john: it's going to be a big issue, no question about that. byron, great to see you on a monday as we kick off a brand-new week. >> thank you, john. >> john: andi think byron is absolutely right. it's going to be a big issue for the next two years and the upcoming presidential and congressional campaign. >> sandra: the pictures are powerful you are seeing in so many places, and right here in new york city what's happening inside that hotel, outside that hotel, and you are hearing from the residents in these areas. it's just a growing problem every single day, john. >> john: the fact that residents in the woodlawn neighborhood were not even consulted by the city about that old school being turned into a migrant shelter, it's a very big deal for those folks. >> sandra: it is. we'll watch that. meanwhile this, it could be one of the biggest breakthroughs, a program that can answer about any question and perform jobs in mere seconds that would take humans in some cases a whole day to do. so, how concerned should americans be about a.i. coming to take their jobs? >> john: also you might wonder where you can buy stock in that, well you can't. irania

john, it's an uphill battle. and the workers out here raking up the debris, trying to get the restaurants and businesses back in business. john. >> johns there. more like we see in florida than in california. robert ray, thank you. and a little later on, talking with the scripps institution of oceanography what's causing this and how long it's expected to last. you can download the app for free at foxweather.com and scan the qr code on the screen and coming up, we will ask marty what is causing this. rivers in the sky is really what's to blame here, sandra. >> sandra: really looks like the situation could be gets worse, at least 14 dead, absolutely awful the situation there and the flooding continues to get worse in so many of those areas. for those of us who keep track obviously on the fox weather app, and social media flooded with pictures right now of the devastation there, john. >> john: quite a scene there. >> sandra: investigators searching for a missing mother of three, switching efforts to a trash transfer station. her husband spent hundreds of dollars on cleaning supplies a day after she vanished. molly line is live in massac

john. >> john: john roberts in washington. you are warmed up, revved up ready to go. this as "america reports" freezing weather not stopping migrants from making the journey across the canadian border into the united states. border patrol agents have seen 743% increase at encounters in just the last three months. more than in the previous two years combined. >> sandra: meanwhile, south of the border, cbp sources say nearly 300,000 known got-aways since october. that averages out to 2,450 got aways a say. >> john: streaming through south texas. texas dps in a high speed chase before a group of migrants fled on foot into the brush. >> sandra: eric shawn on the northern migrant surge but first, bill melugin is live in the rio grande valley. they do whatever they can to evade detection. >> sandra, absolutely correct and that sometimes includes the use of disguises, something we saw happen right here in the rio grande valley this morning. take a look at the images, right here in mission, texas, where we are, earlier this morning, texas troopers and border patrol arresting t

john. john: the new congress starting to set its sights on investigations that include president bide and big tech. house oversight committee member nancy mace on that and more, next. johni'm john scott and this is the fox report. it's the bottom of the hour. if you're just joining us, here's a look at some headlines. the memphis police department is disbanding the specialized unit involved in the january 7 arrest of tyre nichols. this follows last night's release of the body cam footage that shows police pulling the 29-year-old from his car punching and kicking him for three minutes after a traffic stop for alleged reckless driving. nichols died three days later and video's released sparked protests and cities across the country. three people were killed and four wounded in a shooting overnight in the upscale beverly crest area of los angeles. police say the three people who died were inside a vehicle parked in front of a rental property. four others were outside that vehicle and no word on any suspects. the makers of fire ball whiskey are being sued for fraud over their mini bottles not actually containing whiskey. the smaller bottles, which are called fire ball cinna

john. >> john: we'll keep watching the trial. ahead, sandra, you know, i'm interested to catch dick hartputlia, an intriguing defense attorney who likes this kind of lead witnesses down a road the witness does not want to go down. we have not seen him do that to any large degree at this point but i imagine at some point in the trial that will probably come. >> sandra: this has taken so many twists and turns. phil holloway and lori murray will take us through it. they are in recess, expected to last to 2:15 eastern time. in about an hour an idea how this is shaping up. state and defense finished with their second witness. see what happens sat 2:15. we'll be monitoring, john. the microsoft murder suspect making his first appearance in court. do police believe he had some help in what they are calling a targeted ambush of the father of four? breaking details for you. >> john: neither side appearing to blink in the debt ceiling showdown. could a new report on the dire fate of social security and medicare give republicans leverage to push through spending cuts. money man charles payne is here to break it down just ahead. >> are there reforms that need to happen for social security and medicare, absolutely, cbo has said it, omb has said it, anybody with any sense knows we have to reform those programs. all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work, helping them achieve financial freedom. we're providing greater access to investing, with low-cost options to help maximize savings. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. (vo) with verizon, you can now

john. >> john: good to be with you as well, and it's friday eve. john roberts in washington, begin with the fox news alert. >> people need to be conscious of the rules regarding classified information and appropriate handling of the, the rules are there for a reason. >> sandra: that was the fbi director sounding off as classified documents contestants add up in washington. the president facing growing backlash over his mishandling of records. he is expected to take to the podium in virginia a short time from now, to tout the economy. one of the wealthyest counties, by the way, he will be speaking in. >> john: we expect a lot of the speech will attack republicans economic agenda. no surprise there. >> sandra: the president's speech will focus on partisan politics, they are uniting. >> frustrated the administration stone eqwalls. >> it would not interfere with a criminal investigation. >> completely unacceptable. >> john: the bipartisan issue adds to the republicans long list of investigations but the president may put them on notice to foreshadow his lin

