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but also, the book does rest with the coach and the captain as well, and in this case, joe root is almostgic decisions that they got wrong, but i think the selection, the planning and the execution of a lot of the performances were really poor. it's not much better for england's women. they won't be bringing the ashes home, after australia won the opening one—dayer in canberra by 27 runs. england put in a good performance in the field — beth mooney rescuing the hosts here with 73 — but they scraped to 205 for nine from their 50 overs. england lost captain heather knight lbw for a first—ball duck which saw them ten for two. nat sciver top scored with a5, but they were ultimately all gone for 178. with two odis remaining, england can now only draw the series, which means australia keep hold of the ashes. manchester city are through to the women's league cup final after winning beating spurs in their semi 3—0. gareth taylor's side haven't lost since november last year, and were on top from the start. a great goal from jess park gave them a deserved lead. khadjia shaw made it two, before laur

drafted ahead of that first season will stay on for a second year, including england test captain joe rootthe first time, as travel restrictions stopped her last summer. and ireland have qualified for the men's t20 world cup in australia later this year — they beat 0man by 56 runs in the semi—finals of the qualifying tournament. it'll be their seventh consecutive appearance in the t20 world cup. champion jockey 0isin murphy has been banned for ia months after admitting breaching coronavirus protocols, misleading the british horseracing authority and prejudicial conduct, plus two alcohol breaches. murphy admitted all charges at an independent judiciary panel on tuesday. the irishman had gone on holiday in september 2020 to the greek island of mykonos, which was on the covid red—list at the time, but told officials he had been in italy. murphy was previously banned for three months in november 2020 after testing positive for cocaine. while the winter olympics might be over, the paralympics are just around the corner and paralympics gb have announced one of their biggest teams yet. former sil

captain joe root was asked about this decision today.e are you think we come away from this tour and we are victors and we have also gained a lot of knowledge on a number of other players and then we can add them back into things we are in a really strong position. i also think i don't this to sound like it's a development tort. it's not. it's about going there and winning absolutely but we have a great opportunity for those guys to step into that space and better everyone for it commit of this team for it. and finally, there were mixed fortunes for british riders on stage four of the uae tour. mark cavendish crashed early on, but managed to complete the ii2—mile stage. it finished with a battle between adam yates and tour de france champion tadej pogacar. the slovenian had enough energy left to take the victory and the overall lead. yates is now 15 seconds behind him with three stages to go. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. my pressure is to build and across the country to end this week and into the weekend to settle thing

drafted ahead of that first season will stay on for a second year, including england test captain joe rootand ireland have qualified for the men's t20 world cup in australia later this year — they beat oman by 56 runs in the semi—finals of the qualifying tournament. it'll be their seventh consecutive appearance in the t20 world cup. champion jockey oisin murphy has been banned for 1h months after admitting breaching coronavirus protocols, misleading the british horseracing authority and prejudicial conduct, plus two alcohol breaches. murphy admitted all charges at an independent judiciary panel on tuesday. the irishman had gone on holiday in september 2020 to the greek island of mykonos, which was on the covid red—list at the time, but told officials he had been in italy. murphy was previously banned for three months in november 2020 after testing positive for cocaine. while the winter olympics might be over, the paralympics are just around the corner and paralympics gb have announced one of their biggest teams yet. former silver and bronze medallist millie knight is among them — we caught

joe — you've been speaking to joe root today and a lot for the england captain to reflect on. day is that he still feels grateful to be england's captain in the wake of the ashes. when it comes to broad anderson i got the impression thatjoe root was kind of walking a bit of a type row, a bit of a balancing act for him today. because someone money and he doesn't want to write off brought in anderson, not least because he may be asking both of them to open the bowling for him come the england summit, the first test against new zealand put up at the same time he needs to see and feel positive about this opportunity of touring the west indies, three test matches that without his all—time leading wicket takers. i asked joe route whether the absence of broad and anderson have freed up of the players in the squad got whether it freed up him as captain. let's have a listen to some of his response to that.— of his response to that. echoing thin . s we of his response to that. echoing things we come _ of his response to that. echoing things we come away _ of his response to that. echoing

