crazy. >> marianne rafferty. >> you've got me. >> unhinged. >> nuts. >> insane and crazy. he new portis mask to study an the old word is? >> the new word is masked study. in the banned word is? >> marianne, while he is thinking. >> i have no idea. kevin corke. jason rantz, save us. >> i am offended by new word. masked study, the old ford is blind study. the new board is detail oriented . very quickly, marianne. >> the new word is detail oriented. >> the banned word is? >> steve? >> i'm almost afraid to say it, anal. >> nope. jason, you've got to save us. actually i think i'd know this one. it is ocd. there you go the other one, by the way, was boring or uncool and the newport is -- jason rantz, kevin corke, thank you all for watching america's late news, "fox news @ night". . paradigm trace gallagher good night. when they got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? >> tech: that's service the way you need it. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ for our heroes in the military, li

marianne: welcome to fox news live i'm marianne rafferty in los angeles. major legal battle is brewing in new york between rideshare service uber and new york taxi and limousine commission. uber is suing or the need to raise fares. uber claims the hikes will be a blow to the entire industry. the taxi and limousine commission increased fares for the first time in 10 years and they plan another hike in the coming weeks. president biden plans to sign legislation to protect same sex marriage even if the supreme court revisits the issue. the signing is expected to take place next week. i'm marianne rafferty. now back to "unfiltered." s unco? losing your country and losing elections. how are we losing the black vote. the party of school choice, economic growth, how are we losing 90% or more of the black vote? black americans are just not doing well overall in democrat-led cities. these are citizens of the united states. how come their economic condition in a lot of these cities is horrible? here is the u.s. poverty rate. black america, 15.7%. don't you find it o

. >> todd: marianne rafferty has the details, marianne. >> could morning todd and carley. the first trip outside of ukraine since russia invaded ten months ago. zelenskyy said in or out of washington to ask more hope. he tweets come on my way to u.s. with the -- president biden and i will discuss cooperation between ukraine and the u.s. i will also have a speech at u.s. congress and bilateral meetings. outgoing house speaker nancy pelosi could not contain her surprise from the ukraine leader. >> to have complete total hero and the united states fighting for democracy, leading people who are fighting for democracy to bring honor to the congress of the united states. >> and speaker pelosi even sent a letter to members of congress searching to be there to vote on proposed $45 billion in an aid package for ukraine that reads in part, "we are entering a special session of 117th congress with legislation to make congress for the american people as well support for democracy. pleased to be present for a special focus on democracy wednesday night. $1.8 million already on the way t

. >> carley: marianne rafferty joins us live with moore, marianne. >> good morning, carley and todd.at the southern border of texas. more than 100 migrants believed to have crossed in this group alone making one of the largest mass crossings this year. vilma lucian sang some migrants caught and post back across to mexico to only turn around and come back . so for this year, nearly 2.4 million encounters setting records and straining the resources of state left to deal with the influx. title 42 set to expire in 11 days on december 21st and border states bracing for massive numbers of migrants. texas congressman pat fallon stressing how bad it really is. >> it's never been worse than it is right now. we have 300,000 border crossings every month when you consider the known cutaways. so it's a crisis anymore it is a catastrophe. >> in arizona governor doug ducey turning shipping containers and makeshift border wall where crew stacked hundreds of them topped by razor wire on arizona's border. governor ducey to hand off new elected governor katie hobbs who said she will consider all option

actually, grip. >> griff: marianne rafferty, thank you.rly employee dies from trying to stop a thief. surveillance footage here shows the moment back in october when a man was allegedly stealing pressure washers and an 83-year-old gary leapt into action. the robber shoved to the ground and rushes out of the store. the employee passed away last week do to complications from injuries he suffered from the blow. a medical examiner is ruling his death is a homicide if you're the is still on the loose. a spokesperson for home depot tells fox digital, part of the team for more than nine years and will be dearly missed. >> ashley: the police in mexico see 660 pounds of mental stuffed inside of coconuts. and on board of a truck traveling on the gulf of california that is right across from the border of arizona. mexican authorities say two suspects are in custody in connection with the blast. >> griff: here we go to the nfl has the cowboys, 19 prime time outscoring 33-6 in the second half. the eagles also getting a big win over the titans. and the f

