let's go just to the el paso sector where mark meredith was.e encounters in first one hundred days, can see nearly 170,000 and they are up more than 220% from this time last year and that bottom number, mike, more than 78,000 known got aways, we don't know where they came from, where they are going or why they are here. we just know that the border officials observed them and were not able to bring them into custody. now let me just show you some video from texas dps lieutenant kris oliveras pursuing in the rio grande valley more of the got-aways, migrants who run and do not want to be apprehended an big part of the crisis. only time will tell whether or not that will be a part of the president's new plan to try and secure the border. here is what governor abbott had to say about the president's plan. take a listen. >> listen, this visit is about two years too late or about $20 billion short of what needs to be done. all it's going to do down there is rearrange the chairs on the deck of the titanic, he's not going to achieve any solution that i

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mark meredith is good. put him on screen, i want to talk to him.e us the latest on where this second try and shove documents was found and the implications thereof. >> reporter: these documents were found in the garage of president biden's wilmington, delaware estate, new information just released from the white house counsel's office in the last 20 minute or so, they say it was part of an investigation directed to see what other documents may be out there, they searched a biden part pretty in rehobeth beach, delaware but no documents were found, the president is speaking now talking the latest data from the consumer price index but we are waiting to see if reporters get any questions and about the latest information. merrick garland will speak this afternoon. the topic has not been announced but you can bet there will be questions related to what we are talking about. the white house facing pressure to determine what was going on behind the scenes the last few months and white is acceptable for the former vice president to have these documents aft

mark meredith in el paso. we are monitoring what is happening right now. the speeches, the news conference. if news comes out of that meantime other news of the day. getting reaction tonight to a story that broke on monday's "special report," revelations that classified documents have been found at the penn biden center in washington. those papers are connected to president biden's time as vice president. the wh white house correspondent peter doocy has the latest tonight. >> peter: discovered during a move-out from the sixth floor of this building a mile and a half from the white house documents with classified markings. according to cnn citing a source familiar they were dated 2014 and 2016 and some dealt with ukraine. >> i made three trips to ukraine just this year. >> others with iran. >> at the time president bush left office iran had dramatically advanced its movement toward ability to acquire nuclear weapons. >> u.s. attorney assigned to this case is john lausch who president biden tried to fire in 2021 because he is a trump appointee. biden backed

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mark meredith live in washington with more on this., oh, boy, what are we going to learn about dr. anthony fauci? >> anita, that is the big question and twitter ceo elonva said you will learn more about twitter's inner workings with past, present and teasing what is coming up where else, twitter? i hope you are having a great day for 2023 but one thing for sure it won't be boring. another week, later this week he will release dr. fauci files and how twitter handled dr. anthony paolucci through the height of the pandemic. a critic of dr. fauci and last month the white house came to his defense calling musk's quotes dangerous. he praised him last year writing the u.s. is stronger and more resilient because of his work. but congressional republicans are vowing to investigate dr. fauci and his accusations and he's not been forthcoming and no longer a government employee. dr. fauci said if congress calls him to testify, he will do so. >> i would be more than happy to explain publicly or otherwise everything that we have done. and i can't de

washington mark meredith fox news.an intern or attorney alex murdoch is due in court tomorrow for drugs riveted much of the country's charge of murdering his wife, maggie and son paul in june of 2021. senior correspondent laura inglis life with more on what we can expect as a trial enters in second week. >> hi jon we are expected to see cross examination of the last witness each exam on friday but entire trade experts outcome and law enforcement division of the restiveness led. as each investor call by prosecution takes the stanley provided piece of the puzzle to this grisly double homicide that left alex murdoch swiping 22-year-old son dead from close range gunshot wounds. most of what we learned in the first week of testimony was about the evidence in this case, who collected it, where it was sent and how it was processed. one big factor in this case has been the amount of blood found around the bodies. when alec murdoch was questioned by law enforcement the night of the murders inside a mesa police car officers noti

