amanda knox takes us inside the interrogation room.tching the katie phang show only on msnbc. the katie ph show only on msnbc our right to reproductive health care is being stolen from us. i can't believe this is the world we live in, where we're losing the freedom to control our own bodies. we need your support now more than ever. go online, call, or scan this code, with your $19 monthly gift. and we'll send you this "care. no matter what" t-shirt. it is your right to have safe health care. that's it. go online, call, or scan right now. >>> even though president-elect donald trump was convicted of 34 felonies, he may never serve a day in jail. but many innocent people do end up behind bars for decades. according to the innocence project 25% of wrongful convictions that were overturned by dna evidence involve a false confession. joining me now is amanda knox who spent nearly four years in an italian prison and nearly eight years on trial for a murder she didn't commit. she now co-hosts the podcast labyrinths. she's also the author of t

secretary of war knox didn't know exactly how to respond. at this early stage in the american republic, congress and executive branch were figuring out what separation of power means. secretary knox went to president george washington and asked how he should respond to congress' request for papers. president washington considered the question and decided that there was going to be times where the executive branch should not share information with either congress or the courts. the reason for that is because the executive branch, the president, has a need sometimes for private counsel from his advisers. the president needs to be able to receive candid advice and know that that advice will remain private. so washington decided that that was a situation that will probably be occurring in the future. and he recognized that as an important aspect of the situation. however, hedetermined in this particular case that he could turn over the papers requested to congress and he did so. this first conversation with president washington and his advisers

john knox. thank you. "fox & friends" begins right now. >> steve: good friday morning, everybody.

john knox, the man with the famous name, by the way. thanks very much for joining us, john.er, cheers. >> thanks, stuart. stuart: fox corporation has donated to the wildlife relief efforts. you can donate by visiting go.fox/redcross or by scanning the qr code on your screen. >>> celebrities lending a helping hand in los angeles. which? lauren: many. paris hilton is volunteering at an animal if shelter. is she's trying to find owners for many pets who lost their homes too. >> hey, everyone. i am here at pasadena humane society today. i am here with this cat. he has been here for four days so far. we don't know who his other than is, so i wanted to show him -- owner is so he can go back to his home. i'm also going to be fostering another dog who was surrender or home in the fire. lauren: jay leno served food to firefighters. he parallelled this tragedy to 9/11. watch here. >> it's unbelievable. it's the biggest natural disaster -- not this that 9/11 was a natural disaster, but it's literally on that scale. i mean, it's the 10,000 buildings. i mean, you can't even -- if you dro

that's always said when there was a new knox capital in the india food coming up. so people because they have good interest. yeah, well that's just this only case, but there are like oh we cases and for fe left. so we can really see the option not just have 2 choices that can either go to, to present whether out of the if, because then there is mueller some last which, which goes to have them, or they can go into the food that they can build, maybe go to problem is so the reason is absolutely far corner of the body also with. busy may organization, the so called flu shots, the students organizations, fashion students, organizations, and they build the ideal watch from the corner of the cottage till today as people oh that. okay, that's the point. so we shall be, we should be very clear that we have about 5 minutes left. so i'll ask all of you to keep your answers a little tight. so i can hear from all of you on this. i'd like to broaden it out in the last 5 minutes that we have to a more europe wide perspective because you can't, you know, you can't miss the fact t

military is on stand by down 5 finances, tackle the others and mix the codes 1st female president knox, 100 days in office. thousands of support has to adapt to hit claudia shane pumps. talk about the policies that had made her so popular. on his vote, much as united of just being also in the english as a company, united winning own penalties at old trafford. 3rd round getting finished, and 11 the, the most terrific full of ethnic, cleansing, displacement and destruction that town palestinian officials are describing the as rarely siege and northern guns of this now lost for 100 dies. at least 5000 palestinians had been killed or missing. in the past weeks, israel has escalated its attacks. 70 children were killed in the past 5 days alone . the military intensified its campaign last october, claiming to prevent him off from recruiting. but human rights groups, the techs have deliberately targeted civilians and shelters and residential homes. nearly all it has been blocked, resulting in famine like conditions. hospitals have been attacked repeatedly, pushing them out of service, and is

and andrew bden arrives at knox and she runs over to get it. and lizzie being up on the stairs laughing athose events. and if lizzie up on the stairs, she's just few feet from where she would have seen abby borden dead in the bedroom. they put on the stand adelaide churill, who will testify. she's one of the people that arrived soon after the crime is committed and will mention lizzie is disconnected demeanors. somebody killed father and that had said when they said, where's abby? that lizzie had said, may she now deny saying this? oh, i thought i heard her come in. at that point, abby had been dead for more than an hour. the prosecution will put on stand alice russell, who will tell story of lizzie coming over the night before saying her father had enemies and she thought her family was being poisoned of their stomach ailments to some seemingly already defenses, and then being there to see lizzie burning address in the hours after the crime. lizzie in the courtroom, six fall river policemen will take the stand testifying about what they fou. w

john knox is one of those firefighters and he joins us now. get vaxed? >> yeah. good evening. yes, they did. >> jesse: and so how many of those people are you? i mean there must have been a couple more than just one. >> there was actually five that have been terminated at this point, you know. originally, back in december of '21, there was 160 people they put off and then concessions were made, exemptions put n.long story, but, yeah. they've terminated individuals for standing up for their civil rights, which they so gladly want to promote on another side. >> jesse: what kind of attitude runs through this fire department? >> you know, i've been with the fire service for 23 years. never had a blemish. a good employee. and i've seen the fire service go through its ups and downs, but currently at this point, i've never seen morale in such a poor state, and it's not just here in los angeles. it's across the country. in reality, it did start in covid. that was the beginning of a lot of the problems we're seeing right now. >> jesse: so it starts in