in fact, more than reason, the ocean. >> that's marianne rafferty. reporting for us tonight. those present to order for christmas may not be under the tree in time because of the major winter storm that's been sweeping across the country. fedex is warning of possible delivery delays with the severe weather making it dangerous for drivers end the cancellation of thousands of flights of us. we have been reporting here. ups says significant weather events are impacting ups air and ground network. they could result in delays at the busiest time of the year. rising demand of amazon's thank my driver tip program has prompted the company to extend it. the program initially ran for just one day and then received more than a million requests to tip drivers. $5. those who want to tip their recent delivery driver can tell their alexa device. thank my driver. amazon says it has already reached nearly 5 million thank yous. well, amazon is already officially begun. making shipment deliveries using drones and that's to a customer's into city. so far one of those is locked 3rd in not san joa

marianne rafferty, fox news. california attorney general rob bonta is warning against illegal price gouging following yesterday's earthquake up in humble county, bata reminds all californians a price gouging during the state of emergency is illegal californians who believe they have been the victim of price scouting should report it to their local authorities. california law generally prohibits charging a price that exceeds by more than 10% of the price of an item before a state or local declaration of an emergency. more than three million people across the state were notified by phone about the humboldt county earthquake before it happened yesterday about 270,000 of those people were users of the my shake app, which is funded by the california governor's office of emergency services. those alerts gave users up to 20 seconds to prepare for the shaking as ktvu san, burly reports. the uc berkeley seismologists who helped to develop that app says it worked as it was designed to i didn't feel anything. so i thought,

reporter marianne rafferty spoke with a psychology professor about enjoying the holidays without goingoard. it's the most wonderful time of the year, with family gatherings and holiday parties happening across the globe. there is no denying alcohol plays a major role in these celebrations, but it can get out of hand before you know it. it's a social behavior, and so we tend to gather more with other individuals and we have more opportunity to drink and celebrate, according to the american addiction centers. besides the fourth of july, the time between thanksgiving and new year's day is when many people find themselves drinking the most alcohol. and it's not always for happy reasons. for some, the holidays can be a time of stress, loneliness and depression when we have physiological responses to stress that may trigger a craving for relief from that stress, and that's one of the reasons why individuals increase their drinking during the holidays and why it's important to monitor that behavior. there are ways to refrain from binge drinking. health experts recommend exercising and engagin

marianne rafferty has more now for us from los angeles.ost wonderful time of the year, with family gatherings and holiday parties happening across the globe. there is no denying alcohol plays a major role in these celebrations, but it can get out of hand before you know it. it's a social behavior, and so we tend to gather more with other individuals and we have more opportunity to drink and celebrate, according to the american addiction centers. besides the fourth of july, the time between thanksgiving and new year's day is when many people find themselves drinking the most alcohol. and it's not always for happy reasons. for some, the holidays can be a time of stress, loneliness and depression when we have physiological responses to stress that may trigger a craving for relief from that stress, and that's one of the reasons why individuals increase their drinking during the holidays and why it's important to. to monitor that behavior. there are ways to refrain from binge drinking. health experts recommend exercising and engaging in healthy

name marianne rafferty. now back to "unfiltered."an: this is an uncomfortable topic for a lot of people. you know what's uncomfortable? losing your country and losing elections. how are we losing the black vote. the party of school choice, economic growth, how are we losing 90% or more of the black vote? black americans are just not doing well overall in democrat-led cities. these are citizens of the united states. how come their economic condition in a lot of these cities is horrible? here is the u.s. poverty rate. black america, 15.7%. don't you find it odd a lot of these cities where black americans are struggling? the numbers are on the screen. it's not dan bongino's opinion. it's a fact that these liberal cities are run by democrats. black americans have worse health outcomes, too. listen to the numbers. here is life expectancy numbers. 3.6 years late. not days, not months. years. doesn't that strike you as odd? we can offer a solution here. how are we losing the black vote? at least these big liberal cities with large black pop

marianne rafferty has the latest, hi, marianne. >> good morning ashley and todd.and finding a way to get to their destinations and southwest airlines warning travelers unfortunately to expect the same. "we had a tough day and all likely we will have another tough day as we work our way out of this." the ceo to ensure travelers the airline is doing everything it can to ease passengers stressed with long lines and canceled flights. >> i want everyone who is dealing with the problems we have been facing whether you have been able to not get where you need to go were one of the heroic employees caught up in a massive effort to stabilize the airline to know that we are doing everything we can to return to a normal operation. >> yesterday, 85% of all canceled flights from southwest airlines. today, over 4100 flights have been canceled so far. more than 2500 of those are southwest, todd, ashley. >> todd: lawmakers have said about this they are working told southwest accountable for all of these cancellations, right, marianne? >> that is right. secretary of transportation