mark meredith is live in d.c. watching this. will they do it? how so? >> good morning to you.it is a very popular app and that has been a lot of concern for so many parents. the justice department is not alone in investigating how the social media companies and technology can make it easy for drugs, especially fentanyl to reach younger americans. lawmakers spent hours listening to people that social media has lax policies. parents claim that snapchat and settings which make messages disappear quickly allow fentanyl to change hands without much of a trace. lawmakers hearing from the mom of a 14-year-old who died in june of 2020 saying after meeting dealers through snapchat he thought a pill was oxycontin but instead laced with poison. >> the history vanishes after it's read. drug dealers, child abusers and criminal users appreciate these privacy features, too. >> there is a lawsuit filed against snapchat who lost loved ones after taking fentanyl-laced pills purchasing vi the snapchat. the company are pushing back to the idea that snapchat makes it easy. we redirect snapchaters

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correspondent mark meredith has details from philadelphia tonight.. >> bret, good evening to you. the pro-life activist you are talking about potentially faces 11 years behind bars that is if he is convicted of federal face act or freedom of access entrances. it was back in october of 2021 that hawkeye allegedly assaulted a volunteer escort outs of a philadelphia planned parenthood. arguing this was a shoving match match. >> this was a sidewalk squabble now turned into a federal case it. should have ended in the state courts which threw this matter out. >> >> houck argues also as a pro-life activist he is being targeted by the justice department because of his religious beliefs. he is also claiming that the fbi was too aggressive when it came to arresting him last year. we heard from the fbi that they said they did not believe that claim at all insisting that the swat team was not involved despite claims otherwise. this case is certainly notable because the justice department making it clear they are going to pursue anybody who is violating the face

mark meredith alive in el paso, thank you. eric: arthel, the roughly three or border visit by the president, is wrapped up in the next hour or so but he will attend the north american leaders summit that's in mexico. he was mexican president and canadian prime minister justin trudeau that begins tomorrow. they meeting coming and made even more deadly violence from the mexican cartel but especially this enola cartel. after the arrest of the side of drug kingpin el chapo comment 10 mexican military members were killed in a gunfight over that. hey jacqui. >> hey eric for the focus of this type trilateral meeting is not just about controlling immigration at the southern border. it is also about stemming the flow of deadly fentanyl. ahead of this meeting el chapo son which she mentioned was arrested by mexican authorities. now the cartels have effectively declared war on the mexican government more than 30 people have been killed in shootouts. with the military, even attempting to shoot down military and civilian aircraft to preven

meredith is the president and ceo of the st. louis area food bank.us. this is -- it is not only embarrassing. it is alarming. it is horrible to think that so many u.s. service members are going through food insecurity, those that are trying to support their families and serve the country. you are also an army veteran, so this really hits home for you, doesn't it? >> it does. thank you so much for having me on tonight. it is really a tragedy when anyone in the great country that we live in struggles with food insecurity, but especially our servicemen and women. these are heroes that are risking everything to protect our freedoms. so the fact that we're having this conversation about food insecurity within our military ranks, truly troubling. >> i mean, how does this happen, right? when you think of how much money the military has, right? and to think that all of these service members are hungry. one service member said there are service members with families and children making the salary of an e-4, that is a corporal or specialist, who need help gett

mark meredith is standing by to kick things off in washington.he nation has been here before, we know that. do those calling for change really expect anything to happen this time? >> i think everybody is trying to hedge bets. they realize this is a conversation that will happen. tyre nichols death is generating comments for police -- even with widespread outrage unclear if anything will be different this time around. much of this weekend the focus was on the protests in memphis and other cities. this week in washington the attention will be on two men. cory booker of new jersey and republican senator tim scott of south carolina. both men leading the charge for law enforcement reforms back in 2021. back then negotiations fell apart over disagreements on how to handle qualified immunity or what kind of protections officers should have from potential lawsuits. senator booker will renew his efforts this week. senator scott says he wants to see change. senator scott writing we've been here too many times before and can't continue down this path. ameri