on monday, john. >> john: to say the least, she didn't have any information to give today. >> sandra: have a fabulous weekend from everybody. thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith. >> john story" begins. >> martha: right now on "the story," president biden is about to take off for the weekend for the white house and guess where he is headed? his home in wilmington, delaware, where he will undoubtedly visit the corvette, the garage, and all of that, the side of two discovery to classify documents that led to the special counsel probe into his handling of these documents. the press secretary faced another day, just a short time ago, questions around the timing of all of this. and why it took a reporter to ge

john. >> john: how does it know exactly what i'm looking for? that's the question i have. >> sandra: you can just be thinking it, right? >> john: i talked about it randomly one day and it showed up. the family of a tennessee man who died three days after a confrontation with memphis police is demanding answers. attorneys for the family say bodycam video shows nichols was tased, pepper sprayed and kicked by officers. the video has not been made public. charles watson is live in memphis. what else are the attorneys saying, charles? >> good afternoon, john. the attorneys for the family say they are expecting the bodycam video showing the violent confrontation between five memphis police officers and 29-year-old tyree nichols to be released. they say the public will see officers kick, tase and pepper spray in a beating four minutes. >> unadulter eighted unabashed beating of this young boy for three minutes. >> civil rights attorney ben crump, 1 of 2 lawyers representing the family, said the video was so disturbing that nichols' mother could not stomach more than one minute of the january 7th beating, allegedly took place 80 yards

john. >> john: you'll keep watching it for us. thank you. >> sandra: 118th congress is off and running officially, and with that, so are a series of investigations promised by republicans. probes into federal agencies, the border crisis, and the biden family on the agenda, how will these investigations be prioritized. national review editor in chief rich lowery is joining us on the new york set. >> john: california bracing for more severe weather after a brutal week that left 12 dead and hundreds of thousands without power. what they are facing as new storms from another pineapple express threaten the state. >> concerned, i was, but not so much anymore. see what the next week brings. i mean, look at it. look at all the water that we have right here in a short amount of time. people are workio build a better future. so we're hard at work, helping them achieve financial freedom. we're providing greater access to investing, with low-cost options to help maximize savings. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. dad and i finally had that talk. no, not that talk. about what the future looks like. for me. i may have trouble getting around, but i want to live in my home where i'm comfortable and my friends are nearby. i can do it with the help of a barber, personal shopper and exercise buddy. someone who can help me live right a

but the government union john said not just federal workers are missing from the places downtown. john. >> johnsandra. >> sandra: hbo host bill maher is putting the white house on notice for the problems in the nation's schools. >> anything to do with schools or education is something really the democrats have to answer for because they control it. what's going on in the schools is outrageous. and somebody needs to answer for it. >> sandra: let's bring in "fox & friends" weekend co-host pete hegseth and miseducation of america. i'm sure you have nothing to say about this whatsoever. >> bill maher seems to be swallowing the slowest red pill of all time, thankfully he's willing to say it out loud. when there are schools transitioning young people from one biological sex to another and then they believe they shouldn't be notifying parents, or there are schools that are teaching white kids that are oppressors and black kids that they are victims and parents are never notified and told this is not critical race theory, it's just diversity, equity and inclusion, we should be saying how in the heck di

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john: drive if you can. fly at your own peril. thanks, john. >> sandra: thank you, johnhank you. >> disgraced the house of representatives and we do not consider him one of our congress people. >> he has betrayed the public's trust. and given insincere glib and insulting answers when asked legitimate questions about his finances and his background. >> john: some of the strongest condemnation yet against new york congressman george santos. members of his local republican party in long island telling the newly sworn in congressman to step down and step down now. this after santos was caught in multiple lies about his background and experience and raised questions over his campaign finances. congressional correspondent aishah hasnie is live on capitol hill with the latest. santos is defiant. >> he is, john. he is not stepping down, at least today. in fact, he told reporters this morning i will not when asked if he would be stepping down. take a look at this video, he didn't even look upset as he got into an elevator leaving his office without taking any more questions and t

john, jam-packed two hours here and got word they are -- they are now going into a ninth vote. >> john: this will tie 1923, except they got a speaker on the ninth vote in 2023. >> sandra: unbelievable. the house floor on capitol hill, drama continues. i'm sandra smith in new york. >> john: i'm john roberts. i have a sense something will move in the next couple of days. martha with "the >> martha: good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. moments ago, house republican leader kevin mccarthy failed the eighth time to secure enough votes to become the speaker of the house. that small republican faction blocking him shows little signs of budging in their position at this hour. so both sides of the gop fight are here with us on "the story" today.

john. >> john: john roberts in washington, good day to you, too. the survivor joins us with insight what the surviving students in idaho are likely going through and what could come next. not all that's new at 2:00. >> sandra: seattle public schools are warning students are in crisis, a habit driving them into depression and turning classrooms into ground 0 for mental health. that habit, social media. >> john: all new at 2:00, the school district serving more than 50,000 kids is suing big tech companies taking them to court for "exploiting the vulnerable brains of youth." 91-page complaint ties tech giants, including tiktok, facebook and others to disorders among kids, including anxiety, depression and cyber bullying. >> sandra: and only getting worse with social media use growing in recent years according to a 2021 study. on average, 8 to 12-year-olds use about five and a half hours of screen media per day. 13 to 18-year-olds use about eight and a half hours of screen time. that is up from the pandemic, and while the tech giants are not liable for

