hospital waiting lists or the stories of people who called for an ambulance and waited hours like mary jane, lonnie who's 87 year old mom fell one evening and hit her head. arrived at court to the following morning and left the total of 10 in the hall with the wages to the ambulance. then there were another 10 hours inside the ambulance outside the hospital. i believe the hospital, the, i need department is folk pushed that they used in the i'm going to the back of the, i'm going to sit stretches up an extra ward has what is individual stories like mary jane's there are stories told by data. so here's a stat for you. if i fallen ill or got injured in england in november and taking myself off to accident and emergency as a strong chance, i would have been one of nearly 40000 people that had to wait more than 12 hours to be admitted to a hospital department. now that is a 355 percent increase on the same figure from the previous november. according to the royal college of emergency medicine delays like this costing 300 to 500 lives every week. the causes pinch points and blockages to full war

it stretches out the next awards has what is individual stories like mary jane's there are stories told by data. so here's a stat for you. if i'm fallen ill or got injured in england in november and taking myself off to accidents and emergency as a strong chance, i would have been one of nearly 40000 people that had to wait more than 12 hours to be admitted to a hospital department. now that is a 355 percent increase on the same figure from the previous november. according to the royal college of emergency medicine delays like this a costing 300 to 500 lives every week. the causes pinch points and blockages to full wards and star shortages. we also recognize the big pressure that we're seeing played through in terms of ambulance. 100 delays is largely triggered by those who are fit to leave hospital, but delayed in doing so. we need to free up that big capacity. but also pretty much anyone involved with the n h. s. why this much cherished national institution is so critically ill and they'll teddy this, what we're seeing is the result of 10 years of under funding under staffing. and und

and that turned into "the last dance with mary jane." ♪ the last dance with mary jane ♪ ♪ one more timeback saying, "you know, i like the thing that happened accidently in between two of these songs." that's a tough sell sometimes, isn't it? >> i'm not trying to sell it. [ laughter ] i'm just sharing what i'm feeling. you know? like, if they don't want to do it, it's fine. >> rubin is now sharing what he's learned in a book, "the creative act: a way of being," out this week. it's his guide to harnessing creativity, something he figured out how to do his sophomore year at new york university in 1982. his parents wanted him to be a lawyer, but rubin had another idea. >> you decide the dorm is going to be the studio. >> it's going to be the deejay booth, drum machine, preproduction music area, yes. >> did your roommate have any say in that? >> he didn't, but he loved it. >> he was going out every night. he wasn't into booze or drugs, he says, the music is what drew him, and hip-hop was just starting to make some noise. >> what was it about hip-hop that attracted you, this kid from long isl

hospital waiting lists are stories of people who have called for an ambulance and waited hours, like mary janeo's 87-year-old mom fell one evening and hit her head. >> it was close to 8:00 the following morning. 10.5 hours we waited for the ambulance. reporter: then there another 10 hours inside the ambulance outside the hospital. >> they are using the back of the ambulance stretchers as an extra ward. reporter: here's a stat for you. if i were injured in england in november and taken myself to accident and emergency there's a strong chance i would've been one of nearly 40,000 people that had to wait more than 12 hours to be admitted to a hospital department. that is a 350 5% increase from the same figure from the previous november. according to the royal college of emergency medicine, delays like this are costing 300-500 lives every week. the causes, pinch points and blockages and shortages. we also recognize the big pressure in terms of ambulance delays is largely triggered by those who are delayed. need to free up that bed capacity. >> what we are seeing is the result of 10 years of underfu

you know from her "bring it on," "being mary jane," and "the inspection."three of her show "truth be told" is streaming now on apple tv+. gabrielle union will also be joining us [ cheers and applause but before we get to all that, former president and allegedly current presidential candidate donald trump once again lost his mind in a series of unhinged social media posts as the district attorney investigating his attempt to overturn the election results in georgia revealed in court that she's close to announcing decisions regarding possible indictments in the case. and even suggested that there could be more than one defendant. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: as you may recall on the days leading up to the coup attempt on january 6th, trump tried to pressure georgia's republican secretary of state brad raffensperger to manipulate the vote tally in georgia and overturn joe biden's victory in particular, there was that infamous line before it trump just confessed and told him what he was asking for. he wanted