mark meredith live with details on how it would go down. >> good morning.e in the nation's capital are locked in a debate over how best to address rising crime. they want fairness in the justice system but others argue it will help criminals stay on the streets. city council members are set to approve the measure. in 2025 people charged with misdemeanors get a jury trial and let people already behind bars for a variety of reasons more easily apply for early release. d.c.'s reelected democratic mayor is against the reforms and vetoed the proposal saying the changes send the wrong message. the new attorney general said he supports this. reforms to the criminal code passed before women and black residents enjoyed rights are needed. the "washington post" editorial board is among those against these changes. they write maximum sentences are seldom pursued under the status quo but limiting them so drastically will deprive prosecutors of needed discretion. if the city council moves the measure forward today it is not a done deal. congress oversees the district. la

neil: right in your neck of the woods mark meredith.what ted williams thinks about all of this? i imagine he is not too enthusiastic. former defense attorney. police detective. we've seen this play out in los angeles, san francisco, new york city, without great results. what do you make of what is going on here? >> well, neil, it is good being with you, my old friend. neil: same here. >> listen, i am as the chief of police and the mayor are in the corner of reformation but neil, you don't throw the baby out with the bath water and this is what the city council has done in overriding the mayor's veto here. crime is up in the city. neil, one of the heartstrings of any city are the businesses and i can tell you, with crime rampant, with the city council overriding the mayor's veto here, reducing certain crimes sort of like the sentences for burglaries, for carjacking, for robberies, it is only going to hurt in the long run and i think you're going to find, and i predict, that businesses are going to move outside of the district of columbia

elizabeth: mark meredith always get reporting from you, let's welcome back to the show texas congressman elect, pat fallon, good to see you, great to have one we would like you to react to the sound, critics are saying the president made a series of gaffes of mistakes about the border and his policies and you're also going to see the homeland security mayorkas flip-flop, watch this. >> we're going to have to use title ix, title viii, eight, am i right? yeah eight. since august of last year customer border patrol have seized more than 20000 pounds of deadly fentanyl. that is enough to kill as many as a thousand people in this country. i know migration is putting a real strain on the border in border communities, i can't do anything but that in the failure to pass as increasing challenges that were seen in the southwest border no one knows this better than the vice president. >> would you qualify what is happening on the border right now as a crisis, we have seen the situation at the border managed in an orderly way there is no question the number of encounters that we are experiencing at

text mark meredith is alive in el paso, texas with mark, mark. >> arthel, good afternoon pay presidentit here to el paso's going to be brief. i would be on the ground for a couple of hours. the white house as he will be made of federal, state and local officials on the ground. people who know firsthand some of the challenges that are presented because of the immigration backlog. even before the presence visit on saturday we saw a protest in downtown el paso with pro- migrant groups take into the streets letting people know about some of the challenges asylum-seekers are facing for the group telling reporters that most of the people in el paso waiting are simply there as they are trying to find a better future for their families. for months el paso officials have struggled to handle the surge of migrants in their city. last month el paso mayor even declared a state of emergency over concerns expected end of title 42 would mean even more people would flood into el paso. however, she mentioned this week we saw the city actually shut down one of their emergency shelters. some say it's an a

mark meredith, fox news.y tying the knot. the nasa legend shared news of his nuptials on twitter, revealing he married his longtime girlfriend in a small, private ceremony in los angeles. it happened yesterday. aldrin also tweeted pictures and said they were both, quote, excited as eloping teenagerses. this does mark the fourth marriage for buzz aldrin who was the second man to walk on the moon following neil armstrong in the famous apollo 11 mission, and we wish the newlyweds the very best. arthel, i bet they're both over the moon. they just don't have to walk on it. they can be over the moon by getting married. arthel: just go straight over it, you're right, with all of that elation. all right. eric and i will be back at fourh eastern.t journal editorial report is up next. o tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhhhh... here, i'll take that. [woo hoo!] ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, one gram of sugar and nutrients for immune health. i'm a screen addicted tween. and, if i'm not posting