i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts.rtha starts now. >> thanks. good afternoon. i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum. the attorney for the family of madison brooks that was struck by a car ahid on "the story." why he says the family is blown away by new developments in the case. as the clock winds down on the covid public health emergency, the probe in the pandemic-era fraud is ramping up. a federal watch dog now revealing questionable social security numbers were used t

john. >> john: john roberts in washington. friday eve, what a friday eve it is. moments ago, statement from robert hur, i will conduct the investigation with fair, impartial and dispassionate judgment, without fear or favor and honor the trust placed in me to perform this service. lots of questions this hour as we lay out the timeline of the justice department's handling of the classified documents. it begins with the unprecedented raid on former president trump's home at mar-a-lago over the summer. the fbi seizing records from the estate with some of them marked top secret. >> sandra: and a month later, president biden shamed his p pred -- predecessor. >> irresponsible. >> john: after documents were found a week before the midterm elections. >> sandra: we have just learned, u.s. attorney garland appointed a u.s. attorney to look into the documents on november 14th. that, of course, was just four days before he announced a special counsel in the trump investigation, and all of this bringing us where we are today. another batch of documents found in biden's delawar

john to be baptized by him. john restrained him and said to me, i must be baptized by you. and should you come to me, but jesus said to him, leave the answer to me, because it is our duty to fulfill all truth, then he allows, and after being baptized, jesus immediately came out of the water, and behold, the heavens were opened to him, and he also saw the spirit of god descending like a dove and alighting on him, and behold, a voice came from heaven, this is my beloved son in it is my glory , o lord, in the name of the father and the son and the holy spirit. glory to jesus christ. dear brothers and sisters. i heartily congratulate you all. of the savior, his sermon begins before the baptism of the jordan. the lord lived as if in secret and did not reveal himself to the world. but he also sent before him the forerunner of the prophet john john, who with his ascetic life and preaching of repentance and announcement of the approaching time of the coming of the messiah prepared the people to accept christ. hence, the first meaning of the name of the current epiphany holiday consists in the fact that the son of god, the savior, christ, the messiah, presents himself to the world openly, begins preaching the gospel, proclaims the news of salvation, god himself to the world not through signs and images through a vision, not through the words of the prophets, but directly because he became a man, this is what the scriptures of god say about it: no one has ever seen the only-begotten son whom he revealed in the bosom of the father, and the savior himself, responding to the request of the apostle philip to show them the heavenly father, says: “whoever has seen me, he and saw the father in ancient times, only the chosen holy people could see god face to face, for example , according to the word of scripture, the lord spoke to mos

john: thanks, marty. giving us an education to what's going on. we appreciate it. >> you're welcome. thank you. >> john: now you know what an atmospheric river is. >> sandra: indeed. >> john new pictures coming in the we can pop them up. our chopper footage of the devastation and flooding that we continue to see there. rescues taking place. people fleeing their homes, john, this is ongoing and appears to be getting worse in a lot of these areas. >> john: again, it's like california desperately needed the water. it didn't need it this way. so you know, it's feast or famine there when it comes to water. >> sandra: amazing pictures here. wow. obviously a guy with his tripod to tell these folks stories. we'll stay on that. a story that could be impacting 40% of all american households. the biden administration is said to be cooking up new rules when it comes to cooking in your home. a possible ban on gas stoves. hil hillary, everybody is talking about this. >> they say if you can't take the heat, got out of the kitchen. the biden administration is trying to take the heat out of your kitchen with this ban. a ban on gas stoves is on the table. that i have concern that gas stove

friday, john, as we head into the weekend but not without a lot more breaking news happening this hour, next hour, and on into the evening. because we are going to highlight -- go ahead, john. >> john: we will find out who the new rnc chair will be in the next hour. >> sandra: indeed. watching for that news to break, and watching the white house because we do anticipate a white house press briefing, originally scheduled for this hour, it's moved to 2:00 eastern time. so that should be happening about 25 minutes from now, as we await the release of the video of tyre nichols being beaten by police, that video is expected to be released tonight ahead of that the memphis police chief is warning footage is heinous. we will see what happens in the white house briefing room as far as questions to the white house on all of that, ahead of the video release. and the growing classified documents scandal, front and center likely again in the briefing today. and by the way, next hour, our own rich edson will talk to mike pence about the classified documents found in his home. brand-new reaction from the former vice president next hour. meanwhile, south carolina attorney alex murdaugh back in co

john, great to start another day with you. >> john: good tuesday to you, sandra. this is "america reports." critics are accusing the president of ignoring the growing challenge for new york city mayor adams to find housing for the tens of thousands of migrants residing in the five boroughs. right now, a group of migrants are refusing to leave to go to brooklyn to a shelter. >> sandra: immigration activists have joined migrants t protest the city's move to bus them off to a site they say has inhumane conditions. as today's cover of the new york post puts it, the protests are "insane." >> john: david lee miller is live outside the watson hotel in midtown manhattan. any progress in resolving the conflict today? >> there is a possibility of some resolution on the horizon at this hour, john. there are none of those activists here at the hotel that we are aware of. but the standoff does kin between the migrants and city officials. a group of about three dozen migrants, all of them single men, remain living on the street on the west side, refusing to give up their encampment. they have been living in a hotel at the city's expense, but they have been relocated. some rejected the new housing provided by the city, a brooklyn cruise ship terminal, saying it was not comfortable, sanitary and too far from the subway, they want to stay on the street. some boarded busses to brooklyn and the commissioner for immigrant affairs met with some migrants, even boarded a bus with them going to that temporary facility telling them not to believe everything they have heard. >> rumors are spreadin