but also, the buck does rest with the coach and the captain as well, and in this case, joe root is almostd's women. they won't be bringing the ashes home, after australia won the opening one—dayer in canberra by 27 runs. england put in a good performance in the field — beth mooney rescuing the hosts here with 73 — but they scraped to 205 for nine from their 50 overs. england lost captain heather knight lbw for a first—ball duck which saw them ten for two. nat sciver top scored with 45, but they were ultimately all gone for 178. with two odis remaining, england can now only draw the series, which means australia keep hold of the ashes. manchester city are through to the women's league cup final after winning beating spurs in their semi 3—0. gareth taylor's side haven't lost since november last year, and were on top from the start. a great goal from jess park gave them a deserved lead. khadjia shaw made it two, before lauren hemp made absolutely sure of the result in the second half. they'll play chelsea in the final on march the 5th. egypt won a dramatic penalty shoot—out to progress to fi

captain joe root was asked about this decision today.a development tour. it's not. it's about going there and winning absolutely, but we have a great opportunity for those guys to step into that space and better everyone for it, better this team for it. and finally, there were mixed fortunes for british riders on stage four of the uae tour. mark cavendish crashed early on, but managed to complete the 112—mile stage. it finished with a battle between adam yates and tour de france champion tadej pogacar. the slovenian had enough energy left to take the victory and the overall lead. yates is now 15 seconds behind him with three stages to go. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. high pressure's expected to build in across the country to end this week and into the weekend to settle things down, bring us some sunshine and lighter winds. but before that point, thursday looks very unsettled. it'll be cold and windy with sunshine and even wintry showers. now, the cold air�*s been moving in across the country during the overnight period

joe root will continue to captain the side. 0ur ambitions within this cricket is not to make up the numbers challenge the players in different ways and to move the whole environment forward. it's a huge fa cup weekend, we're at the fourth round stage and the first tie is actually tonight, it's an 8 o'clock kick—off at old trafford manchester united are at home to championship side middlesbrough, the boro manager is optimistic about what his players can do, but also realistic. the result is decided in manchester united and they play as they can play and the deck is stacked against us. it's not a short time to swapping situation and i want them to play well. i want the players to play well and i want to give a good account of ourselves and they could with a competitive, make it a dangerous night for manchester united. it's a great weekend for sports fans, it's also the start of rugby union's six nations championship. wales will begin their title defence tomorrow in dublin against ireland after that, it's the calcutta cup at murrayfield. scotland won at twickenham last year for the first time

from paul collingwood on excepting this interim role, he says although they know it will be easy, joe roottruck me | differently? i saw that and that l mention of bravery struck me as well. i wondered maybe if paul collingwood was pitching for the job actually, saying i am going to be different and i know the ropes and i'm a very proud former england player and have been around for a while and recognises and can now speak out and say that things do have to be different. what speak out and say that things do have to be different.— have to be different. what is a timetable _ have to be different. what is a timetable that _ have to be different. what is a timetable that the _ have to be different. what is a timetable that the ecb - have to be different. what is a timetable that the ecb would l have to be different. what is a i timetable that the ecb would like everything to be settled because it's a busy old summer coming up? it it's a busy old summer coming up? iii is with the usual conflict between test wicket and all the different one—day formats as well. interesting to see how the ecb goe

joe root will continue to captain the side.'s a shirt swapping situation for our place. i don't want people to go into old trafford and enjoy their visit, i want them to play well and i want the players to play well and i want the players to play well and i want the players to play well and i want us to give a good account of ourselves and make it really competitive, make it a dangerous night for manchester united. it's a great weekend for sports fans, it's also the start of rugby union's six nations championship. wales will begin the defence of their title in dublin against italy. it's also the calcutta cup, england are in edinburgh looking to avenge last year's defeat to scotland at twickenham. the interesting thing about this game is that all of the external pressures are on scotland. we always have pressure to win. everyone expects england to win every game, so we are always coping with that but for scotland this is a new pressure they have got and they have to cope with that, so for our players, we have a bit of a free run