meredith yeomans shows us how the security system works. >> reporter: it is a sound teachers never wantschool. >> it gives me goose bumps to think about it. >> reporter: but it's one andie clark knows she needs to prepare for. >> what do i need to do if that becomes a reality, if that becomes my reality and i have a classroom of 35 babies of other people in here. >> you have a green light here, a green light here. >> reporter: brad merritt explained how the system works. gunfire activates acoustic sensors installed in ceilings that light up and direct people away from an attacker. when a shooting happens, sensors turn rid or green. red would mean you don't want to go that way. the shooter has been detected in that direction. green indicate a pathway to safety. strobe lights lead law enforcement to the shooter. then streamed to track their movement. >> if someone has evil in their heart so bad that they want to come into a school to do this, they're going to find a way to do it. that's where this system comes into play. >> reporter: between the new technology and arming some teachers. >>

mike meredith reporting live from washington. hi, mark. >> good afternoon.rs have been warning that tik tok lets china influence americans' lives. now the company is trying to go around that. tik tok is own by byte dance. the app is popular especially among younger americans. byte dance is extending an olive branch to lawmakers with how they would let third party companies like oracle to look at the companies. they say the app won't pose a threat to u.s. citizens. this debate has a long time in capitol hill. today we're hearing from mike gallagher of wisconsin. he had this so say. he said any deal is unacceptable. hatch measures won't cut it when protecting americans from the chinese communist party. tik tok's future murky at this point. a lot of talk about forcing china to divest their u.s. operations. experts say that could create a huge legal battle. at this point it's a waiting game. >> martha: a lot of influence through this program. thanks very much, mark meredith. let's bring in steve hilton, host of "the next revolution." great to have you with us. y

>> shannon: mark meredith reporting from the u.s.-mexico border. thank you very much.er to lucas tomlinson live at the white house. >> hello, shannon. longest vote for house speaker since 1859. kevin mccarthy crossed that critical threshold just after midnight early saturday. >> the vote took five days and 15 ballots. [cheers] >> for kevin mccarthy to finally become house speaker. >> our system is built on checks and balances. it's time for us to be a check and provide some balance to the president's policies. >> tensions mounted with each failed vote. mccarthy could only afford four defections. first vote monday saw 19 jump ship. things took a turn friday afternoon when 15 republicans crossed the line to support mccarthy. but at 11:00 p.m., he was still one vote short. after matt gaetz voted present following the roll call vote, mccarthy and allies approached gaetz. the incoming chairman of the house armed services committee mike rogers had to be restrained. two republicans who had left town hastily returned to the capitol to vote for mccarthy. ken buck, who early in

mark meredith is with us.el paso, texas right now critics say biden saw a sanitiz ed version of the border. what did the senators see last night? >> well, stu, it was very dark but these senators were right there up against the fenceline, where these people when they tried to come across the united states they have to get through whether or not they are human smugglers or drug cartels like you said trying to exploit some of the same weaknesses to come over the rio grande here into the united states. take a look at some of the exclusive video because we were the only crew that was there as these senators were getting briefings to see what is happening on a daily basis, talking to the men and women who were on the front lines and this is also fascinating. while we were on this tour we even stopped in the middle of it because border agents had come across two chinese national s who were trying to cross at the same time, so border agents were trying to question them, there was translation issues understandably, be