john: do you know how much money i would have if we had that policy? [laughter] >> sandra: i don't know. >> john: i could retire today. >> sandra: so you are a fan, ok. >> johnally a fan. i like that. they are on vacation, leave them alone. >> sandra: all right, well i'll expect it from you, john. i say you can never bother me, reach out any time. with technology i can shut it off if i want to. >> john: you can, and people are like why didn't you answer your call, answer your email. did you get that email i sent you at 3:00 in the morning. >> sandra: you've sold me on it, i'm a fan now. on to one of our top stories, critics calling out the white house for waiting two months to reveal how top secret documents were found at then vice president biden's private office. harold ford, jr., co-host of "the five," and garrett ventry. all right, love having you both here. >> suzanne called me, i would answer the phone. >> i will pick up my phone any time. >> sandra: how do you think your party is handling this, and why is there not more democrats saying we have some serious questions what went down here and when the president knew it and when he shared it obviously wi

it's a good place. >> sandra: by the way -- >> john: larry kudlow coming up. >> sandra: he's going to react to the comments from john kerry over in davos. >> john: you can play on a loop, it will never get old. some tragic news, a helicopter carrying senior ukrainian officials crashed into a kindergarten building outside of kyiv earlier in the day, leaving 18 dead, including the ukraine minister of internal affairs, the highest ranking official to die during the war. the cause of the crash is unclear, zelenskyy calling it a terrible tragedy. do we know yet, alex, how the crash happened? >> hi, john. well, preliminary investigations are still underway. ukrainians here say they are not ruling out any kind of interference but appears it could have simply been a tragic pilot error. ukrainian officials are dead, children are dead and wounded ab the people who live in the small town thought he were under attack, like some attacks in recent days, and authorities brought the victims out in body bags as residents there began to mourn. this is a very difficult day for the government as well, losing its interior minister, the first deputy and he is the he

john: see you back here in the states soon, thanks. >> thanks, john. >> sandra: good to see the general. border agents arresting 17 people on the fbi's terror watch list in december as migrant encounters set new records along the southern border. more than a quarter million migrants arrested just last month alone. fox news cameras on the scene with exclusive new video, matt is live in eagle pass for us. border patrol staying pretty busy there. what are we learning as the latest there at the border as far as the apprehensions and got-aways? >> sandra, here at the southern border, we often see migrants to get further into the united states. whether it's packing into a truck, some have taken private jets and griff jenkins shot video of a group of migrants hopping on to a train not far from where i am in eagle pass, about 22 migrants illegally crossed the rio grande river, then hopped on to a train, trying to hitch a ride into the u.s. migrants from all over, including guatemala. d.p.s. is seeing an increase in illegal train hopping, especially the del rio sector, and comes as the latest numbers were released, revealing 251,000 migrant encounters last month in the month of december, the highest ever. totaling 717,000 encounters in fiscal 2023. also 38 arrests off the fbi terror watch list. and one says a solution to be return to the remain in mexico policy. >> if there's only one thing that could change, reinstate the remain in mexico policy where when illegal immigrants come from all over the world claiming asylum, instead of letting them into the united states and into our cities, let them wait either in mexico or a safe other country until they are pro processed. >> 278,000 known got away since october 1st at the border. >> sandra: matt, thank you. john. >> john: we are awaiting a white house briefing with press secretary karine jean-pierre. we are expecting a new round of tough questioning after even more classified documents were found at president biden's wilmington, delaware home over the weekend. plus, we talk to congressman darryl issa on what power congress has, as well as jonathan turley on biden trying to explain his way out of it. >> sandra: the government hit the debt ceiling, the negotiations are at a standstill. if nothing gets done will we, as a country, be at a major risk of recession? with major global implications. we'll ask robert wolf and grover norquist. both here on set to discuss. >> nobody should be taking the position that we are not going to negotiate, it's very responsible. speaker mccarthy offered to negotiate in good faith, i hope president biden does the same. [♪] if you have diabetes, it's important to have confidence in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control®. it's clinically shown

john. thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith. >> john: we'll see you tomorrow. i'm john roberts. tory" with martha starts right now. >> martha: all right. breaking news. continuing coverage this afternoon of a cliff-hanger in the house of representatives. republicans battle over who will be the speaker in the majority that they will hold for the next two years. house republican leader kevin mccarthy failing -- falling short on the fifth ballot to become speaker. blocked by another challenger from his own party. byron donalds of florida. he joined john sandra last hour after he also blocked mccarthy in the

john. >> john: wow. >> sandra: just horrifying. jonathan hunt on that for us as we learn brand-new information on this case. so the next time we will see him in court is january 12th. jonathan, thank you. >> john: bring in criminal defense attorney jonna spilbor, and through the month of december until we heard about the arrest of kohberger, a lot of frustration the police did not identify a suspect, the families of the four murdered students were all frustrated, in particular the parents of kaylee goncalves, but looks like they had kohberger in their sights as far back as november 29th. >> yeah, and police actually made a lot more progress than any of us, including me, gave them credit for because what we have now as is evident from the affidavit, the probable cause affidavit, a few more pieces of the puzzle. i don't know if alone these pieces will be enough to convict kohberger but i was struck by and read the affidavit very quickly. the fact there is direct dna on a knife sheath that was found at the crime scene is going to be -- that's a big -- a huge piece of evidence. because if his defense was going to be, wait a minute, you got my car, you may have had some cell phone records but that