the world is rooting joe biden on, we need him to be strong and he needs to bring america together andare waiting to see that strength and it needs to happen now. lawrence: my left shoulder right here, the country right now, not anti- president, we also want what is best for ukraine as well. thank you so much for joining us, we will have more on what a worker due to gas prices. you don't want to miss this but let's get back to the situation on the ground in ukraine. earlier this afternoon russia announced ground forces have moved into ukraine and they came in from three sides. the north, east and south. this is after the targets all over ukraine, last night airstrikes, artillery and missiles and the same thing is expected tonight when they go even bigger but ukraine the say they are ready to fight back. >> it had to happen because putin crazy. me as a patriot of ukraine, i'm going to sign up for duty. >> fight with whatever we have, we don't have another choice, this is our land. lawrence: if you need any more proof how little putin cares about human life, even the life of us own soldi

the election that china, russia iran, and north korea not to mention cuba and venezuela were rooting for joeyou look at the way that media, handled hunter biden scandal. we did a post election poll for media research. a third of voters who voted for biden had not heard of the hunter biden scandal. if they had, they would have not voted for biden. when you have got the facts that you continually report on about how joe biden and his family through their corruption have been made by the core en governments, now he is implementing policies that benefit them and hurt americans, you could go through from canceling keystone to approving russian nordstrom 2 pipeline, and making us dependent on energy again, that caused this inflation that is the government spending, americans are suffering for it, there was an election today republicans would take back not just house but senate and republicans would win, last year where there were elections they were close. if republicans would have put more money in they probably would have beaten governor murphy is new jersey, the america public wants an election

what is it >> let's give love to joe burrow this morning i'm rooting for the cincinnati bengals becauseest, sully nothing against l.a. joe will be smoking a cigar after that game. if you look at 1992, the last year we had inflation to the extent we had. the forecast on this thursday, cpi forecast to be 3.7%. that was the last time the bengals were in the super bowl a lot going on this weekend. no doubt this inflation is distracted with so much from powell and so much about the interest rate hikes. we are hearing it goes up every day. five hikes six hikes. i'm not in that camp, sully. i think it is a one-two punch. i see two to three hikes the first time we see a little bit of slowing in used car sales. inflation does come off. at the end of the day, ironic, sully, the fed is buying $30 billion this month it is almost chuckle like to see how the ship has moved so fast i think we are again back focused on earnings and earnings as dividends paying out and buybacks are happening the beats we have seen it is optimistic and positive. i know there is a ton of volatility and the battle on sunda

drafted ahead of that first season will stay on for a second year, including england test captain joe rootg tournament. ireland were 165—7 after their 20 overs, and bowled oman out for 109. while the winter olympics might be over, the paralympics arejust around the corner and paralympics gb have announced one of their biggest teams yet. former silver and bronze medallist millie knight is among them — we caught up with her ahead of what will be her third games. sochi was for the experience, to kind of gain understanding of what competing at the paralympics was like. 28 he was about performing and these games, i am looking forward to taking it back to sochi and enjoying it and going for the experience and for myself, really. i've got to learn to enjoy myself and relax a little more! that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. see you then. thank you very much, see you in the next hour. three convicted terrorists including the brother of the manchester arena bomber have been found guilty of attacking a prison officer in belmarsh's high security unit. our home affair

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joe biden is the root cause of the border crisis. the number of illegal crossings at the border has escalated at a faster wait under him than any time in recent history. since joe biden took office nearly two million illegal immigrants have been apprehended at the southern border. wait, there's more. moral illegal -- more illegal immigrants have crossed the southern border in the last three months than in all of fiscal year 2020. now we have learned that illegals are being funneled to cities across the united states in the dead of night. that's right. while americans are asleep, this administration is trying to cover up its own failures. some of these illegals are known to have criminal records yet they are being given a free pass. across the world people are watching this unfold. across the world people are getting the message that you can waltz into this country illegally with no consequences. consider the fact that people from 160 different countries are coming to the southern border it's clear that the message is the wrong one to

same sentence as some people that have been mentioned, and there was even mention of joe biden with his irish rootse future. but you never know where this is going to end up. but we're delighted. and we're really delighted from the attention. because it's one thing for us to do what we did, lawrence, without your support and without the american people taking this on and having an interest in the story. i don't think we would've managed to do what we were hoping to do. it took the media and it took peoples'interest all over the world to do this. and all jokes aside, i think that's why we have to learn from this. there was a huge message in what we were doing. we were dog in our approach, we were not going to move from our fishing grounds. we were going to stay there. but definitely the people around the world make this happen. and i guess this particular juncture hopefully will change things around and maybe give a lesson to the world that from small acorns big trees grow. >> what did it feel like when you started this on day one? did you feel like you were going to be able to get this done? and di