. >>> okay, joining us now national political correspondent meredith mcgraw. a second but i know you talk to a lot of republicans all the time. those that you've spoken to, how do they see, if no deal is done today, mccarthy's made progress but doesn't have the votes yet, do they think people will stay with him. >> reporter: conversations i've had, a lot of them are sort of close to trump in the trump circles and one name that has continued to come up is, of course, steve scalise. he hasn't put his name forward. i think to show his own sort of loyalty towards mccarthy. but that is a name that i do keep hearing come up throughout all of this. >> let's talk trump now. he got a vote yesterday. so i guess in some ways this is another election that he lost. but in your latest for politico you said the speaker fight is what, quote, broke trump's spell over the gop. the former president has kind of gone back and forth about how much he really has strongly endorsed mccarthy but he did post about it this week and now he's praising the rebellion against mccarthy even th

mark meredith, thank you. eric, i know that you also have other reporting on this as well. >> the president will be visiting the el paso county migrant service center. now at the bridge of america's port of entry. this is one of the busiest $600 million worth of goods passed over this bridge from mexico so it is the legal point of entry to this country. the president is talking with local officials, as you can see some of the agents and border patrol on the land. let's go to the border in eagle pass. the epicenter and all of this. they tell fox news they have encountered more than 718,000 migrants so far. the first 100 days of fiscal year 2023. along the border. griff jenkins is in eagle pass texas with more. your thoughts as we see the president meeting and greeting some of the border patrol agents who are on the front line and do that duty every day dealing with this problem that critics say is partly the biden administration's fault. >> eric, you know, good afternoon. it is great to see the president now me

june as we discussed he goes to mississippi to join carmichael and others who pick up after james meredithas shot march against fear and mississippi. i think it is just good to remember the kind of relationship being developed with carmichael and sellers who told us about that when he came to class on thursday during this march. just how glad he was to be going to mississippi. being created by african-american in these rural communities. and even that this was theme mah list police harassment being evicted from the school where they set up camp overnight, all kinds of problems with the police. carmichael had been arrested for several hours. he came out of that, 28 major rally in issued a call for black power. that is -- we've talked about that. it represented an approach black empowerment, for a number of years. but it really captured the attention of the nation got a real reaction. and what was king's view? do you recall from that account, response to black power, anybody? clara. >> they talk about it. >> the carmichael. >> i remember in that book mentioned he was saying how it might work

mark meredith is at the white house.s that garage door was open and the classified documents were unsecured. i think that's fair. >> harris, you are not the only one that has questions. the white house is clearly in damage control mode this afternoon as they are trying to piece together what is coming out of this latest revelation from the white house counsel office that additional documents from when then vice president biden had left office were discovered at his wilmington, delaware home, and ever since november the president's personal lawyers have been searching some of his residences to see where these other additional documents may be, because they had discovered documents at the penn biden center here in d.c. the white house is facing an enormous amount of questions about what did they learn and when and of course why the documents were being stored at a private home to begin with, and whether or not there should be any repercussions the president or staffers should face. the white house were saying documents lik

that's where we find mark meredith. hi, mark. >> neil, good afternoon to you.e down to the border all the time. but this week it's something a little different. you have eight senators, a bipartisan group that have come down here to see what is happening on the side of mexico, see what is happening here in the u.s. and all across the southern border. it's notable because these same eight senators are likely going to be the same eight people that at some point will introduce a comprehensive immigration reform package that would tackle border security and the asylum backlog. we had a chance to be on the ground with these eight senators as they saw first hand what the u.s. border patrol agents are dealing with daily. not only the conditions that they're working in but the type of migrants that they're encountering daily. they witnessed last night border patrol interacting with two men that claim to be chinese nationals. they didn't speak english. the only thing that they wanted to do is use google translate to tell them what to do to move next. john cornyn says th