john. i'm sandra smith in new york. >> john: big friday afternoon, john roberts in washington. we are watching a lot right now, coast to coast, all new at 2:00. in california, ronna mcdanie minutes from learning her fate as the rnc votes whether to keep her as leader. >> sandra: and in washington, look live at the white house press briefing room, karine jean-pierre is set to take questions. >> john: police officers accused of murder in memphis. city on edge and holding its breath as video of a violent beating is about to go public. the victim's family appealing for calm. >> sandra: we are learning more from the just released bodycam video of the attack at paul and nancy pelosi's home. another nonstop hour of news begins now. begin with the city on edge bracing for whatever reaction may come when video of a deadly police beating goes public today. hours from now, they will release the bodycam footage of 29-year-old tyre nichols, they say acts that defy humanity, steve is live in downtown memphis. steve, what are you seeing on the ground there so far today? >> sandra, right now a

john. your next up -- -- you are stuck, --next up, hi. john in new jersey, hello? one more time for john. in pitman, new jersey? ok. continue to call in the lines that best represents where you live and be ready to talk about that top issue. as you to -- do that, let's hear from indiana's governor. he gave his state of the state address last week to talk about what he sees as an issue, public health, and talked about his state's investment. here is a portion of that speech. [video clip] gov. holcomb: i hate to remind us, but i will. we rank 45th for smoking, 46th for obesity, 43rd for access to mental health providers and 41st for childhood immunizations among all states. our competition. but what really struck me is that our life expectancy in indiana has declined in recent years, specifically around those who are front and center to our future. working age adults between 25 and 64 years old. that is a pattern we have to reverse. i would politely push and prod and poke everyone to adopt the commission's recommendations, including a significant increase in our state's public health approp

well and john john and, and kevin mccarthy is on his way here. gentlemen, that's all all the time we have here. but i'll make my prediction at the very end being the host, the program, the end is the end of nato. and that'll be a good thing. ok, i want to thank my guests in washington alexandria and in paris. and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at r t c. you next time remember process? ah, ah, ah . ah the who's washington decides to supply care with 31 a ground tanks, not shortly off the berlin for now some interest and 14 of its leopard tanks. ukraine, as well as giving been known to allies to do the same. we are fighting a war against russia and not against each other. thank you for the united war against russia, with moscow labeling berlin's decision as a serious escalation, a law hundreds take to the streets in protest following the plumbing of the national current.

that's why we saw nancy pelosi go to taiwan with no complaints for what well and john john and kevin mccarthy is on his way here. gentlemen, that's all all the time we have here. but i'll make my prediction at the very end being the host of the program. the end is the end of nato, and that'll be a good thing. okay, i want to thank my guests in washington alexandria and in paris. and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at r t c. you next time, remember process? ah, ah ah. in 1884, the german empire began its colonial invasion into nam may be from the very start. berlin encouraged the white colonists to settle in south west africa and take away the best land from the local tribes. the germans were actively draining natural resources and using the local population as a cheap labor source. this was causing major and lead to a rebellion in 19 o 4, the hero and nama tribes rebelled against german colonial rule. kaiser wilhelm the 2nd was fully determined in order to suppress the rebellion with the utmost severity against the inhabitants of nam may be a germany through is 15000

what well and john john and kevin mccarthy is a good guy is on his way here. gentlemen, that's all all the time we have here. but i'll make my prediction at the very end being the host of the program. the end is the end of nato, and that'll be a good thing. ok, i want to thank my guests in washington alexandria and in paris. and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at ortiz. see you next time remember process . ah, ah, ah, is your media a reflection of reality? in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? high selection community. are you going the right way, or are you being led to some with what is true? what is great in the world up did you need to descend, ah, join us in the depths or remain in the shallows? with that when it was that i bought them all you have to be on with us. you know we do. mobile spoke with laura last with blash from. yeah, cuz i thought that was good enough. i just wondered, was it a love to let you know this was the quote what, what sandwich of yours worked for those? you will do it. oh, good with feet long. all you simply want it will

well and john john and kevin mccarthy is on his way here. gentlemen, that's all all the time we have here. but i'll make my prediction at the very end being the host of the program. the end is the end of nato, and that'll be a good thing. ok, i want to thank my guest in washington alexandria and in paris. and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at ortiz. see you next time, remember process ah, ah gracious, which a form of tens of thousands of years can give us important information into our climate and how it has changed over time. and what a scary is our glaciers are melting at an alarming rate. to learn more, we came here to mount ellis, to speak to victor couple of years ago, challenges who devoted his entire life to the topic. it is a fascinating, at times dangerous, and very important job a in closer to world war 3. that's the warning from some german politicians, as berlin agreed to send. 14 of is advanced tanks to ukraine. after months of pressure from nato allies, also this hour as protesters clash with police and peru, the controversial new president, it says sh

what well and john john and, and kevin mccarthy is on his way here. gentlemen, that's all all the time we have here. but i'll make my prediction at the very end being the host, the program, the end is the end of nato. and that'll be a good thing. ok, i want to thank my guests in washington alexandria and in paris. and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at r t c. you next time? remember process? ah ah, ah ah, is you'll media reflection of reality in the world transformed? what will make you feel safer? isolation for community. are you going the right way or are you being that somewhere? direct? what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths. will remain in the shallows. out edging closer to world war 3. that's the warning from some german politicians after berlin reportedly agreed to send it's advanced tanks to ukraine after months of pressure from nato allies. china says the us better mind its own financial problems instead of accusing beijing of being responsible for the economic crisis in african countries like sam via a