rooted in cruelty. you go down to the border right now, joe biden and mexican drug gangs and cartels are involved in themuggling operation in history. that is happening on our border and that is cruel. we talked to a border patrol agent who told us about one kid that had been sold 17 times. we talked to the families, the thousands of families around this country who lost loved ones to violence because of the left using the defund the police movement. that is cruelty. you think about what is happening for families who have kids with disabilities kept out of school for one year. that is cruelty. the left is cruel and it is also to radical. -- tyrannical. you look at their assaults on the first amendment, the second amendment. you look at the assault on our elections and election integrity. you look at what the left is doing, the way they now -- and we know, they spied on candidate trump and they spied on president trump, and we know the truth. we see around the country that assault on the rule of law. that is the nature of the enemy that we are facing. when you look back historically, what you see, the sa

a lot of people here in the bay are going to be rooting for the underdogs. not only because of joe burrow and and the swag, didn't he brings to the game, but but also because people just don't tend to root for any la team around here. so what do you think? >> the on us. so is this the last shot that we're doing together? yeah, 10 o'clock randes goes hey, then i'll be honest with you. i think the rams are going to win it. i think their experience is just a little bit too much for the bengals, but i wouldn't be surprised if joe burrow lot us all yet again. but my heart says the rams with all this super bowl experience, postseason experience, i'm home-field advantage. they're going to win it. i'm very sorry. okay kj when you can hold it against. yeah. that's right. what's the story of a final score? >> pretty high scoring. i think we're going to see like 28 24 is somewhere in there pretty close. but i think it's going to be higher scoring. all right, vicki, yeah, pick this is this. is it? >> i got to take a look at the squares here. think that it was random. you know what? i'm i'm i j

to start joe burrow has deep roots in nebraska. his brothers jamie and dan played for the huskers in the early 2000's. his mom robin grew up in nebraska and burrow has uncles and other relatives scattered around southeast nebraska. and his grandfather wayne is a farmer in johnson county. wayne has watched every super bowl for 56 years going back to super bowl i in 1967. this year was the first time he's attended the big game in person to cheer on his grandson and the bengals. maybe best of all joe's dad played for the nebraska huskers in the 1970's before going on to a career in the nfl and the canadian football league. later as an assistant coach, he was part of the husker team that took on number one miami in the 2002 rose bowl. husker football fans remember that game as the last time nebraska has played for a national championship. not good. 5-year-old joe burrow was there in pasadena to support his dad making sunday's super bowl the second time he has traveled to l.a. for a national title game. even by themselves joe burrow's n

, 14 hours and he cannot figure it out, he and kamala harris are trying to find root causes, they are not good at that. joes so much. >> todd: 22 seasons and 12 super bowl titles, legendary quarterback tom brady retiring, how are fans in tampa bay taking the news? >> carley: from mom's place around the corner from buccaneers stadium. pete, it is going to be 82 in tampa, you are talking football and eating food. you are a great guy, i'm happy for thank you morning. >> it is a wonderful assignment, every once in a while we get wonderful assignments. mom's place is open. beautiful tampa, florida, less than a mile from wherere the buccaneers pla football there is a player on their team, i believe he wears number 12, the greatest of all time decided to hang it up. folks in boston are peeved how he decided to do that. they can give their opinion about it. we on fox and friends wooshgsy are not concern said about the pundits, what do fans who go to the game and wear the tom brady jersey feel about the end af an era? we will talk to them about that and talk about the pesky problems we are facing in this country an

yeah, joe biden, state department often says is a, is a, is a conflict rooted in, in barbarism, virtual barbarism by if you appear in eritrea. how is it relevant to that? well, now or nevada is one of the most strategically critical places in the world because the 2 largest trading partners in the world are europe and asia. and most of their trade passes through the red sea, which is at $22.00 in egypt where the suez canal, which is controlled by basically by the c i o pays the salaries of egypt and military to the, to the $1500000000.00 a year to the service company, would this be it that? yeah, well, the other strategically critical point is that bob on monday, the entrance between the red sea and the indian ocean. and this is what's up for grabs because who controls the bottom. and that basically controls the 2 largest trading partners in the world. europe in the now the united states is no longer dominant economically, but they remain dominant militarily. and so, you know, historically, ethiopia has been the police on the beat for the u. s. a. control bob on monday. now, ethiopia ha