. >> meredith vieira >> reporter: what do we say without you there wouldn't be us >> this is my lelegacyhesese are my legacy. >> repeporter: in n a male-d-dominated w world at t the time she spent years playing second fiddle to her male co-anchors at the "today" show -- >> i could not ask a question until he had asked three. >> reporter: the situation didn't improve much when she made that high-profile jump to abc. >> i kept time on your stories and mine tonight. you owe me four minutes. >> reporter: telling friends she knew she had to find a new role she soon did as the co-anchor of "20/20" she cast a wide net heads of state, murderers, movie stars all got the same intense treatment. she was famous for making many of them cry. she said she didn't do it on purpose. hmm. >> you caught me off guard. i'm sorry. >> reporter: she was her own best booker and meticulous in her research her producers said she was involved in the edit of every interview. she never r learned toto drive. she was crusty and competitive, soft-hearted and generous it wasn't that she didn't get knocked down along the w

susan ehrlich, the ceo and kim meredith, the ceo of the hospital's foundation.ank you for being here. >>> dr. ehrlich, let's start with you. there has been a recent surge of patients you have seen unexpectedly. tell us what you're witnessing? >> that's right, today in the hospital, our medical surgical unit and our intensive care unit are at 120% of capacity which is really a lot and more than we like to be operating at. some of the reasons we understand. have covid patients in the hospital right now. we have flu patients in the hospital, rsv. it is also the wintertime when we see higher volumes. but the volumes are higher than we've noticed in past years. there are other reasons that are not perfectly explained. one idea is patients really put off a lot of their healthcare during the pandemic and so now they may experience illnesses they went have experience like heart attacks and strokes. it is a matter what comes to us. we see everybody who comes to us and that's one of the things that has made us so special. >> it is a lot you're using for your doctors? >> i

he in the way for the meredith march he said well you can interpret black power in many ways. and it could raise he said tactical concerns because he felt that the future of the country depended on black and white people working together. but he said he prays the march the march against fear for demonstrating that black citizens would keep up their efforts. for full equality and until they establish full equality and he himself embraced black self-determination and community empowerment which was evident and in the bedford stuyvesant project, which was an innovative redevelopment project. that was run by people in the community. they'd raised money from the federal government philanthropy businesses and people in the community would develop plants for renovating homes. education programs job training and the rest but what's particularly interesting is that kennedy had been a south africa a very famous trip to south africa in june of 60 six when he was invited by antipartheid student group and remarkable trip where he makes these comparisons between america and south africa and

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, th

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meredith was just 15 when she was admitted to the same priory hospital in cheadle.ter, she still can't forget her time there. she even started a petition to have it closed down. the longer it's open, and the longer things aren't getting done, the more people are going to die, basically. and i can't have that on my conscience. the priory group wouldn't comment on lauren's inquest till it's complete, but for deseree and beth said, "we apologise unreservedly for the shortcomings in care and want to express our sincere condolences. "the safety of our patients remains our utmost priority, and we immediately took action to address the issues raised." three young women all died in an eight—week period at the same priory hospital — a place where they hoped they'd get better, thought at least they might be safe. angus crawford, bbc news, stockport. if you've been affected by that report, you can find organisations offering help and support at online at bbc action line, and you can see a programme about beth matthews on the bbc iplayer — the lives she saved. the american acto

meredith was just 15 when she was admitted to the same priory hospital in cheadle.lt safe. seven years later, she still can't forget her time there. she even started a petition to have it closed down. the longer it's open, and the longer things aren't getting done, the more people are going to die, basically. and i can't have that on my conscience. the priory group wouldn't comment on lauren's inquest till it's complete, but for deseree and beth said, "we apologise unreservedly for the shortcomings in care and want to express our sincere condolences." "the safety of our patients remains our utmost priority, and we immediately took action to address the issues raised." three young women. all died in an eight—week period at the same priory hospital — a place where they hoped they'd get better, thought at least they might be safe. angus crawford, bbc news, stockport. wout faes story, terrible story, raises three really important questions. forthe families raises three really important questions. for the families of those three young women, terrible loss, but questions

samantha, on, meredith, i hope you are there. mac, if he is around, mary jean, i think she is subscribed, that is my sister. mary, it is good to talk with you. i am used to looking into a screen on zoom. but i am talking to you in my classroom. we just did a three hour class on presidential speech. it broke up several minutes ago. thank you for accommodating me. there was a several minute overlap in this program. that meant that we were able to resolve it. okay, myself, i am the grandson of dwight eisenhower. i have spent a fair amount of time in abilene. mary is living there right now, for good reason. this is a town, more than any other place in america, it reminds me of a town a grew up. gettysburg, pennsylvania. that is no accident. gettysburg is on route 30. it turns into route 70. that runs about a mile and a half north of where you all are. the eisenhower's are in between the two. they lived in gettysburg when i was growing up because of its proximity to new york and washington. they decided to situate the library in abile