john, as we begin "america reports" with a new mexico district attorney announcing involuntary manslaughter charges against actor alec baldwin for the fatal shooting of a cinematographer of the movie "rust." >> john: john roberts in washington. decision comes 15 months after the initial incident. during a reher sal, he pulled the hammer back on a gun thinking there were no bullets in it, but it killed halyna hutchins and injured the director. >> sandra: and the armor will also be charged in the incident. michael and mercedes standing by. >> sandra: matt, what are we hearing in terms of reaction from the baldwin camp, matt? >> well, sandra, we are getting strong reaction from all sides in this developing story, including alec baldwin and the film's armorer, hannah guitierrez reed, charged with involuntary manslaughter, face fines and up to 18 months in prison if convicted. baldwin's attorney has responded writing in part this decision distorts halyna hutchins tragic death and represents a terrible m m miscarriage of justice. he relied on the professionals with whom he worked who assured him the gun did not have live rounds. we will fight these charges and we will win. the film's armorer, hannah reed, is

that's why we saw nancy pelosi go to taiwan with no complaints for what well and john john and, and kevin mccarthy is on his way here. gentlemen here, that's all all the time we have here. but i'll make my prediction at the very end being the host of the program. the end is the end of nato, and that'll be a good thing. okay, i want to thank my guests in washington alexandria and in paris. and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at our tea. see you next time. remember process ah ah ah 3 with cynthia, florida is throwing a ball in the snow falls apart or stuck on this comes with from ours, from them to lower the, to it in bt dufrane, you could keep the way in the politicians kills of the with on the ship or was to live it. i'm done with him because a loop. welcome you. in the crucial chest middle school, all senior wookey bone is not pretty d still not a which is good. he's a little bit lou dvd well, they need to work with up. she's we can you video to fix that will be a good to go with us. when you go see, she'll be missed if they need to, then that'll set them off and you can

john. >> john: welcome to friday, this is "america reports." cheers echoing throughout the chamber repeatedly as hold-outs switch their votes to mccarthy, what is the longest contest to elect a speaker since the 1850s continues to play out. he has not yet reached a deal with the senate, mccarthy remains optimistic. lawmaker reportedly even making more concessions to hard line conservatives, some say they still will not support him. >> sandra: we will likely know a whole lot more as the minutes go on here. we are watching it with you. some mccarthy allies are acknowledge never enough compromise for some hold-outs. warren davidson is backing mccarthy's bid but more than four never kevin lawmakers who will never vote for him. we will have more with the congressman-elect, davidson. he is in front of the camera right now, we'll get to him in just a moment. >> john: fox news live team coverage, martha will join us with more perspective on the speakership fight, and chad pergram kicking things off this afternoon, live from capitol hill and here we go for a 12th time. >> here we go again but also some changes. we indicated earlier this morning kevin mccarthy was going to have to see some progress after the meetings last night and guess what, we have seen the dam start to break slightly. the past few minutes, six republicans who here to for had been opposed to kevin mccarthy who voted in favor of him. it started when byron donalds name was not placed into nomination at the beginning of the vote series here. here is the math that i have, the six who have voted for kevin mccarthy. we have dan bishop of north carolina, josh birkeen, andrew clyde, byron donalds, and anna maria luna. there are six. he probably to get higher than this. we are told probably 3 or 4 republicans out. so what that does is it lowers the bar as to what the total number is neede

been a tomboy myself up to a certain age, john. >> john: i know i was. >> sandra: great to have everybody joining us, a lot of news. i'm sandra smith. >> johnhn roberts. we'll see you tomorrow. "the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york city at the fox news headquarters. right now the justice department reportedly considering expanding their search for classified documents to other locations linked to president biden. that could include this beach house that you see on the left-hand side of your screen at rehoboth in delaware. the president was just at that house this past weekend.

well and john john and, and kevin mccarthy is on his way here. gentlemen, that's all all the time we have here. but i'll make my prediction at the very end being the host of the program. the end is the end of nato, and that'll be a good thing. i want to thank my guests in washington, alexandria and in paris, and want to thank our viewers for watching us here at r t c. you next time remember process? ah ah, ah ah, ah ah. for a time by the middle of the 19th century, practically the whole of india had been under the rule of the british empire. the colonial authorities had imposed that heavy death bringing the people into poverty and were exporting natural resources. and moreover, these authorities absolutely had no consideration for the traditions of the local population, treating them like 2nd class citizens. the british were showing signs of disrespect even to those who cooperated with them. the fact of ignoring the religious beliefs of the hindus led to the mutiny embassy voice, mercenary soldiers, serving under the british crown. rebellion began on the 10th of may 1857 in the garri

john. >> john: mccarthy receiving a fourth nomination for the leadership role, appears to be losing again as republican holdouts dig in their heels. byron donalds also receiving a nomination along with keen jeffries. >> my first vote for speaker of the house was for byron donalds. today i am rising to nominate byron donalds for speaker of the house of representatives. now, here we are and for the first time in history there have been two black americans placed into the nomination for speaker of the house. [applause] >> john: standoff ratcheting up tensions and raising fears of a longer term rift among republicans as the gop leadership remains on hold. >> sandra: congressman elect donalds will be joining us in a moment, byron donalds is watching for the final vote cast on the float and then hop in front of the camera and join us live. >> john: first we go to chad pergram live on capitol hill. chad, looks like groundhog day today. >> well, right now the one thing we know is that they are not going to elect a speaker of the house on this roll call vote. the first vote of the day, the fourth overall in the past two days and kevin mccarthy has not been able to get an outright majority of the entire house of people voting by name, so that means there will be a fifth ballot. now, a couple of things to watch for. right now they are up to 16 votes for byron donalds. in the other roll call votes here it was 19 on the first couple of votes there for somebody else other than kevin mccarthy yesterday, 19 for jim jord