. >> well, joe burrow is just so remarkable. you have to always root for the underdog, too.un, too. we look forward to your reports. >> remember, follow the show online. kristen welker is in for todd next. >>> president biden spending his super bowl weekend huddling over the records of his top picks. plus, a potentially huge announcement in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic, as we're expecting breaking news from pfizer this hour. and later the president is holding a virtual meeting with foreign allies as he urges americans in ukraine to leave and to do it now. >>> welcome to "meet the press daily." i'm kristen welker in for chuck todd. it's been just over two weeks since justice breyer announced he's retiring from the supreme court. mr. biden plans

>> root cause is at the oval office, it is joe biden in the border czar is a waste of time.for joining us and thank you for your service to this country, i'm elizabeth mcdonnell, that does it for us, we hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪♪ kennedy: breaking news, from the things you arty know file, inflation hit another breaker of 7.5% from january of this year compared to the last, that's the biggest jump since 1982. oh my gosh. even that inflation number is artificially low because it factors in a bunch of stuff you never by. why do prices keep rising and what on earth can we do about any of it? if government numbersun

root causes as you said. that is the problem. elizabeth: congressman mike johnson, joe grimaldi, both will be back on soon.hat was a great interview. great to have you on. deeper dive into the analysis of two dozen studies that showed lockdowns didn't work causing chaos in the economy. who else said it wouldn't work? the w.h.o. back in 2006. why was that ignored? calls growing for the white house to say time for shutdowns is over. congressman kevin brady joins us next. stay with us. "the evening edit" is on fox business. >> look at europe. england, other countries are doing away with the covid restrictions, they're lifting it, it is long past time america does the same. ♪. i use liberty mutual, they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. wooo, yeaa, woooooo and, by switching you could even save 665 dollars. hey tex, can someone else get a turn? yeah, hang on, i'm about to break my own record. yeah. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ there's a different way to treat hiv. it's once-monthly injectable cabenuva. cabenuva is the only once-a-month, compl

like you say, he's got so many different communities rooting for him because how do you not love joebig game. he's got a cool demeanor and he has the success to back it up. he's trying to become the first quarterback to win the heisman, national championship and the super bowl. yesterday while rocking some more swaggy shades, he explained his approach to football. >> just like with anybody, the things that you go through help form who you are and when you think about successful nfl quarterbacks, i think it's paramount to keep that even-keel personality and attitude. the game is a microcosm of life. if you have these superhigh highs and superlow lows, you're not going to be successful on a consistent basis. >> reporter: yesterday the bengals and rams having their last major workouts here in los angeles before the super bowl. this game features the youngest head coaching matchup in super bowl history. rams head coach sean mcvay is 36. bengals head coach zac taylor is 38. that moment has really stuck with both of them, taylor taking the bengals job the next day. >> i still remember tom

joe burrow has the entire state of ohio plus luxury su nation rooting for him. stafford, meanwhile, has his hometown dallas, georgia, where he went to college, and detroit cheering for him. and lions fans going so far as to make detroit rams t-shirts to show their support. and lots of excitement surrounding this year's super bowl halftime show, featuring dr. dre, snoop dogg, eminem, mary j. blige and kendrick lamar. this is going to be the first time ever that the halftime show features hip-hop artists at the main act. >> so as andy mentioned, the heat could be a big factor in the game. los angeles is currently under a heat advisory and game day temperatures will be in the mid-80s. meteorologist tyler malden will take us through it. so just what's it going to be like there in the stadium? >> yeah, so it's going to be feeling springlike, if not summer like, as we get into this afternoon. as you can see behind me, the forecast is calling for temperatures to be around 80 degrees or so. as you can see. well, it looks like my graphic system here is not wanting to coo

presidency has just released the statements saint joe biden and vladimir putin have accepted the principle of a summit over you. cradled them by the roots has announced russia is extending its military deployment. they're citing growing tensions near the ukrainian border.

