articulate identities originally they were expecting to be the candidates endorsed by president joe kelly, and that's because guns are, is from jeffrey's party. but when chuck, we instead turn to for both guns was campaigned, didn't have anything ready to replace the message of we're the continuity campaign and lacking a message, a lot of people turn away from guns are and towards for both. so thank you so much for, for your analysis that was set to sort of old from s n s analytics can just hear behind me. but accounting has started at the polling center that where we are in central chicago. we do expect to hear some early results in coming hours. jessica, thank you very much indeed. jessica washington in chicago. the still ahead and i'll just eat a pot of simians and the 5, why is fine? tell all the 0 about living under the stress of attacks by is really settlers the laws and take a supervisor of the united states, vittoria's guantanamo, and background detention center. civic, so cold war on terror. now, human rights activist campaign for the release of the last i've gone have been one t

kelly and joe down to 37. 33 minute ride reaches back to you. it's 7.17, for your money. this morning, surging restaurant prices are making dining out for valentine's day. a luxury. >> and amazon is hit with a lawsuit over the new prime video and fees that they have. jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. hi, jane. >> haidar good morning. so there's a recently proposed class action lawsuit is asking amazon to fork over 5 million dollars to compensate users who say they were deceived by the flip-flopping on ads to people who don't want to see as on prime video, let's pay an extra $3 a month. amazon says they've hiked the prices because any more money to turn out. original programming was becoming increasingly cheaper for americans to eat at home instead of dining out. that's going to the january consumer price index prices for groceries are up 1.2% every year. the price of food restaurants is up more than 5%. and overall food prices are much higher than they were before the pandemic. well, harvard and stanford's graduate business schools have dropped

donald trump is facing criminal charges, one that democrats are defending joe biden and his mental sharpness, including mark kellywho made that clear earlier this afternoon. >> in my experience with the president, which is, you know, over the last three years in this job, even before that, but especially the last year, i've had regular interactions. i always found him very sharp. >> others have been echoing that down the line. we have not heard from the top democratic leaders in congress, but expect this discussion to continue to dominate things on landlord, particularly among republicans that wield powers, and the question is how will this affect their probe in the days and weeks ahead, wolf. >> we shall see. manu raju, thank you very much. >>> i want to get more from jamie raskin. congressman, thanks for joining us. president biden willfully held on to classify documents, and shared some of that information with his ghost writer. even though he woman be criminally charged, are you concerned about the conduct here? >> sure. as the lead democrat, we would like to get or best arc ivesists and try to tag, and -- th

for it i don't understand it. >> they said they can confirm joe biden met with every foreign national who funnels money to his son. >> kelly. kelly: i hear you i think journalist capital here or thinking of myself sitting in maybe a trial, right? there needs to be the incontrovertible evidence i have convict president of the united states, the fact there -- maria: biden complain paying all the bills for the family? one point. >> yes. >> so, hunter biden bying all bills getting money paying like construction bills for his father. >> i pay all my father's bills, [laughter] we got to go i think interesting about extra types, shows than to bobulinski is playing chess when everybody else playing checkers how dangerous he is to this democrat narrative we haven't heard from tony in a while following 2020 election a big deal the reason on hill i don't think i can underscore that enough. maria: we will leave it there todd, we're getting started a lot coming up economic data could be market moving will the president physical exam include -- white house says gop doctors caucus north carolina congressman murphy to tell us more on that

joe biden. they are set to discuss the 2 major crises dominating world politics. the conflicts currently raging in gaza as you praise the . i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. we are still no closer to finding out who has won pakistan's general election more than 24 hours after polls closed across the country. now the sheriff's military backed pakistan, muslim league party had been the favorites to win, but just halfway past the stage in the count, it's independent candidates loyal to former prime minister in rome con, that have taken the lead of the people across pakistan had expected to already know the election results with the morning's headlines, predicting a potential surprise. but the delay in collecting votes left many like these residents and the whole doubting if they would see if the outcome of com, mainly disabled to go. everything is pre decided somebody, they are just doing the salt food as a whole, but then they give you a thought of that. i've been voting for the last 14 years. mean my how the, this time they switched my voting station to conduct the stadium, then they did this at the last moment without me knowing w

joe, when talking about this very dangerous venezuelan gang which ray kelly was addressing, this is apparentlyapparently members of this gang, the people beating up the nypd. >> if only there was some sort of authority on our southern border who would evaluate people who cross our border and maybe the guy with the ms-13 tattooed across his forehead, maybe that's a clue and a good sign that you're going to come here and perhaps not do the right thing. to cheryl's point, the smartest venezuelan gang members are the ones not doing the violent crime, they're doing petty crime because they no they'll not face consequences. maria: let's get to the macy's earnings. >> earnings came in at 245, street looking for a buck 96, stock is up 6%. revenue, a slight miss, came in at 8.1 8.12 billion, street loog for 8.15 billion. sales were down. wall street they like these numbers. we'll see how this plays out. maria: you're right, it's been a rough year for macy's. a little pop today on these numbers. cheryl, thank you. up 6% on macy's. stay with us. we'll be right back. liberty mutual customized my car insur

joe. time now for live with kelly and mark. we'll be back at 11 for midday live.