john. >> john: don't punish the criminals, they do what they do. higher interest rates and inflation putting a damper on the davos crowd. why the economic outlook is not looking bright. >> sandra: plus, john kerry drawing some backlash for out of this world comments. >> so almost extra terrestrial to think about "saving the planet." >> sandra: he really said that. larry kudlow is here to react. ♪♪ business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reliable network. advanced gig speed wifi. and cyberthreat protection. starting at just $49.99 a month. plus, you can save up to 60% a year when you add comcast business mobile. or, ask how to get up to a $750 prepaid card. complete connectivity. one solution, for wherever business takes you. comcast business. powering possibilities. crowding davos and not sporting smiles with cashmere coats this year. dire mood at the world economic event in switzerland. leaders say countries are strained by high inflation and soaring interest rates. and how is this for a troubling sign, a growing number of americans now say they are spending more th

john, the last two hours, we've been watching this all this altogether unfolding on capitol hill. it is anybody's guess what happens in the next few minutes or so. >> john: we could be right back here again tomorrow. >> sandra: sure. >> john: doing the same thing and team 56 repeated over again, we could be here and march doing the same thing. we will see if there is anyway kevin mccarthy could convince the naysayers to come over to his side put i think there is two or three that will never switch. >> sandra: jim jordan made his best effort pitch the house for a moment ago. thank you for joining us, everyone in our coverage will continue. >> martha: thank you. continuing coverage here. i'm martha maccallum live in our nation's capitol covering this drama that we did expect and now unfolding in a fascinating way on the house floor. the new republican majority there is in a historic battle as a handful try to block kevin mccarthy from the speaker's gavel which he has wanted a long time and worked very hard to get in the mid-terms. bret baier is standing by on set

john berry to cover the election as a job is joseph rat, singer as a pope benedict the 16th in 2005 for d, w, and use a welcome john. a somber atmosphere in the vatican today. what should we expect? well, we will kept guessing until really until yesterday, because this is a pretty unique event. open meritus, right singer. but for the meredith benedict had been living in the vatican for longer as the retired pope. and he had actually been raining as pope and said we've had an effect to pope's and this was a very unusual situation. and nobody quite knew what the funeral would look like, where it couldn't be a normal funeral with which would take place for raining. but it's going to be a very simple ceremony for benedict himself said he wanted a simple ceremony. it's not going to be radically different from the kind of requiem mass that will be held for any catholic except at the end. they will be special prayers, of course, for the, for the hope a meritus. and he will be buried in the grotto beneath some pieces, basilica, and a post celebrating the funeral of a former pope. this is unprecedented. well, as i say, it's pretty well unprecedented. certainly, there was, it has been one case i was alerted to this by a colleague. i didn't know myself about this, to be honest. there is a case actually of somebody who had been a poker and was buried afterwards by a successor. but it is highly unusual, there is no set form as i was saying for this ceremony, it's going to be a very simple ceremony. and so we're looking at live pictures now of the same in and the vatican just described to us what it is that we're seeing and where the action is going to take place. where we see that the altar that has been constructed in front of st. petersburg silica is the mass is being held outside in the main square because that's simply because to accommodate the crowds. and the body of the late pope is in a seat, a coffin, placed in front of the of the altar. normally with a raining pope, there would be a quite an elaborate amount of ceremony attached to this, the breaking of an example of the paypal seal and the breaking of the ring. the paper this, this has been dispensed with because he wasn't raining any longer. the earlier interesting little anecdote is that the, the commemorative coins that were made during his reign will be placed in the coffin with him. that's something that, that happens when it, when it dies, and also the, the stole. but that he where where's that is given to all archbishops? it will also be placed in his coffin. but apart from that, it will just be a simple cedar wood coffin. it will be taken at the end of the mass innocent peters as i was saying. and placed in a zinc coffin that's a tradition of hopes. why exactly? nobody knows the lots of theories. it probably dates back to the papacy being an important political role. and of the importance of the pope in political terms and then into a 3rd coffin of food and he will be buried then under saint peters, probably in the very grotto that pope john paul the 2nd was buried in his backpack. john paul, the 2nd body was transferred to a chapel after he was proclaimed assent, and that to give more access to, to his relics as it were, to the faithful a chapel in 2 pieces, basilica, so that that grotto has become free as it were. and hope benedict for certain i think we buried that. ok, thanks very much for that. john. john barracuda. our guide through the suddenly i, when it begins in about, in just under half an hour or so, i had a that will have full coverage of the funeral to say when it starts in about a half. now, before that, let's catch up with some of the rest of today's news and we'll start in washington . we're a 2nd dramatic day in the us congress. republicans in the house of representatives have failed to elect a speaker following a sick vote. conservative for carrying the car is great to be the republican majority in the house is being blocked by a group of right wing hot liners leaving to file an appeal from former presi