then go to queens where they're dealing with some of the root causes, rehabilitation for formally incarcerated individuals. one of the things that joe biden considered one of his biggest accomplishments, the crime bill, was used against him in the elections. it caused him to move a bit into the criminal justice reform. george floyd for sure had him turn the knob a little bit more. he knows that midterm elections will be won and lost in suburban districts where this fear of crime will be parallel. so he was happy to join arms with mayor adams. when you look at the foreign policy challenges he's facing, he had to make a tough decision on a raid in syria today, whether to do a drone strike or to go in with special forces. he made the calculated risk, especially because of the cost to civilians. he saw obama go through that. the most interesting one is russia. biden is somebody who has always operated based on personal relationships. he tried to build a personal relationship with vladamir putin in geneva this summer, but it's been interesting as he's been navigate thing crisis, he says he doesn't even know that putin's own closest advis

many americans know about the ongoing border crisis and its root causes, joe biden and his crisis-ridden failed administration with a 33% approval rating, yet i don't believe the american people are aware of the united nations involvement that aids migrants on their expedition to our southern border. according to one of the witnesses that parties payed in our hearing yesterday, todd bentzman, u.n. agencies such as the international office of migration and the united nations commissioner for refugees and their counterparts are providing assistance including financial assistance to help migrants on their journey. # where they will eventually attempt to illegally cross the united states border. this witness said they supply reusable cash cards worth hundreds of dollars each and cash-filled envote lopes to stloins my frant trail from south america to texas. this is unbelievable, illogical and just plain wrong. the united nations is actively subverting the safety of our southern border theism about that statement for a moment. just think about it. but guess again who is funding the bill. it's

i'm sure and we can see a particular groups of those activists barack obama joe biden and i'm going to talk more about the roots of that nora comes from by focusing on on franklin roosevelt and i think it one of the reasons suffered in this much attention from historians as it probably should, is been a real problem in history that there has been a says that when he came on the scene in the late 1970s organized the majority, that it was atiz that point that my evangelicals begin to critically mobilize is just wrong. anybody is red this last five - ten years, they know that's wrong and and perpetuated and spread that evangelical or political until the last couple of generations. but what i will show you today is how the rise of new liberalism inspired new kind of evangelical political activist which organized itself into for the franklin deep roosevelt, what was the issue. the real issuey behind this is that they believed that franklin roosevelt was ultimately setting the stage for the antichrist. despite diabolical world leader deep power and so they believed it and they were convinced that we were living in an

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root for them but my heart says 21 / 17. [laughter] >> clearly we were all wrong. [laughter] >> explain themselves hats off to my powell joee back. i made no prediction. [laughter] let's go first why did you predict incorrectly when your little one said the rams? >> i should have listened to my kids. [laughter] >> i'm not letting you off the hook. [laughter] >> congratulations joey. you and your little one. >> right there. maybe she has a career in sports coming forward. i had to bet on the georgia bulldog. >> those are your lifeline if you want to be on who wants to be a millionaire? call your kids. >> just for the record, the kids were adorable. i don't know what type of brownie points you gave but you knew darn well the rams would win that game. [laughter] >> actually i was not rooting for either team for disclosure i'm not that big of a football fan i just lost my entire audience by saying that. [laughter] but i really felt that i was obligated to root for the midwest team. i don't feel that i last or one. >> my dad is from ohio. i felt i had to go with cincinnati. they were the underdogs. i love the story. we wanted t

about rooting for the home team and the cincinnati bengals superstar who is inspiring mission is scoring major points well beyond the game. at this coffee shop in athens, ohio, the most popular cup of joette. >> it had sprinkles that were bengals colors. >> reporter: it honors joe burrow. he played high school football here and to many he's a hometown hero. >> so we're givin total ths county food bank. >> cincinnati is heading to the super bowl. >> reporter: that spirit of giving reignited by the team's thrilling afc championship win. >> i don't even have words. super bowl. we're going to the super bowl. >> reporter: it spotlight back on a movement joe burrow helped start to make sure his southeastern ohio community has enough to eat. >> i'm up here for all those kids in athens and athens county that, you know, go home to not a lot of food on the table, hungry after school. >> reporter: after that speech, the donations started pouring in to this area hard hit by poverty. and now fans are once again uniting to keep burrow's cause going stronger than ever. in just the past two weeks, the joe burrow hunger relief fund received more than $108,000. that's nearly eight times more than the tw