>> mary jane. >> christmas is not over. >> no it isn't. >> what do you think of my jacket?esome. i like it. >> it's good? >> yeah. come with me for a second let's go this way thank y'all hello how are you? >> so this is the biggest part they call it most famous party in the street on main street they have bike and daytona 500 what's your name? >> britney. happy new year. i'm griff with fox news pete, will are in nashville what do you hope for 2023? better time management. >> better timing. >> time management. >> tile management okay. and what are you getting rid of for 2022 go away with thawfl. all those that have done me wrong done with all of those people. >> you done with them. >> mom included. mom -- no you can't get rid of mom. oh, my goodness gracious. all right happy new year. come on let's keep going. i don't know what's happening. let's just see what's up? what's your name? >> josh happy new year man i'm griff having fun. so like what's your new year's resolution what do you think? >> new year resolution -- don't drink or do drugs? >> it is basic but to eat better.

deadwood is a beautiful place and in the cemetery where wild bill hickok and queen mary jane are buried, it's a beautiful place. the trouble with deadwood is it's a little over commercialized. they have legalized gambling. there, so it's a little bit too heavy on the calamity. jane, curly and the wild bill. hot dogs, that kind of stuff. but it's okay. the other moby de texas is a town of about 100. it doesn't have a grocery store. it doesn't even have a taco bell, which i think in america is against the law. and there's not really much there other than that was where pat masterson had his fight. the war bonnet creek memorial battlefield memorial is in northwest nebraska. if you can find it, good luck. we spent about 4 hours going up and down dirt roads and about 104 degrees. and before we finally found a guy who said, i kind of know where it is and we got there. and it's basically a grassy field. it's got barbed wire around it to keep the cows out. and it's got one. there's a picture in the book of basically the memorial, which is nothing. so and northfield is a it's a pretty little tow

deadwood is a beautiful place and in the cemetery where wild bill hickok and queen mary jane are buried, it's a beautiful place. the trouble with deadwood is it's a little over commercialized. they have legalized gambling. there, so it's a little bit too heavy on the calamity. jane, curly and the wild bill. hot dogs, that kind of stuff. but it's okay. the other moby de texas is a town of about 100. it doesn't have a grocery store. it doesn't even have a taco bell, which i think in america is against the law. and there's not really much there other than that was where pat masterson had his fight. the war bonnet creek memorial battlefield memorial is in northwest nebraska. if you can find it, good luck. we spent about 4 hours going up and down dirt roads and about 104 degrees. and before we finally found a guy who said, i kind of know where it is and we got there. and it's basically a grassy field. it's got barbed wire around it to keep the cows out. and it's got one. there's a picture in the book of basically the memorial, which is nothing. so and northfield is a it's a pretty little tow

michael little mary poppins brought up jane michael this time will take care of the children. as do all the inhabitants of cherry street, however, the very accomplishment in everything is the wonderful cast of emily blunt meryl street collin, firth. go to the vandyke, the same one who played the chimney sweep in the famous musical mary poppins 64 years ahead in the new film fabulous scenery, special effects, a lot of music and dancing. otherwise, director rob marshall is also a professional choreographer. a magic nanny is not needed for miracles, the parents' bank card is responsible, a good new year's tradition to watch home alone the second part already today on first yes, what is yes the best incident in my life. and these are our wizards. old man hottabych will fulfill any desire; we fly to hot india on a magic carpet. missed the real russian winter. frosty here, as here, and what a fairy tale without a luxurious ball. cinderella in color on the first is terribly harmful not to go to the points when you deserve it. another real magician mark zakharov, the heroes of his uni