john: correct. i did not know that at all. david: what was it like coming back? were there people cheering for you when you came back to morgan stanley? john: you have seen the film. [laughs] yes. david: for young people looking for a career, would you recommend a wall street career today? johnvid, there are not many jobs you can have as a young individual where you are always , always learning. ♪ david: so how did you build morgan stanley? were you focused on underwriting? john: i focused on what we did really well and what we did really well was build relationships with corporations, ceos. we were either number one or number two every year so that was very important. and then we set look, if we are going to be doing this and having these wonderful relationships, let's move in and become a very active securities business. so we ended up building a very large platform at the institutional level and over time, with dean witter you had the retail so we really focused on being an institutional firm with a very strong retail base. >> david: your predecessor was isolated, some people accused him of being. and so if you found people that were ignoring their clients or ignoring their employees, you would tend to tell them what you got? john: without question -- david: what you thou

john, john doesn't discriminate. you may blow up somebody artist or somebody else's set life, but the smell should put back to you on your own chef lights, your own space. ironic that went last december, which is for the same war. the russians do up their own set lives in the space just to show some muscle and show that it's something that happens to be able to shoot in our consent lives in wisconsin. us, which the target practicing with the me of the dish threatened the space that she conflicts of the space, station safety sheets, which means that it shipped parts of space to be come to close for comfort to the space station. sure everyone in the space station scrambles or to whatever. ready vehicle is dr at that point space station kind of life or situation. so that really arch it's without minute within a week in that's situation of the russian space. the 2nd space, 6 people from the space station to lifeboat or 3 of the russians. so it tells you that by showing up your stuff, you also can damage your own space op

john . john doesn't discriminate. you may blow up somebody orders or somebody else's sent life, but the smell should put back to you on your own chef lights your own space. and it's ironic that last december, which is more rushing to do up their own set lives in our space just to show some muscle and show that if something happens, we are able to shoot american satellites in wisconsin. the west michigan target practicing with the me off the dish. threat of the space them to context of the space station, the safety sheets, which means that it should part of space to be come too close for comfort to the space station. sure. everyone in the space station scrambles or to whatever. ready vehicle is dr at that point space station kind of life or situation so that really much it's without minute within a week in this situation of the russian space, the 2nd space, 6 people from the space station lifeboat are 3 of the russians. so it tells you that i should up to stuff you also can damage your own space operates. so again, it

anyone who tried to describe john tyler usually began by noting his prominent nose variously referred to aquiline a lot of the sources. john quincy adams notes john tyler's nose and a couple of his entries in fact you could even say at some point john quincy adams almost became obsessed with john tyler's nose among other things about the accidental president of the present without a pardon. but judge tyler passed on much more than his physical characteristics. key to understanding him and key to understanding how his addiction to pollock six developed. tyler it was very close to his father. his mother died when he was seven years old and the young boy took it hard as you might expect. he developed >> ailments and his father worried about him both because he was sickly and a nervous child small and frail. the turning point of sorts occurred when the future president was about ten years old the story at the very least it's probably embellished. i kept it out of the book critic edited out of the book the incident involved a scottish schoolmaster taught john tyler and several other boys in the neighborhood school not far from greenway seemed to take

thank you john. john hallman live in santos. china has condemned to move by several countries to impose cove at 19 restrictions on people traveling from its borders. those travellers are now required to present a negative coven. 19 t. s. the u. s. japan, italy and cutter among the nations that introduced the new measures after reported surge infections. when the un concord additional week i can go to, we believe that some countries have imposed entry restrictions targeting only chinese travelers. this decision like scientific basis and some practices are unacceptable. we firmly oppose any attempts to manipulate epidemic prevention measures in order to achieve political goals, we will take counter measures based on the principle of reciprocity. the funeral for 3 kurdish victims of an attack in paris is on the way a 69 year old mans. been charged with murder for the shooting, said a kurdish cultural center in late december. or from all, let's go to a summer binge of aid, who's in vio, labelle, the parisians

anyone who tried to describe john tyler usually began by noting his prominent nose variously referred to aquiline a lot of the sources. john quincy adams notes john tyler's nose and a couple of his entries in fact you could even say at some point john quincy adams almost became obsessed with john tyler's nose among other things about the accidental president of the present without a pardon. but judge tyler passed on much more than his physical characteristics. key to understanding him and key to understanding how his addiction to pollock six developed. tyler it was very close to his father. his mother died when he was seven years old and the young boy took it hard as you might expect. he developed >> ailments and his father worried about him both because he was sickly and a nervous child small and frail. the turning point of sorts occurred when the future president was about ten years old the story at the very least it's probably embellished. i kept it out of the book critic edited out of the book the incident involved a scottish schoolmaster taught john tyler and several other boys in the neighborhood school not far from greenway seemed to take

john: sarah, thank you very much. >> it is my pleasure, john. ♪ john: it's one of the great environmentalries of our time. scieists say that a 35-year-old agreement has resulted in the steady and promising recovery of the earth's ozone layer. located in the stratosphere, about 10 to 25 miles above the earth, the ozone layer is a critical protective shield, blocking the sun's harmful ultraviolet radiation. william brangham has more. william: back in 1987, after scientists discovered a dangerous inning of the ozone layer, 198 countries signed the montreal protocol, which largely phased out the use of substances that damaged that protective barrier, like emicals used in aerosols or refrigation. now, 35 years later, a recent assessment by the u.n. shows it is steadily recovering. in fact, much of the ozone layer is on pace for nearly full recovery by the year 2040. joining us now is dr. paul newman. he's chief scientist for earth sciences at nasa's goddard space flight center and co-chair of the assessnt panel that documented the ozone recovery. before we talk about the recovery, can you just