root for him because of the standard he sets. >> yeah, a huge nfl fan. what i'm excited for are the goats to come. look at joe one to maybe eventually inherit the big shoes tom brady left to fill. >> your cowboys, we know who you love, what do you like about brady? >> i never liked him, i'm glad he's gone. any handsome quarterback married to a super bowl, nothing about him to like. i will say this about tom brady, i think the sixth or seventh pick for quarterbacks when he was drafted, drafted 199. story of perseverance, he worked his tail off. i'm kidding, i do respect him. i pull for the same team god pulls for, the dallas cowboys. >> jillian. >> i'm excited to see what tom brady's work is like going forward on mental health and mental fitness. i'm a big fan of stuff he's written so far. him and russell wilson are like carrying that whole mental health mantra into the professional sports world. i think it's wonderful. can't wait to see what he does with it. >> love it. all right, you guys. we are going to scoot out of here. "america reports" is now. >> sandra: as you just heard, nfl superstar tom brady offic

rooted in available evidence. and for some, that's a problem. both spotify and joe in available evidence. that is it from me in the team. coming up now, the weather but german on for the papers. good evening, today has been another mild day. the same cannot be said for tomorrow because cold air has been lying in wait up to the north—west, and it is now making its move south—eastwards. the cold air being brought in our direction by this weather front. a cold front, this generating heavy bursts of rain through tonight and, indeed, a little bit of wintry weather on its back edge. wintry showers pushing on across parts of scotland and northern ireland and some quite strong and gusty winds, but let's follow this progress of the weather front as it sinks south—eastwards across england and wales overnight. some very heavy bursts of rain on its leading edge. on its back edge, through the pennines, the peak district, hills of wales, even the moors of south west england, we could see some snow mixing in because of the cold air in because of the cold air tucking in from the no

everybody else in the country is rooting for the bengals. willie around joeto the bengals because i'm a patriots fan and they beat the rams at the super bowl twice in the last decade. but you made the david tyree reference. sorry, that won't happen anymore. cincinnati as we know has never won a super bowl. to be fair, the l.a. rams haven't ether. that was in st. louis when they got their title. what would it mean to folks in cincinnati? it's synonymous with decades of failure. what would it mean to region if they win on sunday? >> look, the last time we won a playoff game was 31 years ago. the last time the bengals were in the super bowl is 1988, 1989. i was 6 years old. this is not your grandparents' bengals or your grandparents' cincinnati. we're dope. we have incredible institutions bike procter & gamble, g.v. aviation, kroger. we have the third best children's hospital in the world. we are the capital of sport with our college football playoff cincinnati bearcats, our super bowl-winning cincinnati bengals, and we're a finalist to be a host city to host th

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joe biden's border crisis, record numbers of migrants pouring into the u.s. and staying here regardless of the crimes they committed. >> as white house tend to focus on root causeemigration the latest numbers show the people coming into the country illegally are not even from northern countries. >> you are from ukraine. >> and you are from russia. >> ashley: live in washington. >> that is significant that sound bite because not just coming from mexico or the northern triangle as we have seen but in fact, two different countries which the sheriff blames on the biden administration's policies, watched. >> from a community standpoint it is a mess. they won't prosecute anybody that enters the country illegally. >> todd: a number of criminal migrants increasing overnight the argument the secretary tweeting this picture of child sex offender apprehended along with two ms-13 gang members. this has president biden facing questions crisis at the border like hutchinson of arkansas. the president sitting alongside vice president harris who was attacked as the borders are had this to say. >> one of the fundamental things we have to do is today. is if you could figure out w

she said that the administration's response to this kamala harris and root causes totally laughable. >> steve: i don't think joe time we interview a larger they say the same thing we feel abandoned. let's check in janice dean for fox weather forecast. >> good morning. let's talk about what's happening in the northeast. spring like air and could set records for the warmth. there are the current temps. minus 15 in fargo. minus 15 in billings. cold air diving southward again. winter weather advisories central texas all the way up towards illinois, indiana and kentucky yet again. we have ice in store for some of these areas. so that's going to be dangerous. this is through friday as this front continues to linger and we have the potential for that frozen precipitation on the roads and the power lines and then all of that is going to come up here to the northeast on friday morning during the commute, and this is what i'm concerned with all of these big cities could be dealing with measurable ice and then big time snow especially north and west of new york city. new england area and upstate new york. you could get a