john knox. thank you. "fox & friends" begins right now. >> steve: good friday morning, everybody. fox news alert. we start with two major stories. at at 9:30 eastern time this morning president-elect trump will appear virtually from florida to be sentenced here in new york in the new york vs. trump case after the u.s. supreme court yesterday blocked his bid to postpone today's sentencing. >> carley: trump is planning an appeal after saying the highest court in the land made a fair decision. we will have a live report from the new york state supreme court. >> brian: five active wildfires continue to spread with little containment. the palisades fire, well, that's already burned about 20,000 acres. it's the most destructive fire in los angeles history. >> lawrence: the firestorm leaving at least 10 people dead and buildings. bill, what do you know? >> lawrence, good morning to you. unfortunately, these updates just keep getting worse. as you just mentioned. l.a. county now confirming 10 people are dead as a result of these catastrophic wildfires here in so space cal two happening at

the house was turned into fort knox, a barking, crazy dog who claws at the windows if he hears a doorbelln, there was no peace in the house. and i was like, you have to turn some of this stuff down. i can't live like this because he's like, i don't care. this is going to save our life, you know. just the fear that spread was absolutely amazing. dennis murphy: by july 2009, four months after the dewitt murders and six months after the lofton murders, detectives were stumped. we kept calling them, and they wasn't giving us no answer. so that kind of pissed me off because i felt like we deserved to know something. it was wide open. we had nothing. dennis murphy: you're out of your investigative playbook. anthony schartner: and then that's when it gets scary. dennis murphy: the detective had made a promise to patricia that he would take down her sister's killer. would that turn out now to be an empty promise? at this point, what he needed was luck, and luck was about to come his way from the most unexpected source. [gunshot] craig melvin: coming up, an unassuming neighbor comes forward with s

coach jj reddick's two sons, knox and kai, who lost their home in the wildfires.e simple act of kindness goes a long way in the healing process. >> it's our job to go give strength and give hope and give joy and sports are a lot of things, and sports can certainly provide an escape and a distraction. and hopefully sports and tonight can provide some joy as well. >> now the nfl and several of their teams donating millions of dollars to help those suffering in l.a. and as jj redick said it, they're quite well. sports can bring hope and inspire. and that's i think, the thing to focus on with these games happening amidst all the tragedy. >> yeah. and that's something, of course that you know well kawhi. so thank you very much for that. really appreciate it. all right. in our next hour here on cnn this morning in just a few hours confirmation hearings set to begin for donald trump's cabinet, the senior advisor for donald trump's presidential transition, jason miller, will be here to discuss. plus, breaking overnight, jack smith's report on donald trump's election subve

you see guys drop gloves, chuck knox, and then two hours later, they're having beers at the bar, ande like, what? and i think there's other times that other folks look at that and say, it wasn't barack obama, the one who called donald trump a great threat to democracy wasn't trump. according to some democrats. hitler. and they say, well, where's there's something going on here. but i agree with you, karen. it does bring me some solace that we are that people can still get together in a polite way. and as a presidential history buff, it brought me great joy to see all those men together politely sitting there. >> yeah. and alyssa, i don't know. i don't know what you were thinking, but i really personally was immensely touched by the relationship between gerald ford and jimmy carter. you know, they had a very bitter campaign. all these campaigns are bitter, right? obama, romney, whatever. they're always bitter. some more bitter than others. but gerald ford and jimmy carter actually legitimately becoming friends almost reluctantly after stuck on this plane together to and from the anwar

would like to see more evidence that says that they have supplied some this whether it's an offshore knox, is any item holder. consider that come all right, one hospital last week, the reporting on some channels and basically suggested that israel needs to attack medical facilities. my experience with israel tells me that the extremely unlikely . israel then claimed a showing some evidence, but maybe not enough evidence that the place had been used by almost to re establish a presence in jamalia. indeed was committed center in july they claimed the rest that are killed 300 homeless status in that hospital. furthermore, when they were allowing the patients to come out, they discovered that about half the patients were not actually patients and the rest of them as a young man who are almost offered is now i'd like to see like you and like, do you want officials? yes, more evidence, however, i don't think i can simply dismiss these claims and the pressure should be applied on israel to apply all your jo maximally. no doubt about that, right. okay. don't doubt if there's a moment suffering of

she was a former knox county juvenile court clerk, an office she held for 18 years. she served with great integrity and pride and was truly a public servant as she was one of the people. lillian was a great leader in the republican party in knox county, so much so she earned the nickname, and she really did earn this name, the bean machine. lillian also had a bean soup recipe she would can and give out to folk she is cared about. i was the resippet yent of that and my family was many times. she served as pest of knoxville women's club and was woman of the year three times for her volunteer spirit. if someone's name was in the paper, lillian would clip it and send it to that person. i was fortunate enough to receive that many times. just to let them know she'd read about she always had little ways to show people they cared and they felt it. lillian was a proud baptist and i have no doubt that the lord welcomed her with open arm a smile on his face. she'll truly be missed. i think the first thing she heard was well done, thy good and faithful servant, when she close he