marianne rafferty joins me with the latest. marianne whack you tell us?fifa has a heart felt tribute with a photo and bouquet of white lilies to media seat at today game. 48-year-old was covering his 8th world cup and collapsed during arng tina and netherlands a spokesperson for the world cup planning committee said, quote, he received immediate medical treatment on site which continues as he was transferred by ambulance to general hospital we offer our deeps condolences. but new tonight a special correspondent for the sunday times claiming that press box had no defibrillator. there have been rumors swirling around the journalist unexpected death especially since he was very vocal critic of the governments and planning committee. his own brother believes there may have been foul play involved but we do know that wall had bronchitis and witnesses say he had reported feeling ill in the days and hours leading up to his death u.s. state department has confirmed that it is working to return wall's remains back here to the u.s. lawrence. lawrence: so shady to m

and marianne rafferty, now back to laura ingraham. >> how are you the viewers kept ahead of the curveng? well, you watch the show of course. so while the elites lie to you, we told you the truth. for instance, here is what we were saying on school closures first to some of those leaders, who were proclaimed as the big covid heroes. >> they are devastating congress clients is, of keeping children away from schools for extended periods of time. >> the sign says, that our students cannot go back to their normal routine. >> from the medical standpoint, the decision to put kids back at school, they should be a slam-dunk yes. >> we're going to have to schools remain closed, for the rest of the year. >> young people generally do well with the virus, but they do not do well at all, without in-person schooling. they managed incalculable. academic supply, depression, suicide, addiction, abuse kids we know is giant, >> or the civilian? no, terms is right. researchers said the students who a lockdown, lost the equivalent of about 50% of a typical school year, and math learning. one of the researc

i'm marianne rafferty now back to one nation. . >> first california maybe new york to pay reparations were in slavery california through the turn, looking at a plan to 2.5 million black californians but on 223,000 per person, is this possible question returning snow historian bustling author himself. lyndon johnson, richard nixon went not trained in soft pedal segregation or slavery produces the way in 2022? rex no i think what's happening is let's take on california. this democrats want to make a statement they are deeply concerned about the plight of black america and these reparations are way to trigger it. gavin newsom at probably has his eye on presence of politics if not 2024 than 2028. he sees this as a way to lift his stature within the democratic party. joe biden after all just move the primary to begin the upper iowa caucus. no more new hampshire it starts in south carolina think there's a lot of politics involved with this reparations. it seems to mean that something not going to track nationally in any realistic way picks how are we doing race relations wise? >> the bottom

will: marianne rafferty joins us now. >> reporter: shocking news out of qatar as a journalist grant wallying he was in the press box in the final menace of the match meaning argentina and the netherlands when he went into acute distress. the agent saying he had been feeling unwell during the match and complained of trouble sleeping, they performed chest compressions after he collapsed but wasn't immediately clear he died in the stadium or in transport to the hospital. grant's brother eric says he suspect foul play after wahl was detained for wearing this rainbow pride shirt. homosexuality is, lysed in qatar, many fans and players faced scrutiny for their support of gay rights. w wahl's brother says i'm gay, i'm the reason he wore the rainbow shirt, my brother was healthy, he received death threats. i don't believe my brother just died. i believe he was killed and i beg for any help. a spokesperson for the state department says the agency is engaged with qatari officials to find out what led towahl's jeff, i'm grateful for so many friends who reached out tonight, i am in complete shock. t

lisa: marianne rafferty joins us with more on all of this. marianne. >> reporter: good morning.ks four weeks since the murders of four university of idaho students and police still don't have a suspect. they continue to ask for patience as they investigate the horrific crime as the university grapples with the devastating loss. the president playing tribute to the slain students during the winter commencement yesterday. >> it's been a tough few weeks for our community. i want to acknowledge an enormous loss in our family, ethan, zana, mad matty and kaly were taken from us far too soon. >> reporter: police warn a dangerous killer is still on the loose, saying, quote, we want to remind the public to stay vigilant, travel in groups and communicate with family and friends as you travel. the father of kaley offering support to a police in a statement saying we agree to stop interviewing for a week and give the local police department a chance to communicate a cleaner narrative. we believe week three was the best delivery of meaningful communication. we were told case progress is on t

i'm marianne rafferty, now back to "life, liberty & levin." "life, liberty & levin". ♪. welcome back america. gordon chain, are you concerned joe biden may be all gummed up with the communist chinese financially and otherwise? are you concerned we have companies in america that basically take direction from the communist tiny chinese government like apple which has prevented through its iphones the communication among and between chinese citizens or other corporations in this country and provide them with economic vitality such as it is? or even propaganda on their behalf or even their silence their self-censorship of what you think? what you make of all of this? >> he got to be concerned about both. with president biden himself there has not been an investigation into his there's not been a proper investigation into his relationship with a china especially regarding hunter. there is a money trail there. investigators should be pursuing it. they are obviously not. with regard to these large u.s. companies they have taken the position they have a social responsibility to