can let go and beat over the world, when my heart calls to fly jane, i remembered everything, it’s true that all our adventures with mary happen. i swear everything is true so easily in my soul that it’s time for me feed me the birds daring to let him go and in heaven in the seventh he will find his happiness when the heart calls and sings. we can order and just believe that we all fly, that it was gone and the tears are meaningless, we must understand this again, the sun has risen in a mysterious fog, no one knows that from tomorrow we will expect this one looks like you one face. and someone fell turtle very pleasantly, it would only be to invent something in the heart. i despair of course, adults will forget everything in the morning, as usual. the last one left is mary poppins. i believe yours. yes, you can see my self perfection in everything well, here we are at home nice. time to go home. channel one continues a unique musically spaceless, amazing experiment or just fantasy less words more fantasy, let's start. the siren is a charming beauty with an insidious character in her voice, you can hear the whisper of th

mary from pennsylvania. >> pennsylvania. >> pennsylvania. >> hi to jane, hi, jean we know you love "fox & friend."res, do you like the warm temperatures? pretty nice we don't want to see snow but a snow deficit in the northeast. we do have the potential for severe thunderstorms for friends in kansas city. south of that with large hail my damaging winds and possibility of tornadoes here. behind the cold air and snow that will pilot for the rockies ultimately to the upper midwest. double the trouble and look at the snowfall troubles in colorado, close to 3 feet of snow and that is one of the big stories we will follow on foxweather.com. say hi to brian kilmeade, everybody. [cheers and applause] >> brian: and then go to barnes & noble and pick up the eye of the storm. >> ainsley: i will go with them. >> brian: no, you have to stay. a nonprofit paying its way forward to bridge the gap between police officers and the communities in which they serve. let's check in with dana perino. just yesterday, i was on "the five" with you. >> it was interesting if greg gutfeld asked if people love you. janice does.

who's got are there questions that bob mary don't know. you can jane. i'd be interested talking having you talk is common with ronald reagan and i know from the book and i think remember from talking to him that that was a connection that he and reagan and then for the panel maybe a little bit about barbara's view of reagan my reading of the book indicates that to me that he didn't get reagan in and came from a different part of the party that was not his element of party but he was slow i think to perceive the the political potency that reagan was bringing the to american politics. let's start with the doodling. that was his art form and. he developed it over time. he he did these really remarkable freehand doodles. he would get a pad just like this start in the middle and then do can set concentric lines or rings or and build it out from the center this all of this is to say he was he was using to focus on what he was listening to in the meeting what he was doing. he wasn't distracting himself. he was actually pulling himself in and kind of the chaos

mary? just her her i i'm reminded of what lionel trilling said of fanny from jane austen's mansfield park.n evening with her would not be undertaken lightly. i'm not sure i would have wanted to spend a great deal of time with mrs. lincoln, but that said, i think that she saw possibilities in him. he saw possibilities in. i know that the lincoln marriage is perhaps as contested did an element in the lincoln scholarship in historiography as anything else which is kind of remarkable. she caused him a great deal of pain in the white for being seen as a scandal. stuff was. but that comes and goes. but the fact that people worried that she was a confederate spy that didn't help much is not her fault necessarily wasn't. yeah, of course not. but but it was it was difficult i think that all in. i think she could have been a more stabilizing force for him but what we don't quite know is whether he did the work to be a stabilizing force. her it was you know on circuit would was his happiest time was in his life was probably on circuit it was probably very meaningful to him in nearly as well as politi

jane, who talk to bill confluent who was a accountable intern. and then a moynahan staffer. you really have achieved, honest to god. and then with the help of my former colleague robert mary, who also covered barber conable. i covered him for a number of years for the wall street journal. that's what we have today. and then the other two powers served congressman barber conable in the ways and means committee. jim jones a, democrat from oklahoma who went to congress after serving as a top aide to lyndon johnson. and left a real mark there if his faith hadn't turned so read he probably would be a senator or governor for life out there. and hansen more from louisiana. hansen, i think you are the second republican ever elected to congress from the state of louisiana. >> first one for my part of louisiana. >> first from your part, and the second one. times have changed a little bit, haven't they, hansen? so let's just go -- wide on each of, you and i want to start with a person who knew him best from the very beginning. his daughter. and just go through a couple minutes of your reflections on barber and the book, and we can open it up for us and everybody here. >> all right.