don't hang out with kids your age but this has been a tough time. since march of last year it has been pretty rough. it is tough. do you see your friends with any frequency? >> on-screen. you try to form relationships. todd: it is not your problem. sometimes i fall asleep when watching videos as well so you see the situation from multiple angles, what is your message to the teachers union. >> my message be we value and respect teachers, in our home we love our teachers, principals, schools but the effects are going to be long-lasting. they already a

jillian: i wondered where you were going to go with this.hat? good morning, that is a fact. you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. jillian: thank you for joining us, live look at washington dc as inauguration preps continue to be underway, the

steve: you will have it on monday much as jillian has one as well. jillian: i do.e: harder to spill. ainsley: three restaurants in florida chicken salad chics. they donated a big check to folds of honor. all the people who contributed to that they are so grateful. you are going to send a bunch of kids to college who have lost their parents or parents severely injured in war. pete: that's also cool. ainsley: thank you, jillian. in just a few days democrats take control of washington. it's not just the nation's capitol seeing a shift. the next guest warns of a leftist takeover in small town u.s.a. more on the power shift coming up next. ♪ ♪ your journey requires liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. wow. that will save me lots of money. this game's boring. only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. it's time for the lowest prices of the season on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. what if i sleep hot? or cold? no problem, with temperature balancing you can sleep better together. can it help keep me

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jillian: they all looks wonderful yesterday. thank you for joining us.ow we are no longer talking about fashion. i reached my quota. digging up the ground that the property linked to the ongoing case of a missing mother of 5. >> police searching a year and a half later, that is next. >> major development in the search for missing connecticut mom jennifer do most bringing attention to the entire country. >> in this to get his car property linked to her deceased husband with an excavator spotted on scene and an expert known as the bone find are brought in to help in the search. >> why now? why bring the excavator now? what is out there they have just learned that led them to act so quickly now? >> a from been searching for her body since her disappearance and they have never stopped looking good for her. they obviously have developed more narrowly tailored information to the bone find are they have who has somehow mapped the area where the authorities have believed that she had deposited her body. i have it on very good authority that that is where they be

ainsley: jillian has some headlines. jillian: las vegas grandfather sheldon adelson has died.st night at the age of 87 from complications related to his treatment for non-hodgkin's lymphoma. a funeral will be held in israel. plans for memorial service in las vegas will be announced at a police chase just one day before retiring. the suspect intentionally rammed brian levine's vehicle. the 30 year veteran died at a hospital. he is survived by a wife and two daughters including one who is a deputy at the state department. extreme weather. a rare winter storm hits the southern states as parts of texas digging themselves out. the city of waco sees its biggest snowstorm since 1982, 54,000 homes without power in louisiana. a firefighter having fun making a snow angel. powerball jackpots to a combined $1.1 billion. there hasn't been a jackpot winner since september. mega millions planning 600 million with the next drawing tonight, the powerball counting 550 million, that drawing is on saturday. i will send it back to you. steve: it has been on the left's wish list for years. >> can't

will: thanks, jillian.est with the largest security presence in d.c. history. heightened measures include up to 25,000 national guard troops. 4,000 u.s. marshals. 3700 metro police on throughout there in d.c. and closing 13 metro rail stations it. will be hard to get in and out of washington, d.c. today we're getting a look at what goes into securing the capitol ahead of an inauguration. joining us now is jeff james who has just retired from the secret service after serving more than 22ers i don't. jeff, can i only imagine that over your 22 years of service you didn't see anything like this though when it comes to inauguration. >> well, it is different. i was fortunate to be part of five inaugurations this one certainly taking on a different tone from the ones i have saw. will: razor wire and walls built. is this a massive show of force as a deterrent in your estimation, jeff? or is this a response an appropriate response to legitimate credible threats? >> absolutely. you need to respond to the intelligence

jillian: thank you so much. back to the other side. dog was involved in joe biden fracturing his foot. donald trump using the georgia runoff to revive claims that the election was rigged. the race is called in favor of democrat rafael warnock, the other race too close to college a look at whether we could be in for more legal challenges. everyone remembers the moment they heard... "you have cancer." how their world stopped and when they found a way to face it. for some, this is where their keytruda story begins. keytruda-a breakthrough immunotherapy that may treat certain cancers. one of those cancers is advanced nonsquamous, non-small cell lung cancer, where keytruda is approved to be used with certain chemotherapies as your first treatment, if you do not have an abnormal "egfr" or "alk" gene. keytruda helps your immune system fight cancer, but can also cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of your body. this can happen during or after treatment and may be severe and lead to death. see your doctor right away if you have new

thanks so much, jillian.till ahead, he is accused of having ties to an alleged chinese spy, so why is speaker pelosi rewarding him as a trump impeachment manager? charlie hurt is going to sound off on that coming up next. ♪ muck. ♪ ♪ should i stay or should i go now? i felt awful because of my psoriasis. i was covered from head to toe with it. it really hurt. then i started cosentyx. okay, thanks... that was four years ago. how are you? see me. cosentyx works fast to give you clear skin that can last. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. i look and feel better. ask your dermatologist if cosentyx could help you move past the pain of pso