but certainly not plastic reporter marianne rafferty takes a look at the dangers of microplastics thatdining room table. >> plastic could be one of the main ingredients in your upcoming holiday meal. that's according to researchers in england studying microplastics, tiny pieces of plastic debris measuring in at less than 5 millimeters. in the experiment. scientists prepared 2 similar christmas dinners featuring a roast chicken and various sides. we look to the plastic wrapped in a plastic wrapped in a we cook them to see how many microplastics win them. >> and the results may shock you. >> found 7 times more microplastics in the right to know than than on right about 55,000 particles in that norman wrapped in a on about 230,000 in the wrapped in a. >> but it's not just on christmas. researchers say if you eat one premade meals wrapped in plastic every night for a year, you'd be ingesting about 10 grams of plastic. that's the equivalent. 2 of these a year and based on how prevalent plastic is in our daily lives, scientists say you may never be able to avoid eating it. that's because the

. >> i'm marianne rafferty in los angeles. law enforcement officials along our nation's southern border are gearing up this morning for possible chaos if total. forty two expires. the trump era policy is set to expire today, possibly triggering a wave of migrants into the u.s. unless the supreme court intervenes. president biden once the high court to let title 40 to end, but not until after christmas. the white house does acknowledge that the demise of title 42 will likely increase illegal border crossings. the policy blocks migrants from seeking asylum in the u.s. due to worries about the pandemic. >> and repair work is underway in northern california in the town of ferndale, following a killer quake, the six point four tremor claimed two lives and caused severe damage to buildings, homes and roads. nearly sixty thousand homes and businesses lost power. seismologists warn this could be the precursor to an even>> bigger quake. i'm mary ann rafferty. now back to lori. how are you? curve a the viewers kept ahead of the curve al

it will also give an additional forty five billion in aid to ukraine on marianne rafferty. >> now back to tucker. here's an amazing story. isabelle von spruces, the leader of 40 days for life campaign in birmingham, england. >> she's not a terrorist. >> she's the opposite . she's someone who prays a lot literally this month. she was praying silently outside an abortion clinic in birmingham. she wasn't yelling or carrying a sign or blocking the doorway, doing anything disruptive. >> she was just praying, praying, not to the government, to god. and that's not allowed anymore. so police approached her and arrested her and charged with violating a public space protection order and committing, quote, antisocial behavior. and we're not making this up. it was caught on video. here it is . >> how do you feel today? do understanding what have you thought that this is an abortion crime? and so i ask you one school, will you voluntarily come with us now to the police station for me to ask you some questions about today and for the days where there are allegations that you are? i i've got a choice

i'm marianne rafferty. now back to tucker carlson..no >> well, like a lot of other neo liberal propaganda sites, semaphore seems to have takenn o a lot t of money from fraudster sam bank, been freed , indicted, fraudster sam bakemanf freed , who passed around money to the media to gerun met cover we can continue committing fraud against over a milliontake investors.? >> how much should some before take? they won't tell us , but it looks like in the millions now, hiat's money that doesn't belong to them or bank freed . it belongs to his defraudeds, investors. so shouldn't semaphore at give that money back ?oney is not a law. of obvious seems kind of obvious. a few weeks ago we asked bensmi smith,th who runs before that question. we were told they're not givingn the money back until the biden distraction forces them, to which we're not goingat's not to happen any time soon. goisince they exist to cover fo the bush administration.e biden. probably just bending it probably just spending it like it's theirs, but it's notth theirs. that appe

fox news correspondent marianne rafferty has more it's e year, with family gatherings and . no denying alcohol plays a in these celebrations, but it can get out of hand before you know it. it's a social behavior, and so we tend to gather more with other individuals and we have more opportunity to drink and celebrate, according to the american addiction centers. besides the fourth of july, the time between thanksgiving and new year's day is when many people find themselves drinking the most alcohol. and it's not always for happy reasons. for some, the holidays can be a time of stress, loneliness and depression when we have physiological responses to stress that may trigger a craving for relief from that stress, and that's one of the reasons why individuals increase their drinking during the holidays and why it's important to monitor that behavior. there are ways to refrain from binge drinking. health experts recommend exercising and engaging in healthy social interactions. the more that you can spend quality time, with friends and family talking about , you know, stresses in