. >> meredith rhoden james. i wanted to ask if the number given the complicated training and how many operators it takes. two for the patriot system. is this going to impact us training on the system at all. and if so, how do you kind of plan to alleviate that? >> sure. it will not detract from any other training that's already scheduled at fort sill. thanks. >> this training is not a matter of sort of inserting them, these ukrainian soldiers within the training groups already going on. i mean they're going to be trained by themselves. and the reason you think you can confirm that you think that you can sort of called the training down is because as air defense soldiers back home, they already have a baseline of sort of experience. so you don't have to reinvent the wheel with these guys. it's >> there are instructors. and so first of all, it's here, your first question. so these instructors will be the same instructors that already conduct training for us and and allied forces that and partner forces that go thr

these athletes include kiera, gracie, mason, meredith, lucy, olivia, and bryce. freshman carol blazed to the finish line with an impressive time of 18:29 seconds. becoming the first freshman to win the state title. two other top 10 finishes from gracie and mason. all of these young ladies are a true testament that with hard work and determination, you can achieve your dreams. congratulations again to the mountaineers, virginia's 6th congressional district is increedably proud of your accomplishment. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia, mr. mccormick, for five minutes. mr. mccormick: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for five minutes, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized. mr. mccormick: thank you, sir. so, we have right now a situation where the president is visiting the border. in my line of work as a young lieutenant, i flew along the border and knew there was a problem in the early 90's. in the mi

. ♪ >> ♪ turn, turn, turn ♪ ♪ >> the full crock singer-songwriter meredith -- made his first splash in the byrds, but tensions split them up, into 1968, he teamed up to form crosby, stills and nash. after neil young's addition, they became crosby, stills, nash and young. their music was political, it reflection of the counterculture at the time. one of the -- one of their most famous performances at woodstock in 1969. >> for a moment, dr. king's death was not hanging over us. >> the legendary group enjoyed multiple hits and successful albums before tensions broke them up also. besides his innovative guitar tunings and vocal harmonies, david crosby was known for his peace activism, is turbulent for -- turbulent professional relationships and rockstar lifestyle. he underwent a liver transplant in the 1970's after decades of drug use cut up with him. in later decades, he turned his health around and continued doing what he had always done so i chronically. >> no music? >> not interested. it is the only thing i have to offer. >> david crosby will be remembered as one of the most influentia

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there is a integration of ole miss with the matriculation of james meredith in 1962. the same thing happens at university of alabama and 63 d then there's the civil rights movement direct action campaign in birmingham. during the course of that campaign when martin luther king is taken to jail and writes the famous letter from a birmingham jail, the weight of the civil rights cause is coming down onct kennedy and it looks like he's riot act. he's very reluctant to act come to do anything except to protect civil rights marchers. i've always wondered what he did at that moment. it turns out that bobby kennedy who was his brothers chief aide, most trusted and close advisor, goes downn south alabama and meets with the george wallace and meets with just horrific resistance down there. people are hurling epithets at him and treating him for cet like easy attorney general ofut the united states, but interesting enough a more poignant episode for bobby kennedy comes when heom meets wh james baldwin, a novelist, and a group of african-american entertainers anarchists at bobby