kelly of arizona. we have heard some democrats echo the line from joe biden that he gave to house democrats moments ago saying that this is a much different situation than what happened with donald trump. they can't compare the two. so the question in the eyes of voters will be assessing all of this, jake. >> and how are republicans responding to this report? >> they're jumping all over the mental acuity question. that has been one of the things that almost every republican who's put out a statement so far has seized upon. they've also raised questions trying to compare this to the trump case. some have said this was a double standard. but the mental sharpness questions will be one that will be echoed by republicans down the line including from the speaker of the house himself who put out a statement with republican leadership talking about this report saying among the most disturbing parts of this report is the special counsel's justification for not recommending charges. namely that the president's memory had such significant limitations that he could not convince a jury that the president held a men

in gaza. us president joe biden says that he thinks the deal between israel and boss can be reached by next week in time for the muslim holy month of ramadan. the . i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. we begin the show in france, where president emmanuel my call, and says that nothing is off the table when it comes to stopping vladimir putin at a conference with you crowds allies from around to europe. my crone even spoke about the possibility of deploying ground troops to make sure russia does not win the war. the french leader also pledged increased the military support including medium and long range, missiles, a show of unity from over 20 europe and leaders post and manual mccomb said it was time to step up support for ukraine for its own sake. and for the good of all its allies on the continent, it was the only secret that is the 5th winter. i convinced that rushes defeat is essential for security and stability in europe. you. what's at stake right now is on the one hand, the war and ukraine, that's the meaning. ukraine's ability to endure any new russian offensive the old straits in the coming month, as long as the lease, but also the ability of europ

like i need to pull joe biden because that's who the new one will be. mark kelly but you know, the new version of tim kaine and that he's a tim kaine, you're being benched so yeah. so like what's deal is that going to be how it is for the next for my lifetime. are we moving? i don't think it is. i'll let you do it, but i don't either. i mean, i think we're we're i think, you know, it. i'll be very to see what happens in. the next open fight for the presidential campaign. so let me give you a scenario that i've curious about. so let's say joe biden announces tomorrow he's not going to run. okay. which it like, right? vice president harris announces immediately j.b. pritzker announces gavin newsom announces meaning all all. your favorite white guys. right. well, quickly, get it right. especially the ones that already money. and then there's going to be a gretchen whitmer and the pressure for that there is going to be put on her not to get in to or harm the chances. kamala harris. i don't like. is the democratic party still this place where hey there are only can be

kelly. welcome to the program. israel and tomas have played down the chances of an imminent steel for a cease fire and gossip. the 2 sides are pushing back after us. president joe biden said that a truce could begin next week. while talks continue, humanitarian agencies warren that their 8 operations in gaza could co lapse of israel advanced into rasa when nearly 1400000 palestinians are sheltering. the main un agencies setup to assist the palestinian refugees on ro is also facing a quick cash crunch. on raw has said that it will run out of money in the coming days after major donor nations suspended their funding. the move came in response to this really accusations that some unreal workers were involved in the october 7th attacks. now the agencies future is at stake, even though it's clear that thousands will need long term humanitarian aid. a lifeline for goldens, or how mazda is partner in terror. this is a question dogging to you and it's published and agency. and donor countries seem to have answered it for themselves by holding back funds that puts more than a 1000000 people at severe risk. for decades, the agency has been a primary source of food and me

joe biden. they are set to discuss the 2 major crises dominating world politics. the conflicts currently raging in gaza and ukraine. the . i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. former prime minister novel sheriff is claiming victory impact the stance general election announcing his already has the most seats and will begin talks to form a coalition. government boats are still being counted a day after polls closed in an election marred by violence and to allegations a vote. ranking sharia military back to pakistan, muslim league party had been the favor to win provisional results from the election commission show. they have 162 seats just by claiming to be the largest party. he said that they still do not have enough seats to form a government by themselves. mandate from the bottom of our heart, you'll say, that's what i'm good. we respect the mandate of everyone dialogue quite a bit. why it, whether from other parties, while god, no more independent candidates, i'm going to be at that i'm going to then we invite them to come and sit with us is with me focused on to help package them out of this crisis, which polasta nearly all my de