mark meredith joins us. why, from washington with all of the details, i'm mark actually and todd happy new year to both of you. good morning. glad we got the cake out of the way. first thing. it is a new year and a new era here in washington tomorrow, republicans regain control of the house of representatives and their first order of business, picking the person to lead the chamber congressman kevin mccarthy, the longtime minority leader. he is running for the speaker's job. on sunday, he held a conference call with fellow republicans hoping to address some concerns about how a speaker he would operate. he was reportedly saying the simple fact is that congress is broken. and needs to change now. mccarthy is walking a tightrope within his caucus because he needs 218 votes to become speaker. and as you can see, the republicans only have a slim majority, so there's little room for mccarthy to lose votes here overnight. nine republican lawmakers who have yet to back mccarthy announced they are glad to see some c

ways, the freedom rides in 1961, there is at integration of ole miss with matriculation of james meredith in '62 same thing at university of alabama '63. and the civil rights direct action campaign in birmingham. and during the course of that campaign when martin luther king is taken to jail and writes the famous letter from the birmingham jail, the weight of the civil rights cause is coming down on kennedy in this presidency and looks like he's going to have to act. he's very reluctant to act, to do anything except to protect civil rights marchers and i've always wondered why he did it at that moment. it turns out that bobby kennedy who was his brother's chief aide, most trusted and close advisor, goes down south to alabama and meets with george wallace and meets with just horrific resistance down there. you know, people are hurling epithets at him and treating him certainly not like he's the attorney general of the united states. but interestingly enough, a more poignant episode for bobby kennedy comes when he meets with edwin, the novelist and entertainers at bobby kennedy's father's p

mark meredith with the story live in philly.ark. >> lawyers for proactive activist mark say their client is being unfairly targeted by the justice department. a federal case is being made out of a shoving match outside an abortion clinic in october of 2021. only our cameras were there this morning as he and his wife arrived at the philadelphia courthouse to begin the trial facing two counts of violating the federal face act. the freedom of access to clinic entrances. prosecutors allege he assaulted a 72-year-old abortion clinic volunteer on a sidewalk outside of a planned parenthood clinic. defense the arguing it was self-defense and he regularly visited the clinic to pass out pro-life literature and defense saying the feds are trying to make an example of him and ignoring pro-life centers. >> it is turned into a federal case. it should have ended in the state courts which threw out the matter. the biden department of justice has decided to take an intimidation tact against pro-life people and people of faith. >> if the man is c

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stuart: mark meredith joining us now. mark, what are they saying?> well, stu, they're saying they want to see a lot more than just this weekend. good morning to you, i'm ready for the weekend. the president's trip to el paso will be generating plenty of headlines but for the men and women hoping to challenge him in 2024, this trip will create a lot of opportunity and put the spotlight on immigration debate roughly one year ahead of next presidential contest. former un ambassador nicky haley considered to be a strong 2024 candidate and the president's visit may come off as an empty jesse: peasants cheryl: congressman and in ragaini -- gesture and said biden's failures can't be bikessed with a photo -- fixed with a photo opportunistic at the border and says he needs to do more than visit the boarder and hold him accountable. this week, florida governor ron desantis also seen by many as a potential 2024 front runner told a crowd in tallahassee that he believes the biden administration created kansas city chiefs toosh fio with lax -- kansas c catastroph

mcconnell's office tells fox news correspondent mark meredith the senator really wants to make sure hees his role in how much money he brought to kentucky, they are bringing one. $6 billion in federal grant money for kentucky so upon the president's return, from his vacation, why would he be seen with mcconnell? >> why is that significant to see you with mcconnell? >> president biden: everybody wants to contribute something. >> reporter: white house official says the trip will kick off a weeklong administration blanketing various cities promote the promoted -- to promote the plan of government spending. the president weeking today this year companies who choose to build clean construction project like solar and wind right here in america will see tax credits, helping create thousands of good paying jobs in the clean energy economy, you see that with tax increases and a recession i had according to 2 thirds of economists, 23 of the largest banks in the united states, the company will pay a 15% base corporate tax, the american gas association warned a new tax on natural gas will increase