. >> i wonder, kelly, what your reporting tells you about joe biden's thinking, specifically on the timingy now? >> reporter: certainly, sit case of the initial events took place last sunday, where the deaths occurred. it has been a part of an ongoing set of facts where there have been increasing attacks on u.s. ships and strikes in areas where american personnel have been based. this was the first time it was deadly. then there has to be an assessment done by the department of defense to gather information, options and so forth, if you will. and then it becomes a matter of what are the optimal conditions and i'm not in a position to speak to that just yet, but it would be things like the weather conditions. it would be the assessment oh of what movements may be happening with enemy targets on the ground. they're surveilling that, they have intelligence about that. so then they try to figure out the best timing. the duration of this campaign is another question. we don't think this is just going to be an event tonight and then that's it. we expect, based on what officials have said, that t

kelly. welcome to the program. israel and tomas have played down the chances of an imminent deal for a cease fire in gaza. the 2 sides are pushing back after us. president joe biden said that a truce could begin next week. now while talks continue, humanitarian agencies warren that their aid operations and gaza could collapse. if israel advances into rafa in early 1400000 palestinians are sheltering. israel meanwhile says that intercepted rock gets fired from gaza while is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu reiterated in a meeting with killed soldiers, families, that he will not give up until victory in addition to the logistical challenges of getting aid into guys of the main you an agency set up to assist palestinian refugees on raw is also facing a cash crunch. that's because major donor nation suspended their funding after the is where the government accused some unreal workers of involvement in the october 7th terror attacks on now the agencies future is at stake. even though it's clear that thousands will need long term humanitarian aid. a lifeline for guidance or a mazda is partner in terror. this is the question dogging the u. n. r w way. and

joe biden to come. the best time for him to come would have been whenever this happened. david: that was east palestine mayor trent conway with fox business' kellyting to the news that biden will visit the site of the toxic train crash a year after the visit and many palestine residents saying his visit is too little too late. i'm joined by misty allison, east palestine resident. is biden as un-307 larra now as he was back then? >> looking a the entire come police station of the town -- compilation of the town, yes, especially on social media last night. not sure president biden is going to get a warm welcome coming here or not, but i'd say personally, i am glad that president biden is fallowing through -- following through finally with his promise to come to east palestine. while we are strong and resilient people, we honestly deserve to be heard, and i just don't want this to be a photo opportunity. david: no, but there was another president, a former president that did visit right after the train disasser and that was donald trump. he just wrote this in truth social yesterday. he said i know these great people. i was there when it counted, an

kelly o'donnell says the president will not -- adhere to our view of what they are doing. >> the white house spin is age is not an issue, look at joe he does. people are looking and are worried, 85% of americans in polls are concerned about joe biden's age. that is republicans, independents and democrats, major concern for reelection. >> katie: white house staff is desperately trying to spin the special counsel report was inappropriate and shouldn't say things, when they prove he is capable, he makes big mistakes, in speeches to push back on the report or on republicans criticizing. >> shannon: five seconds. >> undercard is kamala harris, the president is having meetings trying to figure out how to break out of this bubble and that is important to watch. >> shannon: thank you, see you next sunday, up next, trey yingst live in israel with an update on the ground offensive if southern gaza, he is live next. >> woman: why did we choose safelite? we were loading our suv when... crack! safelite came right to us, and we could see exactly when they'd arrive with a replacement we could trust. that's service the way we want it. >> singers:

joe biden to speak for the rest us. >> admiral, i don't usually ask you about politics but at least not directly, but this is someone whose own chief of staff john kellyfirmed that trump described dead u.s. service members as losers and suckers because there was nothing in it for them. can that person in your view be trusted to effectively lead the u.s. military, especially at such a dangerous time? >> i think anyone who has served in the military -- and by the way, john kelly is a lifelong friend of mine. we served together as junior officers. as you probably know, john kelly lost a son in combat, and he knows that his son is not a sucker. his son is not a loser. the president's son beau biden served very honorably in combat. later died of cancer in walter reed in the nation's military hospital correctly so, at the end of the day those kind of comments in my view will hurt donald trump significantly with the military, with veterans, and with retirees. i say this as a proud retiree 37 years in the armed forces, we are not suckers. we are not losers. we are patriots. >> and i don't want to conflate the political fight with what we're seeing today, but

. >> joe, i might be wrong, but i believe he made those comments to general kelly while standing at arlingtonetery, section 68, which is filled with the graves and the headstones of people who died in iraq and afghanistan. look, i think what we're watching and listening to, including the clip we just played, of donald trump trying to make believe that nikki haley's husband perhaps left her when he is in djibouti in east africa, serving with the united states military, i believe that we're watching the ultimate card the democrats have in their hands. it is the length of the campaign. nine months of listening to this man. nine months of watching a man disassemble each and every day under the pressure of litigation, of having to go to trials where he could be found guilty of a felony, all of that. including what he says about nato and his references to ukraine and trying to stop the funding of a fight against vladimir putin, ignoring the history of what has happened in europe over the last century, i mean, this is a modern day version of 1939. david ignatius, unless ukraine gets that funding, we